Today’s post is a combination of great interior design and wonderful reading corner idea by Brazilian designer Fabio Galeazzo, which is the round window bookcase. As a part of a colorful “urban cabin” in Sao Paoplo, Brazil, the project is unconventional and adds a great aesthetic effect to the entire setup. The color combination, the design, the trendy attire all this contributes to a playful, vibrant atmosphere. Encircling a round window with this type of bookshelf is such a beautiful and witty idea. Would you like to have a reading corner like this at your home? [source]
This 141 square meter beautiful Stockholm attic apartment is a scenery loft apartments with a double-height living area and 3,5 rooms mirrors a modern lifestyle. The objectives in this apartment is the concept of the arrangement in the room is very nice and efficient, all have a place where something useful functions, such as a beverage on the walls, stairs that are used to place the book. The focal point of the apartment is the living room, with inclined walls, a large sofa and original shelving units. The bookcase wall is ingeniously continued upwards by a tiny desk and further storage ideas. Such a brilliant idea, fully taking advantage of the double-height! The skylight coming from the roof above the desk is awesome. Clever and thoughtful arrangement is the shinning part of the apartment as well as the harmonious color blend of white and gray. Hoe you enjoy this design and let us know your favorite part. [source]
In Istanbul, Turkish Airlines has unveiled its new, ridiculously opulent, airline lounge – a feast for the eyes. Featuring intricate shells built inside the airport hall, the modern airport lounge was designed by Autoban. Daily, 2000 people can walk through the 300 square meter CIP Lounge. The idea behind this lounge is to share the “Contemporary Turkish Experience“. Each module of the CIP Lounge undertakes a different function. Services like resting rooms, restaurant, tea garden, library, movie theater and so on provide passengers a chance to experience each and every different interior separately. Details like the intricate pattern shells and light-pierced black channels hiding electrical systems and mechanic features in the merging points of shells make the whole design display a fresh, bold and welcoming design. It seems like a perfect place for passengers to chill out before long haul flights. [source]
Set within a forest clearing in Ghent, Belgium, House BM is part of Architecten De Vylder Vinck Taillieu‘s residential portfolio. This 304 square meter concrete house connects with the surrounding nature through each of its facets. Starting from a map with the exact position and diameter of every tree on the property, the architects had to come up with a solution to building the house without interfering with the surroundings. Gently lifted above the ground with a foundation on wells, the structure allows the wooded environment and tree roots to pass unaffected beneath the floor plate. The circular floor plan is arranged around a central courtyard which wraps around a cluster of existing mature trees. Bordered with 18 windows comprised of large glass panels, the exterior environment is woven into the internal experience, maintaining views from all rooms within the dwelling. Interiors dressed in concrete finishes contribute to the overall strength and design, but also define a contemporary collection of interior spaces. Such a nice place with carefully designed spaces that care for the inhabitant’s need for comfort and respect to its natural surroundings. Wish I can live there. [source]
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