Surf, sun, and sand are the most desired elements during Summer season. Find some beach houses that will turn your Summer sunny and brighter.
This beach house will rock your Summer: with a three bedroom beach house lacks in exterior ornamentation it makes up for in its rainbow-colored interior. Its owner looked to Japanese architecture for ideas to make the most of its small siting in Venice.
It’s on the southern tip of Sweden that a father and his sons spend their summers in a minimalist glass framed surf house. The homeowner doesn’t save the words to talk about it. “There is a lot of glass so you can enjoy the view and the outdoor lifestyle even inside,” says Henrik Lepaspoon to Dwell magazine. “You live in the middle of the weather somehow. It’s a really harsh environment, as you have these southwesterly winds blowing through the house. But it is really beautiful as well.”
In the same ligne, discover this Venice duplex that houses two families. Communal spaces are shared, like the roof deck. Look to this adjustable table created by the architect and resident Dom Dimster and you’ll be surrounded by a relaxed beach vibe.
You’ll be surprised to know that this beach house was made just in 26 days. Its designs avoid flooding and erosion and it was created using four separate timber units from Archiblox.
Go back to the 60’s with this renovated bungalow with details such as pocket doors. It is located in Amagansett, Long Island. The architect Page Goolrick selected materials that “just evolve and soften over time, like driftwood.”
It’s on New Zealand’s Great Barrier Island that we find this hideaway, following the tradition of the bach, off-the-grid typology commonly seen on the nation’s beaches. It hasn’t water supply. Concerning the roof, it stores an underground tank for drinking and washing.
