A Timber Residence Through the Lens of John Pawson
Set into a wooded hillside, this contemporary timber residence unfolds as a single, unbroken volume. Rafters run the length of a pitched oak ceiling, glass replaces the wall on one side of the room, and the bedroom gives way to the bathroom without a door to mark the change.
Where Designer-Led Elements Meet Purpose
A Bath Cast in Earth
A Bath Cast in Earth
A Basin Without Excess
A Basin Without Excess
Water, Reduced to Essentials
Water, Reduced to Essentials
The Kitchen as an Extension
The Kitchen as an Extension
A Timber House Interior Built From One Material
Bathed in Daylight
A Timber Residence Through the Lens of John Pawson
Set into a wooded hillside, this contemporary timber residence unfolds as a single, unbroken volume. Rafters run the length of a pitched oak ceiling, glass replaces the wall on one...
Inside a New York High-Rise Apartment: Fior di Bosco Stone and Piet Boon
Above the streets of Manhattan, this New York high-rise apartment offers a considered approach to material and detail. In the bathroom, Fior di Bosco natural stone is set against restrained...
