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From the outside, you wouldn’t guess the home has three courtyards. If you were asked, “What does a modern Japanese house look like? Today, we’re going to show you eight homes that represent the forefront of Japanese architecture. Narrow and tall modern home with balcony and glass railings overlooking the countryside and in ground pool. These murkier blues are on the rise with a mercurial mix of blues, greens and grays keeping things interesting but still subdued.
This residence features sloping outdoor patios, an ascending roof and convex front elevation on a simple, flat patch of green. The feel of this home’s design starts with the beautiful new front door and reshaping of the walkway. The warm new color and clean new landscaping brighten things up. New windows and wood pillars amplify the exterior and add to the sense of calm. The natural tones extend throughout the living room where a dark brown, two-seater sofa accents the room. The individual rooms do not have doors, which creates an energy flow making the entire space one complete room.
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A beautiful balcony heightens your enjoyment of the outdoors. Large, open-framed windows make the most of this rural setting, while glass railings allow a comfy seat in an outdoor pod. This modern building, resplendent with a tall concrete column, slatted wall of blinds and vertical glass panes matches its grey to a rock entrance and stairway.
A great design for a home or office, this building offers an industrial twist on the home above. Instead of bamboo shutters, metal grating offers a glimpse of the outdoors between hanging fairy lights. Instead of palm trees, oak-lined boulevards make the space green.
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FireRock Building Materials exterior design’s details, material combination, and texture complement one another well. Do you want a home that is both striking in its originality and comfortable in its reassuring familiarity? The combination of grey and white is soothing to the eye and sophisticated and minimalist. The house’s exterior is noticeable throughout the day and the night. David Piscuskas of 1100 Architect and landscape architect Steven Marc Dauber collaborated with Kelly Klein on the spare scheme of her Palm Beach, Florida, home.
Another innovative apartment block, this concrete, plaster and wooden find uses its outside lights to full effect. As a plethora of moving slabs pave your way in, light deflects off a large vertical façade, entrance, and lush ferns in the garden. Use columned windows to draw them in, then fascinate with a luminescent glow that filters through perforated window shades that light up at night. The polished sphere sculpture offers a modern alternative to the traditional garden statue. This exterior cradles large sheets of glass in columns of brick, while offering two balconies for sunset views.
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Miami-esque plaster and glass joins with rustic stone and industrial concrete to produce the most unusual house on the street. Spice it up with double-roof layering, unconventional angles and a bunch of greenery growing from its edges. Nature and technology merge in this beautiful autumn setting. Forming a series of blocks joined by a concrete-clad passage, a large glass lounge opens up the indoor-outdoor flow.
Set in a stunning forest glade, white cherry blossoms and weeping willow trees create softness, while a black-painted column holds a room with a view. Often we recommend that our clients remove shutters, but in this case, the modern rustic appeal of new gray shutters are a counterpoint to the warm white brick paint color . The seafoam green to bright white took this home from ho-hum to wow. Using principles of minimalism, our designers simplified the curves and spindles and added natural stone accents for visual interest. The upgrade to wood for the garage door and front door adds a touch of class, and the addition of patio furniture completes the picture. We love the fact that practicality is on-trend for modern exterior homes.
Simple geometric lines adorn the roof, front door, fencing, and Corten steel planter. Each frame provides a generous open floor space while providing optimum earthquake protection. Six wooden frames linearly stretch from the front to the back and providing a sense of rhythm to the interior.
The home features an indoor outdoor design with huge glass doors that open up to a stone patio with infinity edge pool and hot tub. Raw gray concrete walls with matching gray flat roofing and concrete patio. With a country side view like this it’s nice to have lots of windows and a flat roof top deck. Here’s another beautiful white stucco modern home design built into the hillsides of California. The hill has been tiered with stone retaining walls, landscaping and stone steps that are out of view. One is meant for swimming and one for lounging with a built in dry seating area.
Pastels aren’t going anywhere, but that doesn’t mean they can’t be modernized a bit. Rather than sticking to a bright white to set off your trim, try a darker hue like a rich charcoal to give that candy-colored house a moodier punch. Bold-colored doors are nothing new, but recent trends suggest that warm citrus-y tones are surpassing the more common reds and pastels.
Modern home with wood, metal and stone siding, floor to ceiling windows and an infinity edge pool. Huge ultra modern waterfront home with floor to ceiling windows and lots of outdoor living spaces. Rustic modern home exterior design with brown metal, wood, stone siding and tons of glass. This rectangular modern home design features black siding, gray stucco and wood accents.
Awesome details on the hardscape steps with hidden lighting. The slotlike main entrance of this Leroy Street Studio–designed Hamptons guesthouse leads through the house to the rear deck. Knoll CEO Andrew Cogan's Shelter Island beach house, designed by architect Michael Haverland, as seen from its drive.
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