Lot 18 is a residential project design by Arkitek Axis, a company founded in 1989 who’s slogan is “less is more”. 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. We will let you admire the photos for a better understandment of the team’s work.

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This lovely estate was designed by Dutch architects Sluijmer & Van Leeuwen and is currently owned by the Utrecht Landscape Foundation. The villa represented a challenge from the very start. Building something in the middle of nature is not always easy, because the resources are sometimes scarce. This is why a huge creative effort was needed in order to create this fantastic design with all the utilities included in a place surrounded by “185 hectares of forests and agricultural land”. Still, everything turned out great.  The exterior design is something else and the interiors are beautiful and spacious. Have a pick at results in the pictures below!

This house is a private residence up for sale here for the sum of $3,499,000.  The project belongs to Gallagher Design and it is a display of opulence and style. The whole property is situated on a surface of 9191.0 sq. feet and the surroundings are magnificent. The building houses an impressive number of rooms: seven bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a home theater, an impressive kitchen, a wine cellar, a spacious garage and not to mention an unbelievable yard and a special rooftop observatory where you can enjoy the ocean view.  All these are complemented by a tasteful interior design with many modern elements. Take a look!