Cool Boathouse

Photography by Magnus Selander

Villa In Darvishabad by Pouya Khazaeli Parsa

Pouya Khazaeli is an Iranian architect

Tipo Sofa by Norway Says for LK Hjelle

Photography by Hugo Åshild Found in Anderssen & Voll: Torbjørn Andersen and Espen Voll were previously founders and running partners of the design group Norway Says which was founded in 2000.

oon power outlet by OKUM

The oon is a new type of multi-outlet power cord for living. Combining logical function and thoughtful design, it beautifully organizes plugs and blocky adapters that are ubiquitous in our lives. Three electrical sockets designed to flex and rotate conform to different situations, allowing for all connections to be utilized and organized. Deliberately crafted, details in wood, metal, plastic and fiber compliment and complete one another. Visit OKUM >>

Four Seasons House by ch+qs

Four Seasons House was designed by Churtichaga + Quadra-Salcedo arquitectos as rural retreat, this tiny cabin from facade to interiors is all wood. More details on ideasgn >>

Hanby House by Venn Architects

Built over three floors, Hanby House is designed around a central core, which houses utility areas, workstations, butler’s pantry, lift and access to the basement. Architects: Venn Architects Photography: Derek Swalwell

The house feels like it flows to the boundaries of the property, capturing views outside. A terraced outdoor entertaining area reaches into the garden, linking inside to out. It’s an inviting entertaining area, with built in outdoor cooking and seating, fireplace and a black mosaic-tiled swimming pool. The first floor floats over this space, creating a canopied area which can be enjoyed year round.

Nowhere but Akiya

Nowhere but Akiya from Nowhere Resort

Glass Box Surfing in Curve

Cite de l’Ocean et du Surf by Steven Holl and Solange Fabião

海角客栈 by 赵扬

海角客栈 by 赵扬

Wild Bird Mark Mills Nathaniel Owings

Photography by Bruce Damonte

Wieden + Kennedy Offices in New York by WORKac

It features a garden cut out of the corner of the building, and a circular “coin stair” that doubles as a seating area. Architects: WORKac Photography: Bruce Damonte

Workspace by Kim Timmerman

へたのの家 by kichi-d

Jacobson Residence by Michael Lee Architects

Small house in Manhattan Beach, California Photography by Dave Lauridsen