Madrid, Design Architecture Abstraction The Traditional Elements Pitch House

The house is organized into two independent parts. One houses a single volume the whole program. It is air-tight horizontal prism in the form of placement and dimensions. Stone with a large horizontal plane which defines the footprint of the building. Beneath it is located using the service and parking the car, and on the living room of the house. Entrance to the house appears between two different worlds, through the almost hidden staircase located in the vicinity of a large rock.



A unique window trim uniform horizon landscape and illuminate the ceiling concrete. The void that runs almost horizontally through the entire building to bring natural light into the first floor, which allows the sun go diagonally to the ground floor through the double height of the center. Concrete box almost hang below the height of leaves required for the ground floor must be protected from the sun while preserving the view of the skyline. Abstraction traditional residential elements to mislead visitors, and to draw attention to the specifics of the environment. Iñaqui Carnicero Architects

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Amy & David Butler's Creative Textile Lab of a Home

What a wonderful treat! We're thrilled to be able to share this peek inside the home and studio of textile designer, Amy Butler and her husband, David. Just as anyone who is familiar with her work would expect, Amy's home is full of color and beautiful prints and patterns - in fact, the whole home inside and out serves as inspiration for her line of home products.

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Chantry’s Barn

A modern barn! We have, in fact, featured a modern barn here before, but this one is different in style. This barn is much more rustic on the exterior, and was at one time part of a larger estate. The property is hidden in the swathes of stunning Gloucestershire countryside just outside the village of Guiting Power.



Chantry’s Barn, as it is known, is the labor of love created by owners Mark Collins and Julia Uttley. Over six years, the couple designed a space that would house their hobbies, love of art and cinema, and modern design. The barn house has five bedrooms, an art gallery, entertainment suite, sauna and steam room this is a remarkable achievement in engineering space for modern, precocious living. Parts of the interior were left rustic such as exposed beam and stone walls, juxtaposed with the modern walls, flooring and furnishings.

Chantry’s Barn is now on the market for £3,250,000 with Smiths Gore in Stow-on-the-Wold.

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