Architect Olle Rex loves to stun everyone with his exceptional home interiors. While lending them with the best of amenities, he makes sure you get the whole lot at one stop. The Karlavagen 59 house is one such designer apartment that faces the sunny side of Karla. I can bet over anything for you’ll like the 201 m² living space housing 4 bedrooms, a large balcony (320 x 140) and a living room with a sexy fireplace to keep you warm.
On top of that, the mansion comes with rich stucco, pair doors and panels for a luxuriant look, and a modern kitchen with a dining area for up to 20 people. Ladies, you’ll definitely appreciate the well heeled bathroom with a bath tub and shower, and a dressing room. Located in central Stockholm (in Östermalm district), the flat sells for something close to $2.31 million.
Calling it an ordinary bench with complementary chairs around would be an utter injustice done to this scrupulously devised floorboard gelling with the interior ambiance of a blue space. Though it might resemble a local park bench, the Brygga collection by StrandRyberg is a playful expression of the childhood memories recollected and revamped to carve unique outdoor furniture. Available in red and black with paired padding, the linear horizontal wood planks slide out nicely to create adequate space for a family. A must-have for any outdoor space. Too bad it’s getting chilly in here …
Inspired by the image of flower petals, the fine-looking sofa dubbed Fiore, designed by Shirley (Xue Qin) Sun Benoit for Impulses International Furniture from Bern, Switzerland, is a jaunty seating system. Crafted in synthetic rattan and aluminum frame, it’s UV-resistant defying any discoloration. You can easily uncouple it into an outdoor sofa lounger (179 x 105 x 97 cm), a footstool (162 x 98 x 39 cm) or a coffee table (122 x 75.6 x 39 cm). Whether you place it in your garden, backyard, lawn, or basically wherever you like, there’s something that makes it look good enough to eat. Lovely!
The luxe mansion at 9362 Nightingale Drive, Sunset Strip in LA graciously looks over the beautiful city of West Hollywood in California while perching at the end of a cul-de-sac. Designed by renowned European designer Marc Canadell, the luxury LA property currently seeks a patron for a $17,995,000 via Mauricio Umansky.
What makes it that dear? Well, the modern architectural magnum opus is crafted with the highest quality materials and appurtenances signaling an opulent design. Not satisfied, here is another raison d’être: covering over 9000 square feet with five bedrooms, eight bathrooms, stunning city views and an outdoor cinema projector. Wouldn’t it have been an underestimation to ask for anything below that agreed price? I suppose you’re in for the deal.
Simply awesome! After witnessing a breathtaking amalgam of the contrastive environments, exhibited through the Hye Ro Hun House by IROJE KHM Architects, anybody would think the same. Located just above the downtown of Gwangju in Seoul, North-central Korea, it’s a kind of architectural acme blending perfectly with a mountainous landscape. The transparent entrance with a canyon-like walkway leads to the inner court. Now, you could see two suspended wooden boxes allowing sufficient space for three bedrooms and two study rooms. Well, to stuff you with some more, the accommodation approves a kitchen, a dining room and an outdoor, 9 meters high bamboo garden.
Did you catch that spell error in the header? Well, it’s not me but Dima Loginoff who prefers calling this chaise lounger as Happy Chaise Longue. The designer turned hair-stylist, while offering this love seat, guarantees respectable space to both partners on one seat or sitting separately. Though the alcove may seem a bit outlandish in appearance, its plastic and chrome plated peripherals counterbalance it adequately. Sure to make a mark in any contemporary living room, it’s bare enough to let you see through the extreme simplicity. We’re completely sold!
When you’re supposed to feel the heat after having one or two, the spiral wine cellar design might abet you to sign up for the paroxysm you were waiting for. Jokes apart, the gyro-design has some definitive purposes. First, it allows you the secrecy or privacy if you despise flaunting your wine collection. Second, it’s spacious enough to hold 1000 or 1600 bottles. Last but not the least, as the producer puts it: it’s “a watertight, pre-cast cylindrical system that’s sunk into the ground, it can be located anywhere from kitchen to conservatory, workshop to study. It can be installed into an existing ground floor room, or incorporated into the build of an extension or new property”. Well, now, we believe you won’t mind dispensing off not-that-whopping $30,000 for this wonderful wine cellar.
Teknobili is the Italian brand famous for its designer bathroom fixtures; well, kitchen too. Having the clout to lend any bathroom with a European panache, the new Bartok faucets by Antonio Bullo is the pure craftsmanship redefined. You’ll love the elegant design with curves and bars, made available in two classic model-types. The stylish faucets come with either an incorporated handle and or individual taps, making for a contemporary addition to any decor. Add to the whole deal that Teknobili have them polished or finished with brushed-chrome and we got ourselves a set of modern faucets for the fashion conscious.
The Compass Pointe House in Whistler, Canada, is strictly for those who appreciate luxury with a purpose. The property built by Young Developments flaunts a neat layout created by Sean Anderson of Progressive Concept Design. Equally soothing are the interiors completed by Kelly Deck. The five-bedroom abode flaunts local stone, sandblasted fir, heated floors, open beams and floor to ceiling windows. Also, there is a wine cellar, a gym, fireplaces, hot tubs and two rooftop patios. Still not satisfied, for the avid pastry-cook, there’s a kitchen with a spacious entertainers’ patio to play inside of.
Surrounded by lots of green, with a contemporary interior and state of the art lighting, the Compas Pointe House sure knows how to charm. We believe that luxury isn’t just a way of life, it’s a set of best things put in their best order. Completely sold!
For those city apartments where you generally don’t have enough space to feel free, the duo bed by Max Germano may prove to be a space-saving contraption. Practicality mixed with a sensible design inspired by the oriental culture, the multi-functional duo bed is equally useful for singles when enclosed with only one mattress and couples, as well, when it’s in “open” position featuring two mattresses. The multi-functional bed keeps the comfy aspect and makes for an elegant addition to any modern interior. We won’t mind having forty winks when the timber-made cot invites us to do so.
