Tried and True

One thing that always amazes us about architecture is the, "how did they do that" factor. Whether it's a perfectly arched doorway in an 19th century cape, or a cantilevered floor of a 21st century apartment building, the tools for construction (and living) have remained (relatively) constant. Here are some timeless companions we've found on our travels to any home, even Mount Fuji Architects Studio's Tokyo home via Wearesuper Famous.

Don't Throw Stones

Woodway Residence by Bohlin Cywinski Jackson.

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Modern glass home in Atlanta via Apartment Therapy.

Music room by Olson Sundberg Kundig Allen Architects.

An incredible Creekside Guest House by Bohlin Cywinski Jackson via Desire to Inspire.

The perfect location for the Roche Bobois Anarima bed.

David Mann's "Palm Springs on the Hudson" via Cindy's Salon.

Johnson House by Architect Pierre Koenig via Eichler Network.

Snooze Sofa by Ochre under the perfect London skylight.

Glass eye-candy via Inspiration Bubble.

A simple combination of elements: stone, wood, metal and of course glass, via Inspiration Bubble.