Baracco+Wright Architects designed Rose House in Melbourne, Victoria — via ArchDaily

Designed in Arthur Elrod and built in 1964, the 500 square metre home of Linda Johnson Rice, a renowned businesswoman who is CEO of the Johnson Publishing Company and an independent director at Tesla, is for sale for the first time in 50 years, and the property is located in the ritzy Southridge neighbourhood — via Curbed

Toronto is home to Brian Kates of Motobrix, who recently finished this piping hot Kawasaki triple called El Citron — via Bike EXIF

Architecture and design practice Alexis Dornier, has completed House O, a modern two-storey home for a musician-composer in Bali, Indonesia. The design emerged from a desire to translate the construct of a single sound wave into an overarching architectural gesture that defines the interior and exterior qualities of the house — via CONTEMPORIST

Built in 1961, the home was designed by Arthur Witthoefft of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill. At 465 square metres, it’s a dramatic take on mid century design, with a 6 metre atrium, wall-to-wall windows, and access to the outdoors from every bedroom. 9 Tallwoods Road is on the market now for $1,995,000 — via Curbed

WOWOWA Architects designed Casa de Gatos in Fitzroy North, Victoria — via ArchDaily

Zenith’s announced the Zenith Defy Inventor, which will be produced, says the brand, in the hundreds — still a very small number relatively speaking, but one which obviously reflects the fact that the oscillator can in fact be successfully industrialised. The Defy Inventor’s version of the oscillator shows some interesting updates to the original design, as well — via HODINKEE

Kaffeemaschine‘s KM23 is based on a 1984 850 Le Mans Mark III — via Bike EXIF

Bulgaria-based studio Brani & Desi (founded by twin sisters Branimira Ivanova and Desislava Ivanova) designs modern spaces where geometry, colours and functions have equal responsibility. Given this threefold focus, it is no surprise that the duo has turned to abstract painter Piet Mondrian for inspiration. Mondrian pioneered De Stijl, a movement that revolved around the simplification of form and tone. In the work of Mondrian, this approach most often materialised as linear compositions rendered in red, white, blue, and yellow—an aesthetic at the core of Brani & Desi’s plans for their Breakfast With Mondrian apartment — via My Modern Met

Sarah Waller Design designed Doonan Glasshouse in Doonan, Queensland — via ArchDaily

Architecture Saville Isaacs has completed the Twin Houses, a modern two house project in Sydney, Australia, that at first glance looks like a single house, but is actually two — via CONTEMPORIST

As with all things vintage, what was a misstep back then is quirky and chic now, such as this reinterpretation of the Triumph bathtub, from French custom shop, BAAK Motocyclettes — via Bike EXIF

Kohei Kudo & Associates designed Higashimatsuyama House in Saitama, Japan — via ArchDaily

This 1956 home was designed by the iconic architect Cliff May, known to many as the father of the California ranch. This 116 square metre house boasts many of the architect’s trademark features. Despite its modest size, the house features glass gables, oak flooring, and walls of windows with an open-concept living room, dining room, and kitchen. The kitchen has received a modern update with frameless cabinets, quartz countertops, and stainless-steel appliances, as has the brick gas fireplace. 2350 South Osceola Street is on the market now for $479,000 — via Curbed

Prolific North Carolinian architect F Carter Williams designed more than 600 buildings in the region over his career, including the renovation of the North Carolina Governor’s Mansion and the Archives Library in Raleigh. But perhaps his most stunning building is Blue Haven, a 446 square metre house he created for his family in 1959. If you want to make the home your own sanctuary, 6612 Rest Haven Drive is on the market now for $1,700,000 — via Curbed

This 1957 home in Houston, Texas makes a statement from the street thanks to a peaked overhanging roof at the entryway, pink Roman brick, and Cypress trim. Dangling from the large wooden beam on the patio is a Sputnik lamp, the perfect accent to the teal front door and its gleaming chinoiserie plate. The captivating light fixture is an original feature of the house, designed by builder Donald Stotler. Stotler was so enthralled with the launch of the Sputnik space launch — which was also in 1957 — that he commissioned a Sputnik light fixture, earning the home the nickname the Sputnik house — via Curbed

Sam Crawford Architects designed Bouwman House in Sydney, NSW — via ArchDaily

A Parallel Architecture designed Paramount Residence in Austin, Texas — via ArchDaily

Dock4 Architecture designed Apollo Bay House on Bruny Island, Tasmania — via ArchDaily

This craftsman-style property in San Diego, California was built in 1908 by architects William Sterling Hebbard and Irving John Gill, the principals at one of the most prominent turn-of-the-century architecture firms in San Diego. The Hawley residence is a soon-to-be Mills Act-approved house on over three acres overlooking Mission Valley. The home is on the market for the first time in over 50 years — via Curbed

6a Architects designed Tree House in United Kingdom — via ArchDaily

PTArchitects designed BeiChen Mansion in Hainan, China — via ArchDaily

NVArquitetura designed AM House in Brazil — via ArchDaily

Architect Luigi Rosselli has given a fresh and contemporary update to a home in Bellevue Hill, NSW, that was originally designed in classic modernist style by the architect George Reeves in 1963 — via CONTEMPORIST

This is the latest example of Greubel Forsey’s GMT complication, which combines two double tourbillons with the GMT complication — via HODINKEE

Perched on a hill overlooking San Francisco, this modern house cuts a striking image next to the more traditional architecture of the neighbourhood. Designed by John Maniscalco Architecture, the Dolores Heights house aims to maximise its sweeping city views while still making the home, which is smack in the middle of the city, feel like a hideaway — via Curbed

Designed by the iconic architect Cliff May and built in 1974 in the Rancho Santa Fe Covenant about an hour north of San Diego, the 533 square metre ranch is on the market for the first time. May is remembered for combining the western ranch house and hacienda styles with modernism, and his skills are on full display — via Curbed

Edi Buffon lives in Sydney, Australia, where he works as an engineer. Outside office hours, he wrenches on bikes as Machine 1867, from a 35 square metre space inside a shared warehouse. Edi wasn’t really shopping for a KZ when he found this 1980 model. He had a lead on a bargain pair of Honda CB900s, and when he went to collect them, the owner threw in the forlorn Kawasaki. It wasn’t running — and yes, it was literally lying in the weeds — but Edi saw potential — via Bike EXIF

The 1930s William Kesling art deco ULM House in Los Angeles, California is up for sale. This is one of the few William Kesling designs left in Los Angeles and one that has been incredibly well-preserved — via WowHaus

Estudio Caballero Colón designed Can Canyís House in Mallorca, Spain — via ArchDaily

Drawing inspiration from a prototype military diver they developed in the 1960s, Tudor has just announced a wild new spin on the Black Bay, called the P01. With a 12-hour bezel and a new case shape defined by a four o’clock crown and a chunky bezel locking mechanism that uses a claw-like system fitted between the lugs, it’s a Black Bay, but not at all what we’ve come to expect from the form — via HODINKEE

MÉTODO designed La Peña Extension in Valle de Bravo, Mexico — via ArchDaily

DT Estúdio designed Ibiuna House MP in Brazil — via ArchDaily