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There have been a few churches and cathedrals turned homes and other spaces in the past, but not many have seemed so authentic as this Kyloe, Northumberland based church– complete with a cemetery. Staying true to the 1792 architectural style left a whole lot of gorgeous stained glass gothic style windows and other structural elements. Though…

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Star Trek Mega Fan and UK resident, Tony Alleyne is likely one of the only people to have the self proclaimed title of “24th Century Interior Designer,” but his title ring true when you see what he did with his previous home. Admittedly a trekkie at his core, in the late 90s Alleyne proceeded to convert…

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Home additions are some of our favorites, especially when you take creative, contemporary architecture studios such as Mole Architects; and combine their tastes and expertise with an old home. This centuries old farmhouse in South East England has now been added onto, and the outcome is a great new meets old combination. The architectural elements are…

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Treehouses are a great way to add on to your current home, and even better if you want to find a way to get the kids out of the house. But what if you want to escape for awhile? This treehouse hideaway in Whitstable Cantebury, Kent is a unique experiential escape that you can book your…

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When the word ‘bunker’ is thrown about, things like a Zombie Apocalypse might come to mind. Well, in London’s elite area of Kensington, residents are expanding below their homes and into the streets of their neighborhood (much to the disgrace of some neighbors). But not for reasons that you might think– you know, of the world…

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Great Britain is home to hundreds of thousands of old, historic buildings including castles, cathedrals, royal palaces just to name a few. Clifford’s Tower is one of those old favorites, and where there was once a roof now lay 45 vibrant umbrellas suspended from clear wire. Louise Wyatt and Steve Parker from English Heritage are the…

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There are plenty of small homes around the world, but there aren’t quite any like this tiny home suspended above the streets of Liverpool. Not only is it floating above the ground level, but it’s rotated on its axis with a view that appears as if it is tilting downward. Created by Korean artist Do-Ho Suh,…

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Located in Thorpeness, England– this ‘Dune’ home is just what it sounds like, only it looks like something out of a magazine. The Dune House is designed by Norway based JVA Architects and has a geometric roof that’s similar to a pavilion we featured on Inthralld, only it’s a fully functional living space that has some…

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Urban environments typically have a great understanding at what works in a night time hotspot. This particular location of Bar Soba in Glasgow has got it all on point, down to the lightbulbs. The dark and moody vibe of this bar is filled with graffiti and pops of color, designed by Skarinish Studio. Shown below is…

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There is more than one way to create a bench, and Studio Weave designers proved that over and over again with just one installation of a bench where the twists and turns not only have people intrigued but it is seating a good portion of people in West Sussex. The Littlehampton based bench has the ability…