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Exclusive interview: Andrew Winter’s bathroom makeovers
As the host of Foxtel’s Love it or List It Australia and Selling Houses Australia, it’s safe to say that Andrew Winter is a bona fide residential property expert. So, when the serial renovator reached out with pictures of his new bathrooms, inside his new house, we were keen to take a look and get some design advice at the same time.
“We wanted to achieve a classic
11 Retreat Cabins in the Woods
Project Name: Paradinha – 11 retreat cabins
Office: SUMMARY Arquitectos
Leading Architect: Samuel Gonçalves
Project Location: Aldeia da Paradinha, Alvarenga – Arouca, Portugal
Coord: 40°56’03.8″N 8°10’22.0″W
Completion Year: 2021
Gross Built Area: 512 m2 / sqm
Programme: Tourism, Hotel, Cabins, Tiny Houses
Photo Credits: © Fernando Guerra_FG+SG
A short question:
What makes this project one-of-a-kind? (what is its biggest quality, what is its most surprising advantage or unique feature?)
Apart from the natural conditions of the plot, the roughness and remoteness of its location were also challenging to the development of the project. Moreover, we were anticipating a very difficult
reddish studio’s latex sculptures reinterpret prehistoric
reddish studio’s contemporary exploration of archaeology
During Jerusalem Design Week 2022, Tel Aviv based research and product design group Reddish Studio exhibited their new sculpture project, Venus of Jaffa. The objects, a playful study of forms inspired by prehistoric Venus figurines, were displayed as part of the Go for Broke exhibition which presented a series of curated objects and their stories, centered on the dialogue between archaeology and design. Along this theme, Naama Steinbock and Idan Friedman, founders of Reddish Studio, design these the minimal figurines made of latex and copper as contemporary reinterpretations of their palaeolithic counterparts. The
Tour an absolutely charming southern style farmhouse in
ID Studio Interiors is responsible for designing this beautiful southern style farmhouse nestled on 20 acres in Greenville, a city in South Carolina. Created for a family of six, the vision for this project was to have warm, family-friendly interiors that would serve them for many years to come.
Upon entrance into this dwelling, repurposed wood from the riding ring is used on the ceiling to create a warm backdrop to welcome friends and family. A large kitchen was a “must have” for this active family and includes a 15-foot concrete island that serves as the hub of the house
See this stunning midcentury modern home renovation in
Architectural studio Drawing Dept is responsible for the extensive renovation of a midcentury modern home built in 1952 by noted modernist architect, Carl Strauss. Nestled into a wooded hillside of Cincinnati, Ohio the existing dwelling survived while adjacent homes were demolished to make space for large mansions in this desirable neighborhood.
Its greatest asset lay tucked behind the front door, where panoramic views of the city and river unfolded to the unsuspecting visitor.
Over time the house suffered an insensitive addition, poorly executed ‘improvements’, and over 60 years of exposure to Cincinnati weather.
After extensive redevelopment of the plan, the