When it comes to lavish homes with artful interiors, none could adorn them better than the Swedish designers, and Norbert Furling is one of them. Convincingly earning him that reputation, check out one of this guy’s most fabulous works — a contemporary residence located in the country’s fourth largest city, Uppsala. Eye for details and a soft spot for environment in utilizing renewable energy wherever possible, the house makes for an adorable place to live in. There are two patios with dense pine hedges, a kitchen furnished with granite benches and oakwood furniture, fireplaces, modish dining section and luxurious bedrooms. The spacious villa makes use of geothermal heat pumps,a solar collector and the vattenmantlade stove for heating. That’s nothing short of stunning!

Amid our busy working schedules, an approving office environment is crucial if we want ideas to flow and get a firm shape. Denis Chigidin seems to follow the same philosophy in designing a superlative office place that he calls The Meeting Room. It’s actually a contemporary meeting room where you can see a pattern of lights enlightening enough to endow it with a glossy sheen. Metallic borders, plastic chairs and desk, and timber filing cabinets – all of these team up to offer a perfect furniture plan for the lustrous interior. The master light hanging from ceiling spreads affirmative vibes over the center table, but if you don’t want to use it, there are the huge transparent glass partitions that allow natural daylight to seep in sans any hindrance whatsoever. Lovely office to brainstorm your ideas with your colleagues, isn’t it?

Italian designers from STUDIOUNODESIGN came up with an amazing creation that stuns onlookers with the use of fabulous patterns, bestowing the interior with a charm of its own. In charge with redecorating the interior for the Scarlett Café & Restaurant, they allowed the flowery shapes to express with a bunch of glossy partitions and state of the art furniture. Getting boozed here is a bit dicey for those programmed LED lights will definitely heighten that flighty binge. The centrally placed, square shaped bar has two openings just above back-illuminated dark glasses. If you’re an artist or art lover, you’ll surely appreciate the wall paintings and the origami lamps. Completely sold, bowled and rolled, but that’s just us!

Designed by Seattle-based architects from Vandeventer + Carlander, what you’re looking at is a contemporary house that has been designed as an inhabitable space for art lovers. Why art lovers? Well, it’s rather the artful decoration than the architectural creativity that we’re bowled over. With modernist arty portraits and pictures on walls (on all of them stretching through almost all rooms) take the joy of living to another level. The vertical construction allows cornucopia of space since it has a children area on the ground floor, a loft like space making way for living room and guest rooms on the main floor, and bedrooms above. A bit jaded to the right, the Corten rusted steel, container-like structure suggests what went into its assembly. It sure managed to impress us!

Ulf Nelson is a master in transforming vacant spaces into artful masterpieces. This time, the interior designer has managed to surprise us all by showing how the attic space can be utilized at its best — so here’s a magnificent loft (penthouse) located in Östermalm, central Stockholm. It has big windows facing east, south and west for natural lighting, a large terrace, modern fireplaces, a dining place for 12 people, a spacious open kitchen, laundry and TABLE-built joinery for audio and video installation and storage. You’ll notice that there is no shortage of timber in this part of the world as you could see floorings, furniture, sidewalls, brackets, all flaunting that abundance. Dream home indeed!

Fu quan jing yun (believe, I spelled it right) by Oil Monkey is an alluring set of chairs/stool that is reflective enough to let your interiors glow with a metallic sheen. While the one with a spinal support may be used in guest rooms or study rooms, the other is more suited to places where you don’t mind sitting for brief intervals. Just a project design for now, the Hong Kong designer makes sure that when his designs acquire an actual shape, they are still practical. Would certainly love to see these in stores!

You love aquariums, don’t you? If yes, then we’re here discussing the simplistic glass bathrooms by GSG Ceramic Design that might remind you of one sitting nicely in your living room. GSG has produced an awesome range of shower trays, sinks, wash basins, ground glass and suspended glass for those who go for contrastive transparency. The black background and white frames complement each other to enhance the overall effect of the wonderful glass bath basins. Just by looking at them and I can already imagine how the bathroom of my dreams would look. Don’t you?

If you hunt for luxury and wish your living place to be a source of envy for others, nothing could be better than the Atkins Lodge at Thornwood Gardens, W8. The lodge, one among eight houses surrounding the garden square, embraces five units equipped with facilities like 24 hour concierge, security surveillance and underground parking, all at the height of fashion. Each apartment has 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, balconies, elevators and a reception. For interested elites, the asking price is GBP 7,500,000 via Kensington Sales. Hope you can understand that luxury comes with a price tag attached to it, right?

There’s an inactive volcano in dusty Southern California, somewhere between Las Vegas and Los Angeles in Newberry Springs, San Bernardino. Why is that important to us? Because some creative architects have taken on the task to come up with a living space to sit upon its crater.

Dubbed the Volcano house, the stunning 60-acre retreat comes with concrete and truss beams for support, has a main house with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and open entertaining areas, while the guest house is close to a lake, offers ultimate privacy and accommodates one bedroom and bath. Anyone, who can empathize with its dour environment, will surely love to consider the asking price — only $750,000. Not sure about you but it looks like the place for the ultimate bachelor’s party, isn’t it?

Style doesn’t always matter! Sometimes, it’s the brand that adds that element of style naturally to your interiors. MobilFresno is one such design house that specializes in producing traditional and art deco furniture for homes and facilities as well. And believe us, you’re just a click away from the enchanting world of interior stuff carved in geometrical patterns.

What do you like most anyways? If it’s the contrastive interiors, nothing can be more soothing than an amalgam underscoring modern black and white living rooms with wooden cabinets. Well, those who prefer sociability will sure fall for the stylish coffee tables with lacquered wall units and simple sideboards. If you’re able to see all sides and the collection inspires you, check out more images after the jump.