Concrete home interior

Image 14 of 21 from gallery of Pekin House / TIM ARQUITECTOS. Photograph by Luis Barandiaran

A new family home in Durbanville fuses raw concrete with living plants to create a minimal feeling of an “urban jungle”, and a place of quiet contemplation for the homeowners.

All you need to know about the difference between burnished concrete and polished concrete floors, and how to get a great looking burnished concrete floor.

An easy-to-maintain contemporary home boasts unobstructed views of the Teton Range while sitting lightly on the land.

Image 14 of 24 from gallery of Romantic House / TAFF Arquitectos. Photograph by César Béjar

Contemporary interior design, minimalistic decor, bare concrete walls, concrete floors, minimalist black kitchen. Design by Klaudia Adamiak

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Symbiotic House for Life After Retirement is a retirement home and holiday house designed by READ & Architects in Karuizawa, near Mount Asama.

An architect’s all-concrete home for himself creates a perfectly quiet mood for working or relaxing.

A pre 1946 original workers cottage family home renovation with a contemporary & eclectic extension capturing inner city views.