Redesign your home this coming year. Here’s a hand-picked list of top 5 homes on Netflix that may help you with some designing inspiration.
It won’t be wrong to say that we all are ardent admirers of OTT content. The beauty of these services lies in the fact that you can pick and choose, pause, and rewind whatever you want to watch. Recently, we opened Netflix with the hope of finding shows that could take us on an amazing inspiring real estate journey. Well! to our surprise, we came across a gamut of shows that feature some magnificent properties. Here’s our list of top 5 homes on Netflix which you can pause and play to your convenience and help yourself with some interior designing cues.
747 Wing House – Featured in the Show World’s Most Extraordinary Homes
As the name suggests, the show “World’s Most Extraordinary Homes” covers some of the most remarkable homes on Netflix. One of the most fascinating aspects of the show is the way architects have brought their visions alive. They push the architectural boundaries and create these beautiful structures.
The first episode of the show “Famous 747 Wing House” features a home built from a 747 Boeing plane. Located in Malibu, LA United States – the home is designed with rammed earth walls which are cut into the hillside, along with strong concrete walls that support the roof. The steel brace frame allows the roof to float above the rest of the structure. Moreover, there are self-supporting glass walls that offer spectacular views of Malibu.
The roof material of the house is obtained from retired planes, which is why, the architects were able to purchase the raw material aluminum at a fairly low price.
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Dursley TreeHouse, United Kingdom – Featured in the Show Grand Designs
This treehouse is built from a screw foundation that does not disturb any tree roots or vegetation. It soars up to 40 feet into the tree canopy. All credit for building such a low impact treehouse goes to its architect. This treehouse has garnered great interest from onlookers all because of its low environmental impact. Millar + Howard Workshop together with a team of engineers worked on a concept designed from the trees that complement their texture, form, and patterns. The interior design of the structure plays with the cantilevering of elevated boxes, which are offset between the protected trees on the site. That’s not it, the house has a lightweight veranda that circles around the home and projects into the tree canopy, which makes a treehouse escape.
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The House Cast in Liquid Stone, India – Homes on Netflix
A home set at the beginning of the Western Ghats in Khapoli, Maharashtra has an outer finish of basalt – the local black rock of the region. The stone has been utilised in several forms here as per wear, grip, texture, and use. One can experience a sense of refuge and calm in the dark colour and matt texture of the stone. There is an infinity pool at the far end of the open terrace that overlooks the green pastures of the valley.
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Willow Glenn II, Los Angeles – Featured in the Show Selling Sunset
Sold for USD 3.35 Million in the year 2018, this home offers a well-defined modish architecture. Each and every corner of the home has bespoke awe-inspiring interiors.
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Pavello, United Kingdom – Featured in the Show Grand Designs
A massive work of contemporary architecture inspired by Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe’s Barcelona Pavilion. Steel, porcelain, granite, and glass is widely used in the interiors of making this 5,533 square foot single-story residence. The interiors of the two horizontal wings of the building are defined by a grid of gray and white porcelain tiles.
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