Natural light interior design

Get inspired with innovative design solutions to maximize natural light in living rooms with unconventional layouts, turning challenges into bright opportunities.

Image 16 of 22 from gallery of Light as a Design Statement: Inspiring Ways to Manage Natural Lighting. Courtesy of Mendaro Corsini Arquitectos

At the water’s edge a structure stands properly. In the periphery, a ferry landing and the echoes of extinct maritime sheds, it nestles in respectful and appropriately, embracing it’s context. Genuine materials, precise details, a place personified by purity. Slowly unveiling itself, it defies definition of program and typology. Respectful, timeless. Designed for a couple […]

Imagine stepping into a time capsule, where the past and present seamlessly blend together in a symphony of style and sophistication. Picture yourself in a mid-

Imagine stepping into a bathroom that transports you back to the golden age of design, where sleek lines, bold colors, and innovative features reign supreme. My

Neutral tones and natural materials such as wood and stone contribute to a peaceful and timeless feel. The minimalist furnishings, soft lighting, and organic shapes complement the design, while the indoor tree adds a touch of nature indoors. This style emphasizes simplicity and authenticity, resulting in a serene and welcoming space. #WabiSabi #NeutralTones #MinimalistDesign #InteriorDesign #wabisabi_interiors #wabiSabiLivingRoom #luxury_living_room_design #ContemporaryInterior

For the record, we won’t settle until we find windows like this 👆🏼. // Jackson Family Retreat by @fougeronarch. // 📸 by @huntingforgeorge.

It's well known that today many architects work solely in the development area of architecture. However, it's also known that architecture is not a very big expense in terms of development expenses, so the architects are not coming very high on the totem pole of expenses put forth by developers.

In Berlin a communal prayer and teaching hall for Christian, Jews and Muslims is destined to promote inter-religious dialog. And a book has now been published documenting the architectural competition, visualizing the challenge innate in designing a religious building for which there are no historical precedents.