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- Amazing Waterview Villa To Relax The Mind And Spoil The Senses
| Flexible Bookshelf System Of Various Depth and Thickness Posted: 11 Jan 2011 01:31 PM PST Even thought Parametric bookshelves isn’t a new project it’s really worth to be mentioned. The bookshelf is designed by Caterina Tiazzoldi and uses advanced digital techniques, developed with the experience as director of the Advanced Research Lab NSU at the School of Architecture at Columbia University, to achieve a formal exploration of new configurations of the same bookshelf. Each customer introduces data (length, height, preferred colours) and the parametric system responds by automatically changing some of the attributes (depth, thickness, colour saturation). Thanks to that each customer gets an unique bookshelf that not only provide as much storage as he or she needs but also is a quite interesting element of decor.
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| Mid-Century Danish-Inspired Lounge Chair Posted: 11 Jan 2011 10:50 AM PST Boomerang Chair is designed by Kurt Dexel founder of Dexel Crafted. It’s a mid-century Danish-inspired lounge chair crafted from black walnut, eastern maple, and leather. It features amazing sharp lines and angles that make it look like a carefully polished triangular piece of off-cut. Actually the chair is really inspired by a left over material of a cut piece of wood. The whole chair’s look is ravishing so it will a perfect addition to ravishing interiors. There is also an another product in Boomerang collection. Boomerang Love is a bench with similar to the chair’s design and ravishing look.
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| Amazing Waterview Villa To Relax The Mind And Spoil The Senses Posted: 11 Jan 2011 06:22 AM PST Qualia is an amazing villa at the northern-most tip of Hamilton Island´s Great Barrier Reef in Australia. It’s designed by Australian architect Chris Beckingham to become a special place to relax the mind and spoil the senses. The design combines a unique sense of space, openness and harmony. The villa is surrounded by native Eucalyptus and the building itself is handcrafted from the finest imported and local timber and stone. Interiors are filled with artworks and furniture inspired by nature. The house features unbelievable waterviews as from the inside as from an infinity pool near by. The villa is available to spend vacations there.
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