Discover why curved walls and soft architecture are dominating modern home design. Learn how curves enhance flow, reduce stress, and bring natural warmth to your space.

The curved window and door frames of the Italianates were replaced by squared-off edges, and the large lintels replaced with equally large rectangular blocks. On the stoop steps, the large balusters ...

These curved window bars were most popular from the late 19th century to the mid-20th century, aligning with the construction boom of urban residential buildings that prioritized safety and ...

Curved bow windows animate the facades of VI Castle Lane, a housing block in London designed by architecture studios DROO and NAME. The steel-framed masonry block is a high-end residential ...

Two years ago, I noticed the Heurich House has curved pane windows on the round corners of the house. Since then, I’ve noticed a lot of houses in Northwest D.C. that also have curved pane ...

Curved roofs and corners bring "light, height and flow" into Cereus House, a house renovation and extension in Melbourne by ...

BIG believes sustainable design can solve practical problems while bringing visible pleasure, and is bullish on opportunities ...

Analysis A New Study Suggests Why Museum Architecture Is So Curvy—and It’s Not Because Visitors Like It That Way The experts and the normal visitor view these buildings in very different ways.

To get the look, here are four examples of how history influenced window architecture in home design: 1. French Country: This is a very elegant style, focusing on vertical proportions.

In a revolutionary move for the solar power industry, Solar Window Technologies recently announced a new flexible solar panel coating for curved glass surfaces that is as thin as a business card ...

Product> Grand Openings: Window Walls and Doors That Bring the Outside In By Leslie Clagett • August 11, 2014 • Architecture, National, Product ...