In these days I’m pretty sure that you’ve noticed that producers pay more and more attention to how the product looks. In today post here is an interesting idea on how you can use a few beautiful wine bottles to improve your home decor. Wine speaks to all your senses, not least to the eye. So why then tuck away a beautiful bottle of deepest red with a label that probably has been designed by a well known artist? This sleek and stylish wine shelf has the ability to cater five wine bo
Armchairs come in different colors, sizes and shapes. However, today we would like to present a substitute: The Globe Bench from Hstudio. A very original design concept, the “bench” has a round shape enabling a very comfortable seating place. The best thing of this creation is its design versatility or the fact that it can be custom made for each user. These be
Christopher Colman is an architect from Brooklyn, New York. He characterizes his style as “eclectic, colorful and modern. He is noted for his use of industrial and slick materials which create dazzling textural interest.” Now that you know a little about the designer, here is some of his work that got him the up-mentioned prestige. The pictures below are taken
Unless you are planning on building your house suspended at a high altitude above beautiful landscapes, it cannot get better than this: building a place where you can wake up and see the mountains everyday and falling asleep after enjoying a beautiful sunset by the sea. This house comes from Suppose Design Office and it is located in Otake, Japa
Nico Van Der Meulen Architects (or simply Nico) are a team of registered architects with the South African Council and they have a truly impressive portfolio. The first project from Nico we would like to show you is called “The Glass House” and is located in Johannesburg, South Africa. The brief included the fact that the future owner of the house wanted a “glamorous contemporary open-plan light-filled house that offered a view to the garden from every room”. The garden
The pictures bellow are an extract from a larger project- a residence located in Hampstead Village, United Kingdom. The place had to be redesigned and the team to do so was Belsize Architects. Their brief stated that they should turn the house into “a modern home, full of light, and to ensure that there was a “ wow” factor”. The curved leather unit was not the only such
In the dusty desert lands of Southern California, two hours east from the city of Los Angeles, lies the Volcano House: a concrete modernist masterpiece that sits on top of a small volcanic peak. Truss beams and heavily-laid concrete formed the desert dome, which radiates a sort of tongue-in-cheek brutalism that screams 1960s American modernism both inside and out. For
In 1961, the Boston Architect Henry Wood purchased this amazing island mansion with his wife for only $3,600 on Rhode Island’s Narragansett Bay. Today, the Clingstone House (designed by J.S. Lovering Wharton with artist William Trost Richards) is a warm all-wood home with a 360-degree view of the ocean. Three stories tall, the Clingstone House has a large center hall, te
This place is definitely not for those who have a water phobia or who mind seeing a few boats swinging near by when looking out the window. Located in Lake Union, Seattle, this floating residence is a display of tasteful interior and exterior design. Its room structure was designed so that all the private areas like bedrooms and bathrooms be placed on the
Bates Masi Architects is a company located in Long Island whose portfolio includes school, houses, offices and furniture. They say they are not interested in the size or type of their upcoming projects, but rather in “the opportunity t
Created by Bates Masi Architects, winners of prestigious awards throughout the years, the Noyack Creek project comes with a great and revolutionary design considering the small budget that was used to build it. Located in the middle of beautiful nature elements, this house has a minimalist design, with an elegant but simple and monochrome e
Meltdown Chair PP Tube #1 was designed by Tom Price and was available for an auction for Phillips de Pury & Company. The unusual chair was meant to be given away for a sum of £4,000-6,000 maximum, but someone offered £8,750. The Meltdown design was created using polypropylene tubes, after they were heated and pressed; the signature of the designer was th
