Photo of a modern house exterior in London.

We disguised the appearance of the front slope with meandering retainers both sides, plus adding some art to the front helped - Paul hand carved the surfboard for the letter box, a real hit on the street. We also wrapped the plumbing for the outdoor shower under nautical rope around the power pole.

Space for car, and roll up garage door. Featured Product: Bowral Bricks Dry Pressed Clay Brick in Charolais Cream Location: Richmond VIC Architect: Oof! architecture Collaborating artist: Rose Nolan Structural engineer: AM Daly Builder: Complete Builders Insight Bricklayer: R&K Fuchshofer Bricklaying Services Photographer: Nick Granleese

Design ideas for a modern cloakroom in Boston.

Built in wardrobe with built in desk Simple shaker style Top boxes LED lighting Hanging rails Adjustable shelving
This is an example of a large modern wardrobe in Cardiff.

Fotos: © Philip Kistner für Zimmerei Lüddecke, Spockhövel
This is an example of a modern house exterior in Dortmund.

Modern veranda in Madrid.

White modern detached house in Palma de Mallorca.

Copyright Stefan Meyer
Design ideas for a multi-coloured modern bungalow detached house in Nuremberg with wood cladding and a flat roof.

Modern house exterior in Valencia.

Lim Ai Tiong (LATO) Design
Photo of a modern house exterior in Singapore.

Design ideas for a modern patio in Madrid.

Ron Tan Photography
Design ideas for a modern home in Perth.

Casa in legno Villa Paloma
Beige modern two floor detached house.

Large modern split-level house exterior in Adelaide.

A curved middle-spine stairway in wood, metal and glass, designed to create more open space in the entrance lobby. The curved glass panels are attached to the tread ends by stainless steel bolts.

Derek Swalwell
Photo of a modern house exterior in Melbourne with three floors.

Photo of an expansive and white modern house exterior in London.

This bold townhouse development engages with its surroundings in unusual ways. A refined palette of materials help to define crisp horizontal forms while each residence has its own particular language helping to enhance the streetscape and create a unique sense of space. Internally the residences are abundant in natural light whist maintaining a high level of privacy on an exposed corner block. The volumes and textures of the Spanish Mission house that previously occupied this corner site inspired the selection and composition of these two new houses. The previous stuccoed fence has been stripped back and given a new wet dash treatment, the vertical lines of the terracotta parapet are replaced by standing seam cladding. Other materials have been deliberately selected for their graceful patina. The west facing screen that conceals the bedroom windows of the southern house is derived from the traditional Moorish Spanish design and pays further homage to the previous house on the site. Photographer: Andrew Wuttke & James Coombes