Mesmerizing Luxury Home in Australia Flaunting Volumetric Architecture | |
- Mesmerizing Luxury Home in Australia Flaunting Volumetric Architecture
- A Highly Unconventional Chair Design: Frame by Ola Giertz
- Merging Love for Nature With Comfortable Living: Waterfront Residence in Seattle
| Mesmerizing Luxury Home in Australia Flaunting Volumetric Architecture Posted: 19 Jun 2014 07:55 AM PDT A refined home is where timeless elegance meets modern trends in a highly customized setting. Webb & Brown-Neaves showcase their affinity for high quality through The Medallion – a residence so beautifully integrated in its surroundings! A modern volumetric architecture conveys the simplicity hiding behind a carefully studied floor-plan. Located in Floreat, Western Australia, the eye-catching home rises two stories in the air and opens up tho the surroundings via large windows. “Inspired by the early architecture of Floreat, the Medallion is a mesmerizing narrow lot masterpiece, incorporating the natural beauty of copper, a regal floating staircase and a chic contemporary kitchen complete with scullery. The striking lap pool and use of long, linear water bodies within the garden creates a sense of the home floating within the landscape.” Available for sale at $856,500, the marvelous luxury home spreads over 400 square meters of pure lusciousness. Do you think it has what it needs to be your dream home? The post Mesmerizing Luxury Home in Australia Flaunting Volumetric Architecture appeared first on Freshome.com. |
| A Highly Unconventional Chair Design: Frame by Ola Giertz Posted: 19 Jun 2014 05:24 AM PDT
Frame invites to a number of different ways to sit on. Sit in the middle like you sit on a pallet, creep up in the easychair and lean against a side, or place the furniture against a wall and use it like a backrest. Another advantage is the sitting from two different directions, which is possible because it has no front or backside. This also enables you to place several Frames next to each other, which creates a longer tunnel and gives the feeling of being in a room of its own. Made of a molded wooden frame which is covered with foam and fabric, the chair acts as a sound absorber. Its base consists of four wooden legs that are lathed in ash. [Information provided via e-mail by Ola Giertz; Photography: Carl Magnus Johansson] The post A Highly Unconventional Chair Design: Frame by Ola Giertz appeared first on Freshome.com. |
| Merging Love for Nature With Comfortable Living: Waterfront Residence in Seattle Posted: 19 Jun 2014 01:47 AM PDT
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