Concrete and wood interior

Are you sick of greys and wanting to choose a neutral and timeless colour palette for your interior? Then look no further than earthy brown tones. Earthy colours have been found to be quite timeless and if you want to keep things neutral and without adding too much colour, then think about also adding earthy textures to your space.

If the term oxymoron had a physical representation, it could easily be this intriguing-looking house that was developed by the Japanese studio Tomoaki Uno Architects. Turns out, this brutalist dwelling with fully exposed concrete looks surprisingly different on the inside.

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located in nonthaburi, thailand, 'casa de alisa' by Stu/D/O architects takes shape as a two-story sober monolithic residence.

Completed in 2016 in Czarnów, Poland. Images by jankarol. FIL house is a one and a half story single family home. The most characteristic aspect of the house is its roof, divided along its longer axis into...

Felipe Gonzalez Arzac has used folding wooden blinds and a chunky concrete floor slab to provide shade to this house near Buenos Aires.

Concrete is a composite building material composed of cement, aggregates, water, and additives. Concrete offers durability, resistance to erosion and fire,

Image 21 of 37 from gallery of TKSTYLE Office / JACKY.W DESIGN. Photograph by Wenyao Photography

Concrete and wood. It's a beautiful material combination in architecture. Contrasts are often good in design and the cold and raw concrete and warm wood is