Ultra-modern home designs usually boast a refined and minimalist aesthetic that is accented by the primary material of choice and the interior arrangement of the space. DEX Studio embraces this in the development of the Keeshen Residence — initially a single-story abode in Los Angeles. The architects embark on the project with the decision to extract the panoramic potentials of the site and establish a strong connection between the outside and the inside.
DEX Studio's approach to the renovation process embraces nature to a higher degree than other ultra-modern home designs. The firm uses wood as a primary material, creating a warm aesthetic for the Keeshen Residence. An extra floor is added to amplify the impact of the landscape, while the abode enjoys a layout that embraces vegetation and optimizes light.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Embracing Nature in Ultra-modern Home Design
- Designing homes that incorporate nature as a primary element, such as using wood as a primary material.
- Maximizing the Impact of the Landscape
- Creating home designs that fully utilize the surrounding natural environment, such as adding additional floors to increase panoramic views.
- Seamless Connection Between Outdoor and Indoor Spaces
- Designing homes that seamlessly integrate outdoor and indoor spaces through strategic layout and arrangement of the space.
Sectors Adopting This
- Architecture and Design
- Opportunities to develop new approaches to ultra-modern home design that prioritize the incorporation of nature.
- Real Estate Development
- Opportunities to create unique and desirable homes that maximize the impact of the surrounding landscape and provide a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor living spaces.
- Home Improvement
- Opportunities to upgrade existing homes to better incorporate the surrounding natural environment and create a more modern, seamless living space.
