Since the whole space is intended primarily as a master suite, the bed is simply tucked into the space created by a dormer. This makes it feel cozy and private, but connected to the rest of the attic.

The loft kitchenette is a small space of the house that is connected to the house guest area. Sigmar choose soft and natural colours to complement the natural lighting that rinse through the loft window.

The house was designed and built by husband and wife team, architect Feile Butler and carpenter Colin Rtichie. It is located in the northwest of Ireland, nestled between the Atlantic coastline and the foothills of the Ox Mountains. Built from salvaged and natural materials, the embodied energy of the house is tiny. When the site was excavated for the foundations of the building, this sub-soil was used to build the south and west-facing external walls plus all of the internal walls. The mud was mixed with straw to create cob, an ancient and enduring form of monolithic earth construction. For extra insulation, the east and north walls were built as timber frame from salvaged wood with straw bale infill. Photo: Steve Rogers

Photo: Sarah Greenman © 2013 Houzz Design: James Curvan Read the Houzz article about this kids' tree house: http://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/20845319/list/A-Magical-Tree-House-Lights-Up-for-Christmas

This home is a remodel of a typical ranch home in Phoenix. With sustainability in mind, a shade study was conducted and a solar roof system was added.

фотограф Денис Васильев

Meero

Сергей Ананьев

Fotógrafo: Pedro de Agustín

Thanks to our sister company HUX LONDON for the kitchen and joinery. https://hux-london.co.uk/ Full interior design scheme by Purple Design.

Photo: Julie Ranee Photography © 2013 Houzz Design: reStyled by Valerie

The entry project included new retaining walls, main entry steps, a raised bed at the drive, and a green roof on the garage.

Pedro Pérez Guerrero

Henrik Nero