We travelled to New York City in collaboration with The Spaces and onefinestay to capture Tribeca holiday home Harrison Terrace for The Spaces city guide series on social media.
Harrison Terrace unfurls across three levels and is designed to maximise natural light. It features floor-to-ceiling windows, a glass floating staircase and a curved glass wall designed by Frank Gehry which opens onto a rooftop terrace.
This black steel hideaway has floor-to-ceiling glass sliding doors that open up to frame the surrounding landscape.
Black h on the Isle of Skye was designed by Dualchas Architects and is clad in blackened larch which beds into the terrain.
Creatives needing to get away from it all can take their urge to the extreme at Norway’s Fordypningsrommet, said to be the world’s most northern artist’s retreat.
The Black House is named for its moody interiors and the 19th-century-style timber house sits at the base of mount Hafnarfjall on Iceland’s western Snaefellsnes Peninsula.
Surrounded by fjords and mountains, Panorama Glass Lodge frames views of the dramatic landscape and the highest waterfall in Iceland is a hike away.
