Today I would like to present some pictures forom the interior designer portofolio Jennifer Post. She creates first class living environments for high profile executives, untold numbers of celebrities, and established families; her design is always current and classical yet never trendy. Her grasp on both architecture and design disciplines are found rarely in this field.

Jennifer has an unparalleled flair for “modern simplicity” or “classical minimalism“. Her design aesthetic is marked by clean, simple and sophisticated lines, a palette of neutral colors, interesting textures, and contemporary furnishings accented with one-of-a-kind pieces. While evoking a strong, metropolitan modernity and suggesting an active lifestyle, Jennifer’s designs possess a basic seriousness with an injection of freshness. The result: impeccable and striking environments, which get noticed for their originality and timeless quality.

The Wine Jug Couch is not something you see everyday, is a piece of furniture made from 33 empty Cabernet jugs and a vintage corduroy futon mattress. This couch was made starting froma Wine Company Carlo Rossi to motivate its customers to make something out of its wine jugs. This is not the only one piece of furniture the’ve made, you can check their other projects : wine jug chandelier, speaker system, lamp, bookshelves, on Carlo Rossi website. The idea is interesting and demonstrates that you can make a piece of furniture from everything if you are creative enough. - Via - theworldsbestever

The Boat-Shaped Bathtub also called Vascabarca is designed by Anne and Parick Poirier Antonio Lupi. This is a very unique design specially designed for those who want something interesting in their bathroom. Personally I would like to see this bathtub in the middle of a swimming pool. I’m sure that this would be a great. They’re only making 10 of these, each of them carved from a single monlithic block of stone, and they can be personalized with your name on the stern.

Designer Setmund Leung presents an apartment that features sliding panels on rails that you can use to partition the space to your preference. These small but flexible apartments provide practical living dimensions that cater to all their needs. The different rooms are divided and hidden behind sliding doors set on a track. This mobile system allows you to close off any rooms not in use so the main space stays open. The same track also allows you to move the rooms around. The only rooms that have to stay put are the kitchen and bathroom for plumbing reasons. - Via - Productdose

Shoal is a mass of finely cast exquisitely sculpted bone china fish, swarm around a central beam of light. A true piece of beath-taking art. This awesome chandelier is designed by Dominic Bromley and is an award winning feature exhibit at 100%Futures, part of 100%Design 2007. - Via - Apartamenttherapy