Designed by Bogdanova Bureau, this 630 sq.m. house is a family nest for a a young couple and their children – two boys and a girl, located in a countryside of Kyiv, Ukrain. Natural wood in contrast to the cold marble slab are the main materials used in the interior. This approach gave warmth and at the same time brought chic into this house.
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The western parts of Norway are known for steep mountains and fjords. While at the same time, the north of Norway have the best possibilities in the world for observing the aurora borealis, the northern light. There are a lots of can be done in Norway but do it all by yourself isn’t easy for everyone. PAN Treetop cabin is designed under such background and offers a unique possibility for tourists who want to experience the quiet of the forest, exciting activities, traditional food and extraordinary animal life.
Who said bathrooms had to be boring and in solid colors only? Everyone wants an escape from the usual and now you can have a bathroom retreat that is as vivid as your imagination. Bathroom suites can be in serene green stripes or in bustling city dots of black – whatever’s captivating.
Christmas is just around corner. When I walked on the streets, I can see many families already have their Christmas trees set up. But if you don’t have the time, space or buget to set up a Christmas tree, what we can do to make our home a bit holiday-ish?
With a funny nickname “Deep Pit”, this unusual hotel is world’s first lowest lying hotel which opened recently. Officially called “Intercontinental Shanghai Wonderland”, it is located at the SheShan Mountain Range. Having two floors above ground, 16 floors underground and two floors underwater, this eye-popping, luxury hotel is standing out as a must-see destination in itself. Built mostly below ground in a deep pit of an abandoned quarry in southwestern Shanghai, it’s being hailed as a modern architectural wonder.