This is what “twisted architecture” should actually be about: great looking buildings with completely unexpected angles and creative approaches. It’s a new idea of combination between minimalist and deconstruction style. “The Villa” comes from Studio Daniel Libeskind, a company with offices in USA as well as in Europe. Here are some words from the architects’ website concerning this project: ” The Villa creates a new dialogue between contemporary living and a completely new experience of space. Built from premium materials, this German-made, sculptural living space meets the highest standards in design, craftsmanship and sustainability. It is unique at every turn, offering maximum insulation and durability, cutting-edge technologies and compliance with some of the toughest energy-saving standards across the world”. So not only an impressive design, but also a sustainable living space built from last minute technologies.

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Designed by Arkitek axis, a company founded in 1989 who’s slogan is “less is more”, The resident was create with modern art deco style. Their aim is to “give their client’s project a value for money, and at the same time create a concept identity in which both the clients and the company can be proud of”. Perhaps this goal is what also led to creating this ostentatious house deign and what made it a successful project. The building is shaped like the letter “U” and most of the rooms have a view towards the pool, which is located in the middle. It has three levels, spacious, opulent bedrooms and bathrooms and a dining room which is connected to the pool through sliding doors. The architect combined the art deco style of building with minimalist plants such as Pandanus tectona and Adenium obesum, which can make the environment more cozy. Read more

Designed by Deardesign, the store which was located in L’illa Diagonal shopping mall, offered an inspirational interior of fashion store. The main characteristic of this store is the wall that comprises 1,000 uniquely shaped wooden panels held together by 2,400 screws. The store interior features exposed concrete columns, industrial-like resin flooring and simple, unfinished wooden benches. The display room was so friendly and cozy. This flagship store combined the several different style minimalistic, industrial and have a touch of the contemporary in its architecture. Read more

Designed by Pb Elemental Architecture, The a contemporary hous which built with the main principle on how to create a modern house on tight budget. The client is a large family and still growing so the house must have four bedrooms, two bath, living and dining areas, open kitchen, an entry corridor, large storage room, bookshelves for huge book collection, laundry room and closet, all of them must built on 1600 square foot site. The principle design of the house is to make it all transparent each other so it can make the house look larger and relieved, not only at the window elements but also at the stair element design. The result is a beautiful house with minimalist exterior and stunning interior design, the building cost just $167/sf and the footprint is only 790 square feet. Read more

Designed by Bellato, Rotor the minimalist low table with rotating tops has a cool decoration furniture for large or small space “simultaneously reflect modern and contemporary lifestyle”. Rotor table can be rotate 360° for various configurations, by rotating the table you can increase the dimension of the table. Available in various finishes: entirely wengé, or bleached oak, ebony, white laminate with edges in wengé, all black laminate or “Acrilux” highgloss: white, red, grey with edges in bleached oak or wengé. Rotor table the wonderful piece of furniture perfect for modern living room. Read more

Strikingly elegant and simple, the Unyca kitchen designs is a groundbreaking concept from Must Italia. Must Italia shows us how to incorporate elegant glamour into a functional design, whether your taste is modern, transitional, or verging on the Baroque! After all, who said that kitchens couldn’t be as beautiful as the rest of the house? These grand simple kitchens exhibit grace and style without sacrificing any of the practicality you’d expect. Large scale linear wooden units in a range of very different finishes dominate the room, providing loads of storage. Wall-mounted cupboards appear as pieces of art, their gorgeous doors hiding their true purpose. Important details are also key to the look – such as the luxury gold or silver curving leg supports under the kitchen units. Unyca kitchens carry the precious, shining finishes around the kitchen – using gold or silver for frame details, cupboard doors and accessories. Read more