Cues From the Atrium House by MESH

Remember when I told you I had a plan for an outdoor atrium of sorts in my dream house? I think I've found the perfect example. This Brooklyn abode has the perfect courtyard design that I'm looking for - simply urban and chic to the core... and all that glass certainly makes Anthony a happy kid.

All Said and Done

More dreamy goodness. A bit too industrial strength as-is, but with a little molding and laced with art and rugs and we're good to go.

The APOLLO Vista House

One step closer. Dream house ideas I'm definitely stealing: kitchen work bench, spiral staircase, floor to ceiling windows, and wooden skylight treatment. Via.

Going Green Since 1949, Bitches

Ice Cube celebrates sustainable architecture and design. An Eames study. Gangsta-style.

To Infinity

My dream house will have a third floor infinity pool. A perfect place for family and friends. Estimated time of completion: 10 years.

Real Dreamers Dream Big

In my mind, if the idea sticks for more than a month, it's in my book.

Rooftop Deck Rules Everything Around It

Must. Have.

The Immaculate Victorian

Classic Victorian apartment within 1 mile of work. Penthouse balcony with view of the capitol. Recessed ceilings and historic details. Check, check, and check.

Power

Napoleon once said, "I love power. But it is as an artist that I love it. I love it as a musician loves his violin, to draw out its sounds and chords and harmonies." Power can come in ownership of space, mastery of knowledge, or fame. I view power as integration of all the above.

The St. Hubert Residence

Stumbled upon this rear-extension project for under $250,000 earlier today. It probably has every single element I want in my home. Green construction. Natural and modern details. Bright lights. I basically want to marry this house.

A Faceted Extension in London

Ugh. Filthy. Filthily godly, that is. I suggest taking a few seconds to examine this incredible piece of architecture excellence. From the cleverly implemented skylight to the concrete patio details, not one aspect is overlooked. Love!

A Million Dollars in Harlem

Ever wonder what one million dollars can get you in Harlem, New York? Wonder no more. This historic townhouse by Langston Hughes, filled to the brink with amazin' architecture and huge open windows, is a masterpiece that's well worth the premium.

Kitchen Top Ninja

A kitchen that doesn't even look like a kitchen is my kind of kitchen. Courtesy of Bunker Workshop.

Let's Move Here

Scurry mini-mansions are the best. An aside - Blogger's new publishing system annoys the shit out of me.