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This may not be the first seashell house we’ve seen, but, it certainly is another creative take on living near the ocean. Situated in Isla de Mujeres in Mexico, the two adjacent “Moon Shell” and “Queen Conch” titled spaces share a pool and ocean views. Architect Eduardo Ocampo designed the home, and it’s now available as…

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Nestled in the mountains of Tucson’s Sonoran Desert is this modernist retreat that is full of Southwest appeal. While a majority of the land looks to be barren, the radiant landscaping and architectural additions really make the desert look and feel like home. This expansive one story space was crafted primarily of Rammed Earth, with concrete,…

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Loft spaces are always a beautiful addition to any property, and this Chilean built loft is a nice little contemporary gem tucked away into the lush hills of the countryside. Titled “Lo Curro,” this Matias Silva built home is built of concrete block, wood and steel. The home itself is 1,500 square feet with an expansive…

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Galvanized metal isn’t always the first home building material that comes to mind when talking “guest house.” But with this Mell Lawrence addition to an Austin property– the low-energy, efficient house is still warm and inviting. With a metal exterior and solar paneled roof, the loft style floor plan is completely self-sustainable. The rainwater collection system…

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From the Bay Area of California and beyond, Nick Noyes Architecture emits that coastal California vibe. From a sophisticated marble clad bathroom to a backyard comprised of string lights, everything is simple, clean and with a purpose. The Sea Ranch Residence off of the beach cliffs nearby has a contemporary Cape Cod feel with those California…

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Japanese Architecture firm Hironaka Ogawa were the masterminds behind this amazing home expansion in Kagawa, Japan. With the new found need for space, came the necessary demolition of old, sacred trees that had so much sentimental meaning for the homeowners. Instead of just parting ways, it was decided that the two trees would be repurposed into…

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There are so many reasons to have great prefab housing for those in need, and in lower-income areas. While it’s not drywall and foundation based, these homes come compact and easy to deliver with simple installation instructions. With Abod homes able to reach the far corners of the world and people who need it most, this…

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Ramon Esteve Estudio designed this gorgeous home off the Mediterranean Sea in Spain, and their contemporary aesthetic complements the natural landscape just right. With a very linear yet natural and organic exterior mixture, the home embraces the landscape and combines the two elements flawlessly. Materials are simple, and furnishings fairly scarce in this space, but the…

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The Experimental Dwelling for a Greener Environment, better known as “E.D.G.E.” by Revelations Architects has been a showstopping design that also focuses on being green and environmentally sustainable. Featured as a modular space that’s either your full time home or a vacation getaway, the E.D.G.E. is looking to transform home design everywhere. Not only is the…

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Slade Architecture based out of New York designed this incredible home that’s got some ambiguity about it in South Korea. Utilizing orthogonal bricks, the architects concocted the 9,675 pixel house– with one pixel equal to one concrete brick. The home is a 1,200 square foot space, with room for a family of 4 that entertains and…