Interior Design Sense

You can’t deny the organic, artistic appeal of this lovely bathroom design from Mastella. Inspired by the exquisite Calla lily, this Italian bathroom suite designed by architect Oriano Favaretto shows the graceful lines and smooth white finish of the flower. This distinctive shape is echoed in the freestanding bathtub and pedestal sinks. This organic design makes a fabulous focal point in a variety of spaces, from modern minimalist to eclectic to artistic, like this bathroom with its beautiful, unconventional wood floors and eclectic artwork. The finishing touch to this lovely bathroom design is the hardware – white faucets and taps in the form of a drop. For more information visit Mastella.

With 30 years in the business, Swiss sauna maker Kung Sauna has perfected the art of fitness, health and quality workmanship with this sweet in home sauna. These in home saunas provide a place to relax, reflect and reduce stress without ever leaving the comfort of home. And gone are the days when the sauna was a locked, blocked box. This design features a light and airy appeal, featuring frameless glass doors that integrate this element as a design focal point in your space. The contemporary-style stove looks great and does the job. Sit up on the top bench to really work up a sweat. Can’t take the temperature? Move to the lower bench for a gentler heat. The lower you go, the less intense it is. This sauna is customizable, so regardless of your space and its proportions, you can work one into your home and lifestyle – which will surely be more relaxed and rejuvenated! For more information visit Kung Sauna.

Have you ever heard the saying, “it’s what’s on the inside that counts”? Well, these stunning architectural pendant lights by Italian lighting company Flos prove the beauty really is on the inside. Designed by renowned Marcel Wanders, the Skygarden and Skygarden Gold pendant lights are modern, minimalist on the outside of their oversized semi-spherical shades. On the other hand, you’ll find a bright interior finished with hidden white antique molding. “In my former house I had a fabulous antique decorated plaster ceiling. I called it my Skygarden; it always looked good . . . It didn’t need water or sun, but would live only on the warm rays of the electrical light under it,” says Wanders. “I loved it so much that by the time I moved houses I could not leave it. I had to find a way to take it to my new home.” Now, you too can enjoy this designer favorite in your own home, office or commercial space. Hang these architectural pendant lights above your kitchen or dining table for decadent elegance, or suspended in your livings areas for a fabulous illuminated focal point. For details visit Flos.

Maison Fire, the Italian maker of exclusive bio-fireplaces, presents this cool, mobile fireplace that brings the heat wherever you want it. Inside or out, the Spazzacamino mobile fireplace will indeed be a hot focal point, both in terms of looks and temperature. The innovative fireplace enclosure by designers Mirko Varischi, Tania Alessio and Andrea Bremer is inspired by a trash can but boasts an ironically clean and contemporary finish as a modern twist. Topping off this funky fireplace design is a “garbage can” lid that you can use to extinguish the flame. This mobile fireplace will be a hotspot at your next soiree – especially with cooler temperatures on the horizon. But regardless of the weather, whether indoors or out, the Spazzacamino fireplace is a hot home essential. For details visit Maison Fire.

Here is an interesting apartment in Stockholm which features contemporary items as well as elements reminding of the beginning of the 19′th century. This crib has a living area of about 185 square meters and no less than 6 rooms. The white living room is the focal point of the loft, with its modern chairs and coffee table contrasting with the classical chandelier and the wooden painted door and window frames. You have to admit the design of this room is quite unique and of great effect. The blue dining table is also an eye-catcher. High ceilings, beautiful paneling and traditional parquet are details which stand out. Light is an important characteristic of this apartment, as large windows are present in almost every room. Outside the kitchen there is a large balcony overlooking the courtyard. The bathroom is fully tiled and includes both shower and bathtub.-via DigsDigs

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This Australian contemporary beauty sits tall ever since Jackson Clements Burrows Pty Ltd Architects saw it finished. It all began with the first visit to the future house location. The architects found a hollowed out burnt log which became the focal point in designing this house. The log suggested the form of the house, while the surrounding dunes moulded the shape of the construction. The winding driveway makes its way to the house by climbing the steep dune and remains hidden from view with the help of a screen fence.

Belonging to a retired couple that is often visited by their family,  the lower level consists of guest accommodations as well as the mechanical systems and pool equipment spaces. The first floor is elevated so that the residents can enjoy the impressive views across the Mornington Peninsula from Bass Strait to Port Philip Bay. The orientation to the northwest made it difficult to control the heating during summer so, in order to protect the comfort, blinds automatically close once the sun passes through the north axis.

The first floor shelters the kitchen, dining, living, garage and laundry, while on the second floor  we can find the study, master bedroom and en suite. The hollowed out burnt log served as inspiration not only to the form, but to the colours chosen for the exterior and interior. The natural finish cladding on the outside, as well as the cedar windows combined with the spotted gum hardwood cladding on the inside are a constant reminder of the log.

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This amazing looking coffee table inspires so much elegance, that it is almost impossible not to get closer and admire it in detail. Loop Coffe Table comes from Brasil company BaitaDesign and was achieved in a very simple manner. It is the sort of design that anyone could think of… after it has been realized. With its elegant curves and finished in an impeccable classy white, this unusual table is a definite eye-catcher. And unless one can come up with a really good design to complement it, “Loop” will certainly become the focal point of a room. The miniature spiral creates two separate “tabletops” on which the user can place relatively small objects, such as magazines, pencils and naturally, two or more cups of coffee. All in all, this is a truly charming design of great aesthetic effect.-via The Design Blog

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These days, what’s a kitchen faucet without all the fixins? This modern pull-out faucet with LED-illuminated nozzle head combines two kitchen necessities – water and light – into one contemporary convenience. The Franke Rolux faucet features a manual switch to operate the illuminating nozzle independently form the water. Pull out the faucet head and the light goes where you need it, whether you’re rinsing vegetables in the sink, filling a pot or hosing the place down after a rowdy family dinner. Aesthetically speaking, this faucet is a fabulous focal point in any kitchen. The goose-neck spout boasts a deep, dramatic arch and the polished chrome finish is a futuristic finishing touch. Also available in black, this faucet is modern elegance personified. You can get your own illuminated kitchen pull-out faucet at Franke Online.

Make your modern outdoors tiki-chic with this new gas fire collection from Attika. Dubbed the Delight collection, for obvious reasons, this gas fire line warms up your outdoors with an authentic open flame, bringing ambiance and heat to your al fresco event. If you’re hosting a party, line your deck or garden with lanterns; place a Delight fire bowl at the center of your seating area for a fabulous flickering focal point; or for everyday use, dress up your front entrance or walkway with Delight round or square columns, available in a white, anthracite, red, stainless steel or patina finish. Summer doesn’t mean outdoor season is over – endless summer lives on with the Design gas fire collection. For more information visit Attika.

The unusual Ghost Chair comes from ValentinaGW and is a creative, surprising seating item to have around. Resembling an invisibility cloak, its design is quite impressive and fit for a contemporary interior with an attitude. For a chair that is just visible, it looks quite comfortable and we are certain that its uncommon looks will make it the focal point of a room. But there are some negative aspects that come with an almost transparent chair also. First off, taking it into another room when there is a party going on is advisable, as people are likely to bump into it, especially if there are some drinks involved. The Ghost Chair is also unsuited for homes with children, unless the parents make sure that it is covered when the kids are around it.-via Furniture Fashion

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