
The old Union Hall of San Diego’s Textile Manufacturing Business got a new lease of life thanks to the innovative design of architect and developer Jonathan Segal. The architect decided to revamp and reuse the old structure in tatters, instead of demolishing and building a new one, which not only saved time, but also building material. His sustainable design now includes a total of 13 new residential lofts. Some of these are available at the market rate while others are affordable despite the array of ergonomic features they incorporate. The innovative homes are powered by solar power for 50% of their energy needs and also are lit up by great natural ventilation. – via JetsonGreen

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German Furniture maker Hülsta has unveiled some really stunning living room ideas that can be adopted by the style-conscious people who want to give their home an ergonomic and futuristic look. The seamless blend of the slim design with bold black and bright red colors gives the entire set up a very refreshing, yet a space-age look. Leather has been added for an authentic and regal touch with a minimalist effect adding to the ‘cool factor’. You can either go for that all-black metallic look or judiciously throw in the reds and whites while still maintaining the class and elegance. Take your pick!





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A few days ago architect Asad Firdosy sent us a few pieces of furniture to take a look, and from these pieces we selected the Fish Tail Chair, and here are a few words about this product from Asad : “When I designed this chair all I wanted to create a statement in wood and upholstery. I took small pieces of wood and started putting it together as we take words and put them together to form a sentence. Every sentence depicts a thought, we remove one word and the meaning of the sentence changes. Likewise is this chair that resembles the tail of a fish but is a sentence written in wood & upholstery emanating the purity of form and the simplicity of the language it’s made in.”

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For those who’d like to visit London but don’t to be tied up with a hotel, the solution is simple. The Corsica Street Apartment, is a 1,400 sq ft recently refurbished apartment located in the Highbury area in the London Borough of Islington. Three bedrooms, modern furniture and warm colors are all part of an incredible interior that was designed by the Paxton Locher Architects, and is up for rent for £1,000 per week. Not a bargain but a beautiful home in a pretty good location in London. Would you?





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