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Barcode House was designed by David Jameson Architect and is located Washington, D.C. The residence gets its name from an interesting exterior design detail consisting a series of horizontal lines which resemble a giant commercial barcode. Here is more from the architects: “ Barcode House explores juxtapositions between the heavy and light and the old and the new. The work is formed by... 
SPG Architects were the ones who designed this residence located in Pawling, New York. Featuring 3,330 square feet, the house sitting on 5 acres was built as a weekend or vacation home for a couple living in New York. An interesting and powerfully relaxing feature is the 2-story bedroom space that “ seamlessly link with the main living areas, which contain living, dining, and kitchen... 
Did you ever thought about having an awesome beanbag that expresses your style in a creative way? Then take a look at Woouf’s Beanbags – a collection of beanbags designed to put a smile on your face and an awesome piece of fun furniture in your home. The guys from Woouf have many beanbag designs: cameras, burgers, suitcases, mini frites, keyboards or music related beanbags. Prices... 
House To Catch The Tree was designed by studio Berranger & Vincent Architectes and is located in Nantes, France. The residence has a total surface of 1,377 square feet (around 128 square meters) and its structure features three levels. The architecture plans of the building aimed at taking advantage of a beautiful chestnut tree situated nearby: “In the heart of Nantes, the house settles... 
This unique home found on Ideas to Steal is located just 5 minutes away from Barcelona and features a stunning combination of old and new. Recently renovated for a young couple with two children, the crib kept most of its initial design details intact. The ceiling height with its tile roof and wooden beams and brick walls were preserved, but the overall structure of the house was changed. The... 
