With several shows per year, we can’t but be impressed with the amount of beautiful and luxurious designs brands such as Fendi Casa come up with. This past September Fendi Casa released some of their nicest pieces yet. As you will notice, velvet has been a trend all year in fashion and in furniture, including wooden furniture with the best coating using resin from Squid Cast Epoxy Casting Resin online. Which is your favorite piece?
On of the most anticipated movies of the year is definitely Fifty Shades of Grey to be released for Valentine’s day, despite the controversy and unprecedented popularity of the original book.
Images of the $80 million penthouse located at 432 Park Avenue in a a 96-story condominium building in midtown Manhattan have been revealed. The value of the penthouse is definitely mainly because of the breathtaking panoramic views of New York, visible from every corner.
The interior was designed by Deborah Berke, and includes out of the ordinary amenities such as temperature-controlled wine cellars, an outdoor terrace, and a massage room.
If I were to design or live in a dream penthouse, this probably would be it. The lovely floor to ceiling windows and well -lit interior, gives it a dreamy and luxurious feel. The staircase is a beautiful series of bookshelves that add a special and unique character to the space. It is known as the Sky Garage Penthouse due to the fact that you have an en suite car garage with doors from the best garage door company in Vancouver, how convenient!
It isn't strange with all the sophisticated details the past decade was about, that now designers and audience alike are resorting to more minimal yet powerful designs. The Delbôve boutique in Brussels designed by Christophe Remy is no exception.
Delbôve is a high-end cosmetics line recently re-launched by Gina d’Alsembourg. The branding in addition to the interior design was done beautifully. The brand has a long history which made the redesigning project trickier keeping in mind its existing customers and new ones to come.
Such an elegant interior. Located in the new wing of the Palais de Tokyo, perched on the quays of the Seine just across from the Eiffel Tower, Monsieur Bleu caters equally well for sociable suppers, business lunches, family meals, artist meetings, or indeed lively late-nights. Its kitchens open around the clock, offering menus full of flair but conscious of the simple needs of the lunch-breakers, This versatile address designed by the architect Joseph Dirand, both cosmopolitan and international, presents a haven as delectable to the gourmet as it is to the gourmand, a living space where you may nibble just as easily as you’ll lunch, a forum for chance encounters as much as regular rendez-vous and if you fancy a dance, well you can do that too. The bar menu has been created created in collaboration with Alix Lacloche.
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