An irregular plot of land in Barra Grande, Piauí, was the starting point for Nomads' House, a project by Mareines Arquitetura. The client, from Belgium, wanted a residence that would function as a summer house in Brazil and, for the rest of the year, as part of the pool at the "La Cozinha" guesthouse, owned by a friend. The architecture was designed to include natural and local elements, with the building integrated into the landscape and using techniques from the local culture. The rustic look of the project, enhanced by the work of local artisans, is made up of a piassava roof, a structure of round timber, stone and white masonry.

Embark on a journey through time and design as we step into this enchanting retro-inspired oasis nestled amidst the majestic mountains of Canada. The Retro interior design style unfolds its magic, weaving a narrative of nostalgia and modernity in every corner.

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Bubble Dome immediately became a landmark in the city of Ubud / Bali. ts original function is a clothing and craft store from the BLUEMOLOKO brand. Because of its unusual shape, this building immediately attracts the attention of everyone passing by.

Rama Architects: On the leafy shoreline of Clareville Beach, this new residential dwelling recedes behind a green canopy cascading from the rooftop down and growing up from below blurring the lines between outside and in.

Tucked away in a serene, wooded enclave, The House of the Tall Trees is a mesmerizing weekend retreat for a family of four. The choice of the location was an integral part of the design process, involving the client in the selection of a perfect forested plot.

House Kupuri 27 is located in Litibu Bay. The design is based on a fusion between rustic materials, managing to create a space that respects and highlights the simplicity and beauty that stands out in the small details.

Having previously lived in a large country property in Greytown, the clients’ vision was to downsize into a smaller home that was warmer, drier and easier to maintain, while still providing a comfortable and inviting space for extended family to visit. As a home designed for life, the dwelling needed to be energy efficient, low maintenance, wheelchair accessible and comfortable year-round. Its efficient floor plan features an open-plan living and dining space, four good-sized bedrooms and a separate office.