If we talk about castles, we would most likely think about Europe. But there's a The Old Montreal Castle in Canada that is called Chateau Vieux Montreal and it's right downtown. If you look at these pics you'll see that it is pretty epic too.

This old barn in Albany, NY was built in 1860 and it was really worn down and almost crumbling. So, the owners not only fixed it up but they transformed it beyond recognition turning it into an amazing house.

Apparently, these female alternatives for man caves are called “she-sheds.”  Check them out, they are really looking great.

“Flower+ Kindergarten” is a kindergarten located in Seoul, South Korea. This project was designed to go beyond the typical kindergartens of the city, since numerous kindergartens in the city are built in the small and dense site conditions of poor architectural design.

This building is a former windmill built by Franciscan monks in 1761. The tower sits on a hill overlooking the harbor of the island of Hvar situated in the Adriatic Sea. But it has been neglected for a long time and started to fall apart until a new owner acquired it and turned it into a cozy little house which can be rented on Airbnb.

This shabby looking house in New Orleans will make your jaw drop when you walk inside. If you like modern and old combined together, this house is for you.

To each their own, of course, but if you like rustic style, you'll definitely like this one.

This Stockholm barge was lovingly renovated into a modern and tasteful home that anyone would love to own.

Aldana Ferrer Garcia is an Argentinian architect responsible for the “More Sky” window, which is a perfect addition to small apartments as it extends outside the window frame giving the room an increased view of the outside world and allowing for more natural light to enter the home at the same time!

The Ellis Residence Mansion was built in Laguna Beach, California in 2014 and is the work of the McClean Designs studio. This 325 square meter home sits on a hill that provides amazing views of the city below.

Funny design of wood

Frank McKinney is the designer behind “Acqua Liana”, an extravagant home set on 1.6 acres of seafront property in Florida. The house is one-of-a-kind and boasts waterfalls, lagoons, an aquarium wet bar and water walls and floors amongst other cool features on the inside. The house is certified as “triple green” by the U.S. Green Building Council making it extremely eco-friendly.

You would never know that these shipping containers contain a sweet modern cabin inside and you would definitely want to live here.

Love Hultén loves Lego so much that he designed the Brix System in which he makes functional, handcrafted items such as telephones and video game consoles from wood Lego bricks. The range will appeal to the kid in you!

The 24m2 Zoku Loft in the Netherlands, Amsterdam has an elevated sleeping area, full kitchen, ample storage space and a spacious bathroom. The smart design uses space efficiently and this tiny living area is the perfect stop over for someone looking to stay for a few days or even a few months.

These tiny house are designed to make the most of cramped spaces and their efficient designs show that less can really be more.

Tanya Heath is the brains behind this innovation in footwear that will is really ground-breaking. This clever design allows the wear to clip off the heels so that it becomes a regular show in an instant.