From 11 August until now I was in a tip to Greece, 10 days of relaxation after 2 years of no vacantion. It was beautiful, I had a great time, and I want back. I’ve left a messange that I’ll be away and my sister uploaded something new from time to time. She don’t know to much about this, and she did what she can’t. At least the blog wasn’t 100% dead. Now I’m back and I’m ready to serve you new, fresh and inspiring content. We’re back to normal.

Thanks for understanding me. - Michael - Freshome.com Editor

Now these are some really comfortable pillows and they also have a special design. Check out some beautiful handmade pillows from India by Dhruti , who just recently won Decor8`s Fabulous Stationery contest. Embroidery pillows , silk cushion covers all just for comfort.

At first glance you might say that it`s a piece of furniture but it`s a sauna.You can fit two persons in this sauna that is good for detoxification , helping lower blood pressure or just for relaxing .It`s so simple to use and install it.All you have to do is just place it somewhere and then plug it in. Simple as that The Sahara Sauna uses infrared rays that heat your body .It has features including a session timer , temperature control , ozone sterilization , programmable radio, and inputs for your Mp3 player ,Ipod or CD playe.Looks good and has a use.You can get one for about $3000.

It`s pretty cool to hang art objects above the bed but it`s even more cool if you can have a headboard that is actually a work of art.The artist Bill Wilkinson partnered with One+Only Cusom Headboards and Vancouver to create custom headboards based on Bill paintings. Bill belongs to the Fort Gallery Artist Collective in Fort Langley and he`s an Active Member of the Federation of Canadian Artist and has recently wan an award for his mixed media work. A headboard like this could go up to $895 canadian.

Some awsome furniture from Cole Scego.All the colours and the 3D look they have it`s just cool. Cole Scego says that he uses durable materials such as aluminum and steel to construct each piece and applyes a multilayer powder coat finish. Most of the pieces are conceptualized in his head and then simply drawn out on paper with pencil before a final drawing is produced using the computer. After the pieces are fabricated he sandblasts them and then he uses a set of biodegradable cleaning solutions and a chemical seal to prep them for powder coating. He chooses to use powder coating because it is much more friendly to the environment than traditional solvent. Check out more of this talented designer artworks.