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These sophisticated living room furniture strongly inspired by baroque style in mid 17th century. Yes, this style always looks chic and fabulous in any living room design. It will going well in modern interior to classic and contemporary. These piece will blew your mind about romance and beauty.
Baroque furniture usually finished in black and white color with classic detail, so it will be timeless both in color trend and design. The classic presence of baroque furniture will furnish your living room to bedroom instantly. This sophisticated white buttoned baroque sofa is so luxurious and cozy, blend it with thick rug and baroque chandelier. Perfect! Read more [ via : besthousedesign ]

 Oh this is a great example of a sort of soft, comfy modernism that isn’t lame and cold and sterile. Really, it’s so comforting to know that we can still create clean, crisp interiors that aren’t visually cluttered but also aren’t completely devoid of personality.
The soft color of the wood floors is lighter than pale, but not quite white, so it brings a brightness to the space without being harsh. Read more [ via : 2modern ]

Perched on a concrete plinth that lifts the house above the tall winter snow-pack, a solid, cedar-clad volume houses sleeping areas, boot room, and service spaces. Above, a variety of living spaces, each enjoying mountain views, are gathered under a simple, bent planar roof form.
The exaggerated geometry of the openings frame views of horizontal snow drifts and vertical stands of pine trees. Read more [ via  : webcache ]

Brothers and designers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec came up with an ingenious and exciting new way to store books and other objects– and it’s a contemporary twist on a whimsical idea. Clouds.


Storage on the cloud modules doesn’t have to be limited to just books and objects. The modules are more like cylindrical floating cubbies of sorts, and the user can feel free to display any objects that nestle in just right. Or even leave them bare to show off their inventive look and shapes as a work of art in their own right.

The poystyrene structures are completely modular, coming in a ‘cloud-like’ shape and are able to be stacked up to your hearts content. The cloud bookcases come in a variety of colors and are the perfect focal point for any book-lover’s home.



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This individual residential house is located in a suburb of Sarajevo. The house was designed in the ambit of an older building on the same site, which was an urbanistic requirement. The program demanded a much greater capacity for the new facility.

For this reason, a concept is created for reduction of the horizontal communication into vertical ones and for use of the basement floor for habitation by introducing lighting through denivelled patio. Rooms are becoming platforms that are distributed around the spiral staircase while catching views of the surrounding countryside and high mountains in the background, through internal and external openings.




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UK-based Blue Forest makes inventive tree houses and recently introduced a new design concept called the eco-PERCH, which I think you’ll be interested in seeing.  The four-bed retreat can be delivered, assembled, and commissioned in about five days with things like photovoltaics, a composting toilet, and rainwater harvesting, etc.





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