In homes, exposed structural elements are typically reserved for the roof and floor framing. But how about using cross bracing in front of translucent walls, as shown here? Walls don't have to be solid and opaque.
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Simplicity and composition, not overdone. "This cabin not only makes use of a simple geometry, but also avoids the mistake of using far too many materials that much of modern architecture makes"
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Color tie-in with interior of drawers and yellow balanced in furnishings.
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impressive corner-glass wall over master bath tub, master bath view. Looks well integrated, balanced, while still allowing expansive use of view.
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Clever half-waterfall flying sink vanity for powder room.
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Nice use of ceiling light over master tub to keep privacy while bringing light.
Not fully transparent glass on shower seems more inviting than clear glass.
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Angled and open sink makes small 1/2 bath feel well sized and open, where closed cabinet would make room cramped. Clever.
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clever kitchen cabinet rack storage in bathroom. make space usable.
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clever duct in beam concealment, small-to-medium kitchen
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open, angular/modern bathroom
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corner tub shower combo, nice blend of surface between the two
What window system allows this? Possible for master bath?
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