Now this first one almost has my name on it! I love it!! I've always wanted windows the size of the walls, especially in the living-room area... Of course, in that case, it would be preferable to have a lot of lush vegetation in the vicinity of the house, and perhaps not live at the Polar circle, to have constant light in the summer months. Because you need that large TV screen to watch movies every now and then, and it's not so nice with sun shining inside. Not that there's too much danger of sunshine in the North.
I love that chair also, I could see myself sitting in it reading a novel and swinging gently..
I wonder how much the heating bill would be for such a spacious living room. And how many Beagle nose prints I would have all over those windows!
How about this one? Bringing nature literally INSIDE? It looks pretty amazing and it would be perfectly fine by me, as long as there would be any extra inhabitants, like small mice, bugs or spiders!
Sometimes it is all you need... Especially around Christmas. Relax, take a cup of warm mint tea and lie down. Whether on a soft sofa with lots of cushions, or in a hot sauna, in which case you might take a cold Coca Cola from the fridge...
Yes, that is my Beagle :)
It always looks so much better when there are a few objects scattered around a place, it makes it more warm and gives the person who views the photographs an idea to the size of the rooms and flat.
Furniture and art courtesy of 1900.fi
I found this a few months ago on Facebook. I absolutely adore it... The glass walls on the shower side and the normal wall separating the toilet part. It makes such a sexy bathroom for a master bedroom, doesn't it? Or for a small apartment, for someone living alone...
The owner of this gorgeous flat in Brisbane claims that Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey was the inspiration for this bathroom. If he wants his neighbors to not see him take a shower, he just closes the curtains on the bedroom window.
The owner of this gorgeous flat in Brisbane claims that Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey was the inspiration for this bathroom. If he wants his neighbors to not see him take a shower, he just closes the curtains on the bedroom window.
Photos from Dwell - Minimalist bachelor pad in Brisbane, by Richard Powers.
Sometimes it's about the angle. Point your camera up, or downwards, see the lines, use the lines, zoom in, zoom out.
The largest property I photographed so far was a huge apartment right in the heart of Helsinki. This was a very special photo shoot. Beautiful decorations were brought in, antique chairs and tables, gorgeous artwork, and to top it all off, it was a nice sunny day!
Furniture and art courtesy of 1900.fi
Sometimes it's just nice to look at the details... What actually makes a house, a home.
