Purotu Bach is a beatiful holiday home in Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand. The property was designed by Studio MWA and has stunning views over Miritu Bay. Studio MWA’s work consists of residential, commercial, public, industrial and urban design projects. As the rest of the house, the kitchen looks very modern. Handlelesss cabinets and drawers in combination with a stainless steel countertop make this kitchen fit with the rest of the residence. The dark wood contrasts nicely with the glossy metal. Choosing such a dark color for your cabinets is not always
The Zinc House (yes, this house has its own website) is located in Cincinnati, Ohio. It is situated on 1.4 acres of wooded land in the sought after Sycamore School District. The house itself is 6,222 square feet of pure luxury. Inside you’ll find 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, 2 laundry rooms, a large office, a theater, family room and of course a big kitchen. In the garage you can park three cars and the heated pool has a built-in fire pit next to it. As you’d expect there’s also a pool
A kitchen island can – literally – be the centerpiece of a kitchen. It can be functional and beautiful at the same time. That’s exactly what this stone top kitchen island of Williams Sonoma is all about. The styling resembles of antique French utility tables, thanks to the ‘weathered’ wood and rustic metal handles. Each of these stone top kitchen islands are handcrafted and made of reclaimed pine and natural stone. Below the built-in drawers you’ll find removable baskets, which make this beauty even more practical. The bottom shelf provides
Houses and appartments are getting smaller and smaller. People are still looking for extra space for our ever-expanding cities. That’s why in the future we’ll have to be more efficient with the space we’ve got. But according to Alan Chu, this isn’t a problem. This Brazilian designer created a colorful interior for this small 36 sqm (388 sqft) apartment in São Paulo. He chose a single element – the wooden ‘crates’ – to organize the space as efficiently as possible. These pinewood crates are arranged in a seemingly random way
