All posts with tag:non-residential reconstruction

Large windows, beamed ceilings, an open living room – from the first photo it is clear that this Stockholm apartment is located in an unusual house. And it is – this is a former factory building on the embankment, from the windows of which there are beautiful views of the city and the bay. This…

Designer Alissa Johnson chose one of the most unusual residential buildings in Chicago for her own residence. This is a former church in the neo-Gothic style, built more than 100 years ago by German immigrants. Despite the fact that the building has preserved its outer appearance almost completely, inside there are now trendy residential units…

This London loft may not boast of towering ceilings or spacious rooms, but it still has a few striking details. The home is located in a former warehouse, which is noticeable from the massive wooden beams, metal columns supporting them, and brick walls. On the other hand, the soft, calm decor in light natural tones…

With its long plan and open spaces, this Swedish cottage is housed in a rather unusual building. The thing is, it used to be a small factory, but later the business and the building itself fell into disrepair before it was bought by a private owner. Now, the cottage boasts not only an interesting space,…

Once a ski school, this Vermont mountain home is now a stunning family home with a passion for skiing. Designer Jeremiah Brent took advantage of the 2010s house to create an impressive living space that combines natural materials with timeless elegance. Various types of wood are the main decorative elements – from structural beams and…

The views from the windows of designer Robert Stilin’s loft in Brooklyn are simply amazing. Sitting in his living room, the owner can watch cruise ships docking in the nearby port, as well as contemplate endless sunsets. However, this is not what Robert considers the main value of his home. The designer was lucky enough…

The total area of ​​this one-bedroom apartment in Stockholm is not that big, only 63 sqm, but the living room has as many as 6 windows! This interior clearly shows the industrial past of the building in which the unit is located – it has a characteristic architecture with frequently repeating windows, plus an open-plan…

This building in Krakow has an interesting history. The house was built in the 1930s as a dormitory for students of the local university. The current owners have known it since childhood, because the building has always been an important historical part of the local landscape. When a few years ago the semi-abandoned building was…

Sometimes the most inconspicuous things or objects close to us have a huge untapped potential. For example, the owners of this house in New Jersey had an old abandoned barn on their property and one day they had a brilliant idea – why not create a spectacular guest home for entertaining and relax. They invited…