Leilaniokalani Hale stands as an architectural masterpiece, harmonizing modern design principles with a profound nod to traditional Hawaiian aesthetics. The dwelling, named with regal intent, is a symphony of carefully chosen materials and structural elements that define its unique character.

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Published as: Big Island ELEGANCE Architecture: Zak Architecture Interior Design: Barbara Barry Text: Erika Heet Photography: Matthew Millman Just north of Kona, on the dry, leeward side of the Big Island of Hawaii, one can drive for miles on the main highway that cuts through craggy lava fields and never see a single person. It […]

Image 6 of 31 from gallery of Hale Nukumoi Beach Retreat / Walker Warner Architects. Photograph by Matthew Millman

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Indoor and outdoor space blend seamlessly in this classic mid-century home located in Honolulu, Hawaii. Built by architect Vladimir Ossipoff, the Liljestrand House is a shining example of the kama’aina style which took root in the Hawaiian Islands during the mid-century period, and which Ossipoff did so much to champion.

Project in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii posted by Design Envy

Hale Huna, meaning “secret house” in Hawai‘ian, is a hidden gem on the shore of the Kiholo Bay.

This hexagonal home, hidden on an Oahu mountaintop, is the best example of Vladimir Ossipoff’s blend of Japanese and American midcentury design.

Zak Architecture designed this exotic residential village, an assembly of pavilions connected together through gardens and pathways along the Kona Coast.