Aura Villa Designed of Futuristic Architecture

Aura Villa is located on the island of Cyprus near the international airport in Cyprus and prestigious resort area of Larnaca. These luxury villas are designed with modern and futuristic architecture. Built on an area of 912 square meters on the edge of beautiful beaches and stunning. The villa has six bedrooms, media room, gym, a wine cellar, large swimming pool with two Jacuzzis, and yoga platform. All furniture, linen, finishings, equipment, features and technologies are carefully selected to be consistent with the overall concept. Andreas Trisveis the senior architect and managing director of Mobius Design Group designed this building after a direct assignment by Modern Building Technology – Cyprus. Read the rest of this entry »

Bathing has become a routine of every person, having tired of working or doing homework of course your body feels sticky and sweaty and then take a bath. When you go into your bathroom, whether you have your bath tub that is ready to pamper you? Here are some ideas bath beautiful collection of BluBleu. As more and more companies begin to visualize the bathroom as an area for fun and life, the concepts they put forward tend to reflect this philosophy. Italy BluBleu portfolio companies is no different and high- end bathroom fittings they design makes quite a statement. Clearly colored headboards and sports, even some built into their storage solutions. Read the rest of this entry »

This house was made for an actress and musician carefully between buildings and sitelines slot, and wrap the furniture built-in to every available surface. Both the plan and planning constraints produced a series of complex interwoven space, enlivened by light and interconnectivity. The massing was generated from the view-lines along the High Street below, tucked carefully out of sight to achieve planning permission for a new storey with front outdoor space hidden within the row of listed buildings.

The roof-form deploys a double-pitched butterfly roof, angling upwards from low flank walls to greet the arriving visitor with taller walls at the central stairwell. A crystalline valley skylight hangs above, flooding the void with light. Staggered floor sections carefully borrow space from below. The V-shape in section repeats in plan to ease a tidy outdoor terrace between new and old façades, the doors from hall and bedroom folding neatly together. Read the rest of this entry »

Many people who dream to have a private penthouse meah because it will increase social setatus and also the lifestyle of the rich. Here is a luxurious and expensive penthouse in a skyscraper teletak Triumph-Palace in the heart of Moscow. Skyscrapers are renowned as one of the tallest building in Europe until 2007. Features 59 floors, 49 of whom are residential. The entire building has a stunning panoramic view over the city center. The outside deck and patio outside the apartment every possible view of the city of Moscow and makes for a good cup of morning coffee. This penthouse has a modern interior design with a classic style with exciting combinations of shades of white, beige and darker. In order to look more luxurious interior design, given a touch of furniture and other furniture pieces done in a minimalist style decor. Design master bedroom and bedroom beautiful interior is still simple. Read the rest of this entry »

It’s truly Russian style interior decor in nature that is very amazing and classy. These apartments are located in Moscow, Russia with an area of 120 square meters designed by Daria Grigorieva. Having felt the full timber and effect with most design furniture made of solid oak. One of the major attractions is the right flower ornament comes in the middle of the living room makes the whole room classic. It also feels like antique furniture ancestors. Design a bedroom and bathroom design is also very old and antique in nature. Each interior design bedroom and the bedroom has a lily and add a few slices of an elegant aristocratic and romantic atmosphere of the apartment. Read the rest of this entry »