Brick and Concrete Loft.

I love the interior but I’m entirely turned off by the exterior of this place.  Either way, my maintenance last night left me feeling sick and warm, so these all concrete floors are all I can think about resting on.  Thanks Dornob.

HyoMan Kim Mega Housing.

Another building of IROJE KHM Architects, HyoMan Kim is a stunning multi-home mega-house.  Think of it as a duplex, but one hundred times cooler.  The structure is a mixture of private and public spaces that allow for interactions between families, ample lighting, and an all-in-one enclosed unit. Thanks Dornob!

Lim Geo Dnag House.

This house, designed by IROJE KHM Architects, is so absolutely stunning that it was nearly impossible to decide which photo to blog.  Every angle of this house is sleek and beautiful, with a basic mixture of wood, concrete, and glass.  It has eight interior courtyards, seems to rise out of the earth, and is a stunning mixture of warm and cool tones between the wood and glass lighting.  Ungh. Thanks ArchDaily!

Concrete Counter Top.

I know, I know, you are thinking, ‘STFU Kevin, this is wood,’ but you are wrong.  Now can I get this installed with some hempcrete and feel like I’m saving the world? Thanks Apartment Therapy!

Concrete Clock.

Sturdy, yes. Eco friendly, not so much. But you have to admit, those vintage tubes are extremely sexy.  It’s a beautiful mixture of old and new and it is entirely hand made.  Thanks LikeCool!

Concrete Humidifier With Sensor.

I know, I’m blogging about humidifiers now, but I get dry skin easily and this one looks kind of sexy. Sang-Jang Lee specifically chose concrete due to its material properties of fast water absorption and evaporation.  When the water runs out, a weight sensor is triggered to turn it off.  I could see my house guests confusing it for an ash tray though, and as soon as that happens, it would be ruined.