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Bal House, Menlo Park by Terry & Terry Architecture
Bal House in Menlo Park, California, may look like an ordinary mid-century ranch house from the front.
Redpath Apartment, Montreal by Les Ensembliers
Loft apartments often fall all too easily into the cliche industrial look with endless exposed brick walls, cast iron beams and polished concrete floors.
Muji Hut
As Japan is home to some of the most densely populated areas in the world, it comes as little surprise that micro-living is so popular.
Studhorse House, Winthrop designed by Tom Kundig
Think of the wild West in America and one immediately gets the vision of wide open space and a sense of splendid isolation which evokes the spirit of pioneering adventurism.
Hotel Hotel in Canberra by March Studio
The lobby of Hotel Hotel in Canberra has just been named World Interior of the Year 2015 at the INSIDE World Festival of Interiors in Singapore.
Vivarium Restaurant, Bangkok by Hypothesis and Stu/D/O Architects
Vivarium, Latin for "place of life", evokes images of glass terrariums filled with exotic plants.
Food Art by Hargreaves + Levin
There are few things as universal as the human desire to eat, preferably well.
Hotel Muchele, Merano by Stephan Marx and Elke Ladurner
The spa resort of Merano in the South Tyrol region of Italy is a little known gem which is just about to become a lot more popular with the recent opening of the Hotel Muchele.
MoreSky by Aldana Ferrer Garcia
Ever wish you could have a terrace in your small apartment? Or more direct views of the sky above? Designer Aldana Ferrer Garcia may have the solution.
Archisutra by Federico Babina
Throughout the ages buildings have often been seen as phallic symbols (just look at the Gherkin).
The Edge, Port Douglas, Australia: £3,000,000
The hype surrounding the latest James Bond movie Spectre has been almost overwhelming.
The Great Pottery Throw Down
Last night during dinner, whilst our fingers were doing the usual dance moves on the TV remote control, we unexpectedly came across the first episode of The Great Pottery Throw Down on the trusty BBC iPlayer.
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