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From the days of rudimentary log houses to today’s modern timber homes, wood has been a favored home building material for centuries. Its earthy appeal, natural look and warm feeling are ideal characteristics to elevate the facade of a minimalist home. The profile of these modern homes is typically angular and sometimes severe, so cladding…
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When confronted with a choice between showcasing the amazing views or preserving the trees growing on the site, studio Mork-Ulnes Architects actually chose to do both. They managed that by dividing the floor plan of this modern retreat into three separate sections. The house which is located in Ukiah, the U.S. is very similar to…
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It’s a piece that no living room should do without: The coffee table. A sofa, no matter how beautiful, feels too exposed and unfinished when there’s no coffee table in front of it. Besides, that modestly sized table is one of the most functional pieces of furniture in the room. It’s a place for decor,…
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Perforated Brick Facades Make a Home More Stylish and Energy Efficient
Bricks are one of the oldest building materials known to man but that doesn’t mean that they are any less popular for today’s homes and buildings. Their eco-friendly nature makes them a great option because they don’t have to be brought in from far-flung locales and don’t require all sorts of toxic chemicals for production….