This house boasts the status of being one of 10 IT houses in California, homes that brings together raw industrial aesthetics with the tactics of green design to forge a living space in the California high desert. It is completely off-the-grid and powered by solar panels, so don’t expect to connect to any Wi-Fi!

From every direction the home provides stunning scenery thanks to glass windows surrounding the entire house. The focus of this room is the modern hanging fireplace, working with the spare aesthetic for an industrial meets mid-century modern look.

The design is open with minimal features. A sofa with an open caged back provides unique seating.

Believe it or not, this is the kitchen. Large windows looking out to the desert act as wall murals, offering a breathtaking view. A storage island provides space for kitchenware in place of upper cabinets.

Classic Japanese and modern design collide in this spacious, newly renovated apartment in Japan.

The main floor is home to a multi-use space along with a custom kitchen. Its sleek with new appliances and hanging lights, while a wooden butcherblock countertop adds visual interest.

The second floor is spacious with minimal features. The design is based on natural materials such as Japanese paper and wood, and it features Scandinavian lighting.

In this spare room, the lack of furniture provides a peaceful ambiance. The furniture that is there is highly functional, like the sculptural couch with a curved seat for optimal comfort.

It’s no wonder Life magazine named this home the “Dream House” in 1934.  The now homeowner writes, “The brilliance of Frank Lloyd Wright’s vision can only be experienced fully by living in one of his creations. There is something magical almost spiritual about being in a Wright space that leaves one transformed.”

The architectural detail is exquisite, with every nook, cranny and corner a site for sore eyes.

Frank Lloyd envisioned how the average American would live when designing this house. It was also one of the first homes in America to have underfloor heating.

We love the beautiful backyard with a unique overhang roof.

This home in Spain is constructed of container modules. Though it has a seemingly plain exterior, the interior will surprise you!

The space feels unexpectedly large thanks to an open-concept layout. A tree enclosed by glass walls offers an indoor-outdoor feel.

Despite its small size, the backyard fits a blue-tiled pool that contrasts well with red outdoor chairs. There’s also a barbecue for all your grilling needs and a white canopy to provide shade on sunny days.

Black appliances add drama to the otherwise light and airy space. Floating kitchen cabinets provide extra storage.

For nearly $2,800 euros a night, you could sleep in this 32-acre castle. With nine bedrooms, a private garden, and a greenhouse with orange trees, this place is a true luxury.

Despite the historic exterior, the rooms inside the castle are extremely modern. In the dining room, grey velvet arm chairs line the black lacquer table, while elegant chandeliers dangle from the vaulted ceilings.

In the bathroom, marble floors and walls, a free-standing tub and high windows are fit for modern-day royalty.

In the master bedroom, inky black walls are contrasted with white ceilings for an on-trend look.