- Set up a modern home in Tokyo by the Zen Philosophy
- Office DIY on the chest red
- Sliding glass door for the shower
- Pastel kitchen bright apartment
- Carpets knotted cotton paper handmade and son Duetto Korvela
- bamboo chair and chair of thread on the terrace
- Build wooden planter itself old wine barrel – Illustrated
- A simple interior tinted yellow
- Walnut working
- Freestanding Tub White
The modern architecture and the ratio of inside and outside
Modern architecture knows no limits and always tries to connect seamlessly inside and outside space. Whether through the floor to ceiling sliding glass windows or large doors. This is also the case in this modern home in the Balearic Islands, Spain. The client had the desire to own a home, where merge inside and outside. As a result, the Spanish architect in collaboration with Ferran Visozo Jesús Cardona, designed the house with four decks and four skylights.
Modern architecture blurs the boundaries between inside and outside
Modern architecture has irregular angles, which are carefully designed around the triangular terraces opposite hoppers. Each framed view of the landscape as carefully designed. If the doors of each room are open and hidden in the walls, the house seems to be a large covered porch.
Modern architecture Ferran Visozo in the Balearic Islands
Triangular in each of "flags" livable let light flood the interior spaces with prismatic refractions, framing a view of the sky skylights. by simple maneuvers, the house, different rooms - bedroom and living room - separated from the outside at any time to reopen so they can be surrounded on all sides by wooded site.
Four terraces and four skylights
small triangular terrace 
small pool
small terrace with a funnel
Kitchen and dining room
Sliding glass doors open
facilitate access to the terrace
a large terrace with seating area
open living spaces
pure white bedroom set
Room pure white bathroom design
3D model of the house
Plans and drawings 
Photos by © Jose Hevia
