Aele House by Nameless Architecture

Barbie would love to know that everyone is exactly on the path they are meant to be, however she also knows this isn’t the case for many. She also knows that they will learn this lesson in time on their own or continue to cycle through familiar mistakes until they do. Nonetheless it is wonderful when a dreamhouse is quite different from others and on its own.

Aele House by Nameless Architecture 

Located in South Korea, the architecture and design of this home was determined by its location in the landscape. Three of the plot edges are surrounded by forest, evocative of a primitive, native land. To reflect this aesthetic the building elements were made with in-situ concrete to capture the essence, this included leaving mars in the construction, as commentary of the nature and the evolution of a space.The interior space connects organically, without a corridor. Each of the rooms is sized at 3.6 meters by 3.6 meters; excluding the bathroom and kitchen, all rooms can be used flexibly — adaptable to the needs of the inhabitants.

Would you want to find your path in this dreamhouse? 

Barbie would!

Kisses, m. 

Hiatus House by Tongue & Groove

Barbie loves to get away from it all but rarely does she get a real hiatus. She loves that her favorite Ken and Dolls can keep themselves occupied while she’s preoccupied. Here’s a dream house made for going on hiatus... 

The Hiatus House by Tongue & Groove

This minimalist gem design by Tongue & Groove boats an open floor plan that utilizes space and is aesthetic  beautiful. The space can easily accommodate up to four people for entertaining and is fully furnished with a living room that converts for sleeping, kitchen, bathroom and bedroom. 

Would you go on hiatus in this home?

Barbie would!

Enjoy!

Kisses, m.  

Barbie’s Malibu Dream House by Airbnb

Barbie loves all things Barbie and her favorite is her Malibu dreamhouse... someone brought the magical doll’s dreamhouse to life. This Fall the people at Airbnb created a fashionable IRL version of Barbie’s quintessential Malibu dream home and invited everyone to see... 

Barbie’s Malibu Dream House by Airbnb

The Barbie Malibu Dreamhouse was available for a two-night-stay to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the doll, which was created by Mattel in 1959. The listing was written as if Barbie herself wrote and included features of the hillside property such as outdoor terraces, infinity pool and cinema room. The interior decor matches perfectly with Barbie’s aesthetic of pink and kitsch.

Would you love to stay in Barbie’s Malibu Dream House by Airbnb?

Barbie would!

Enjoy!

Kisses, m. 

Winchester Mystery House

Every good mystery involves less words, more examination & experience. The more someone says the less, they are really telling you. You learn more about someone through their actions, not their words. Here’s a dreamhouse that leaves a great deal of mystery for all who experience it, with very little explanation...

The Winchester Mystery House 

The labyrinthine home was constructed over a period of 38 years by Sarah Winchester, the wealthy widow of William Wirt Winchester, of Winchester rifle fame. After the premature deaths of her daughter and husband, a shaken Mrs. Winchester reportedly consulted a medium, who informed her that the spirits of those killed by Winchester rifles were haunting her family. The medium instructed her to head west and build a house for the spirits, who would no longer bother her as long as construction never stopped. Thus the massive Winchester Mystery House was born; in its final iteration, the home—which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places—contains 2,000 doors, 47 stairways,, 47 fireplaces, six kitchens, and 10,000 windows.

Would you love to experience the mystery of this dreamhouse?

Barbie thinks you might...

Enjoy!

Kisses, m.

House of Silence by FORM/Kouichi Kimura Architects

Barbie realizes that some people are just incapable of saying or doing kind things without getting attention for them and also too lazy to work on themselves but live to criticize others... so it’s probably best that they just work hard and stay silent. Here’s a quiet dreamhouse. 

House of Silence by FORM/Kouichi Kimura Architects

The quiet giant is constructed from concrete with the intention of remaining foreign to the neighboring homes to give the homeowner the feeling of not being influenced aesthetically by the outside. Primarily composed of concrete the architecture, does not have many windows and closed by walls. The interior has a great deal of space which is not imaginable from the exterior view. 

Would you like this silence space?

Barbie would!

Enjoy!

Kisses, m.

Big & Small House by Anonymous Architects

Barbie thinks everyone is capable of doing the right thing, no matter if it’s big or small. No kind gesture is truly wasted or anonymous in thus world. You don’t have to brag on kindness. It spreads itself.. However, if you go around criticizing others for their own good, you are not doing a kindness. You are doing them and yourself a disservice, by carrying yourself in a position where you think you are above others and criticizing, you are no better than they are. Expect what you give to others in return. People will match your criticizing with hostility and meanness because you are essentially giving that to them when it’s unsolicited criticism. Try kindness with others and you’ll always go farther. Here’s a dreamhouse that is dressed up as a small thing but is actually a big thing...

Big & Small House by Anonymous Architects 

At first glance, the home looks to be no larger than a garage; however the interior of the home reveals itself to be quite large, which is where its quirky name come from.

Would you love this Big & Small space?

Barbie would

Enjoy!

Kisses, m.

Sign House by APOLLO Architects & Associates

The future won’t be much unless people pay attention to the important signs of change. Greed, material wealth and wasting millions on unnecessary luxury items will only contribute to the bigger issues of poverty, climate change and a lack of sustainable resources. Barbie loves dream houses & design that plans with the future of humanity and those occupying homes in mind...

Sign House by APOLLO Architects & Associates

An earthquake resistant home of the future... Sign is a minimalist home in Tokyo created with zoning restrictions in mind and desire to utilize natural lighting for the interior while still maintaining privacy from those passing by. The result is a dreamhouse with main spaces upstairs and small windows near the ceilings to allow light in. Upper levels include a balcony with a view among the living spaces. 

Would you love to live in this house of the future?

Barbie would!

Enjoy!

Kisses, m.

The Cape Fear House by CPlusC Architectural Workshop

Fear doesn’t make you hesitate. Fear is a natural response. Hesitating is a choice. You can fear doing something and still decide to follow through. Sometimes being afraid is the best motivator to do anything. It’s the best time of year for scares and here’s a dreamhouse that inspires fear...

The Cape Fear House by CPlusC Architectural Workshop 

Located in Kensington, Sydney, this project includes an existing 1980’s first floor addition to a 1920s Californian style bungalow. 

Would you love to be frightfully delighted by this home? 

Barbie would!

Enjoy!

Kisses, m.