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Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Best Villa Kamala at Phuket Thailand

Posted by MAKMU ta On Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Can you guess which the most phenomenal place for tourist destination in South East Asia. we can call on two places only which really captivated my heart, those are Bali Indonesia and Phuket Thailand. One of the villas shown here is the one located in Kamala, Phuket Thailand. Look how astonishing this villa and please give your comment here. You can observe many decoration detail in everywhere at this villa, both of interior and exterior design are pleasured and surprised with many stunning design.
This is one of the villa know as the tropical paradise, located on 796 sq meter or 8,568 sq ft and this villa has facilities equal with a five star hotel. Featuring 4 bedrooms, 4 bathroom, a home theater and a pool. This villa has a scenic view and more over during the night. This villa is designed with distinctive modern style by adding ethnic furniture special from Thailand like the wooden ornament, and statues and small temple. Overall, this villa which is located in Kamala beach has the right to live up upon its name as a tropical paradise. The good news is that it’s now being sold at a listed cost of $8.66 million.

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Modern Cave House Design At St Louis

Posted by MAKMU ta On Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Remember Batman Movie how he built and transform cave into a high-tech laboratory? Well this might not be a laboratory but this modern home design is located inside a cave. The idea might be wanted to live as close as they can to the nature by building it in a cave and yet I find it really amazing but also terrifying. Amazing because this modern contemporary house has a good landscape and great wall texture as they leave it as it is and the house has contemporary theme.
Added with natural wooden kitchen which unthinkably unknown whether it’s a contemporary kitchen or classical kitchen makes it blended with the nature although it doesn’t perfectly blend. But still though the idea of home designing inside a cave is something new and never been thought. Terrifying because I am so much afraid when an earthquake happens this house might just get buried along with this hill. Still though, a house is a house and this modern contemporary house is just extraordinary for the young couple who lives in Fistus, St Louis. Featuring 37 glass sliding doors, excellent water and sewer system, this modern house is just remarkable.

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Modern Warm Home Design by Ryan Rhodes

Posted by MAKMU ta On Tuesday, January 25, 2011

This is one type of a modern house which has a strong characterization from the structure to the theme found inside this American Home. This modern architecture by Ryan Rhodes Design is simply gorgeous where the outer layer of this modern building is wrapped up with wooden elements which make it really warm and exquisite. Well I judge the book by the cover for this building and yes my guess that this modern house has a warmth soft tonal color and wooden material applied inside from the stairs, kitchen and up to the flooring was right.
Checking inside going straight to the bathroom you can see some cool bathroom vanity design which is like a waterfall. Going further inside you will find and excellent marble made kitchen bar which makes it very easy to clean and hygienic. I also came across to my senses why modern house building always uses white coloring. The answer is so simply, with white you can add any color you want as white is a neutral color and it makes interior so wide.
Built on the top of Queen Anne Hill in Seattle-Washington, this modern residence was a worn out building where in 2006 Rhodes took it over. This modern residence is great living as you can have a perfect view from the highest floor over other houses. Who knows one day this Ryan Rhodes Design modern home can be yours.

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Tuesday, January 18, 2011

Mountain Refuge C7 Retreat House by dRN Architect

Posted by MAKMU ta On Tuesday, January 18, 2011

Build by Nicolás del Río and Max Núñez in Portillo, Los Andes, Chile on 240 square meters surface in 2008, this Mountain Refuge C7 is located precisely at 2990 meters above sea level in the Andes Mountains. The house is on the south slope of the Inca Lake, just in front of the Portillo Hotel, a few kilometers away of the Argentinean border and Mount Aconcagua. The terrain surrounding this house is a steep rocky slope, facing the immediate view of the lake and the Tres Hermanos Mountains. Over this strong and harsh natural landscape the house disappears from its view uphill, without blocking the view to the lake. The strongest feature is the panoramic scenery of this harsh environment. To help getting the coldness entering the house, a good insulation’s installed and the interior design is added with wooden and plywood materials to bring the warmth atmosphere. This way you can stay warmth on the inside and cool on the outside. Visit dRN Architects website for further information.

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Luxury Dream Home of The Villa by Daniel Libeskind

Posted by MAKMU ta On Tuesday, January 18, 2011

The Villa, Daniel Libeskind’s first signature series home, creates a new dialogue between contemporary living and a completely new experience of space. Built from premium materials, this German-made, sculptural living space meets the highest standards in design, craftsmanship and sustainability. Libeskind’s Villa awakens the senses: light floods through glass expanses, clean lines invite calm, elegant halls and staircases offer seamless transitions.
The Villa’s connection with nature is uninterrupted, offering ample natural light and open spaces. A three interlocking architectural bands envelop the Villa in striking angles, creating a dramatic, asymmetrical interior of spiraling, two-story peaks and smooth transitions toward the terraces. A balcony adjacent to the master bedroom is adorned with elaborate metalwork; ample direct daylight into a sauna; and recessed wardrobes streamline dressing spaces.
The casual style interior is a perfect combination and among the exquisite amenities is the stunning kitchen ensemble, Located at the Grand Room, this custom made island present you not just with cooking and dining but also entertaining. Elegant smoked parquet flooring, slim stainless steel staircases, and soft, bright manufactured stones in the bathrooms distinguish the casual style, which evokes a sense of warmth and comfort.
This low energy villa is largely constructed of woods. The wooden core offers maximum thermal insulation and the insulation material within is a mineral wool. The villa also installs renewable energy sources for heating, electricity and water. It includes the solar thermal system and as well as a geothermal system while the electric power is generated from the photovoltaic thin film. This is the new era of luxury dream home.