Category: Facade Innovations

We have all seen how unpainted kitchen cabinets can give a rustic, natural feeling to a room and thus consolidate their place in the interior far beyond the trends. But have you ever looked at an unpaid wooden fridge? Jennifer Garner's wooden kitchen makes us think about the idea. In a contribution recently divided into… Continue reading Jennifer Garner's wooden kitchen lets me rethink my fridge

The biggest advantage of a neutral living room is probably the versatility. In my home I enjoy white walls and natural wooden floors, which serve as the perfect basis for access with books, pillows and works of art. However, I had never thought of inserting color through my sofa until Cameron Diaz 'space changed my… Continue reading Cameron Diaz 'sofa lets me rethink my whole living room

The installation of the facade is about to complete the village of West, a 13-story residential building in the 525 Sechth Avenue in Manhattan's West Village. The structure of 145 feet over 123,000 quadrat feet and 71 condominium units and commercial space on the ground floor developed by BKSK Architects and developed by the Izaki… Continue reading The brick facade of the village West is approaching the completion in the 525 Sechth Avenue in West Village, Manhattan

It may seem implausible, but it is true: in 2025 there is more than half. In what feels like blinking of an eye, a new year will be up to us – and with it new trends that you can fix on. If you are fresh and tedious in the interiors, most people look at… Continue reading 4 Flooring trends designers are convinced, Rule 2026

Coolant is a passive cooling system for buildings developed by the New Delhi architect Monish Siripurapu. The name is not just a turn of the refrigerant; Siripurapu was inspired by pleasant Anhills who have been passively cooled. The air circulates through the tunnel and ventilation slots of an anthill and reaches sludge loaded with moisture.… Continue reading The architect develops a passive cooling system inspired by Anthills

By Laura Lombardi, local editor for the second time in a row, Mill Creek Lumber, in collaboration with the painting of the True Value Foundation A Helliger … Previous post New Year, new design Next post Crusaders complete the summer training and focus on autumn sport

The owner Holdmark Property Group welcomed a state-less significant construction competition for a new 70-story building to rent the development of Valentine Avenue in Parramatta. The architecture is won by Buchan and Furtado Sullivan. The headmaster at Buchan said that the competitive jury reacted “positively” to the community focus of the design and combine the… Continue reading The design competition wins Pave Way for 70-story Parramatta BTR

Published on August 13, 2025 The Ferretti group In the Ferretti group, eight new yachts will be presented at the Cannes Yachting Festival next month. This will be most of the starts of one of the larger builders, although last year in Cannes with Ferretti's announcement that 25 new models would be presented from 2024… Continue reading These eight Ferretti yachts are global debuts at the Cannes Yachting

Katie Harbison is the founder and creative force behind her design studio of the same name, which is known to create interiors that reconcile architectural integrity with warm, contemporary elegance. Katie relies on a background that combines classic influences with the love of Californian ease, and approaches every project by first honing the bones of… Continue reading Designer profile: Katie Harbison | Houses and gardens

Vintage Pierre Jeanneret chairs with a custom -made marble console with a Marcel Breuer tissue lamp in the demonstration room. Painting by Alvin Armstrong. Art: © Alvin Armstrong/Anna Zorina Gallery, New York City Lorenzo and Manuel moved to Beverly Hills after separating from their former Lair in Las district Los Feliz, a locus of Eastside… Continue reading In streetwear Mogul Jerry Lorenzo's minimalist Beverly Hills House