I didn’t wanted to post new stuff on Freshome this Christmas, because these days I have a lot of things to do, especially a few books that I want to read ( 3 of them are already done ), but had to post about this unique Christmas tree idea created by Jane Schouten from All the Luck in the World. The Christmas Tree is made from useless but pretty objects that Jane collected over the years, and is a really unique idea for Christmas. Finally …is a little bit late, but Merry Christmas !
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I never thought that a house with red and orange in excess could appeal that much. Outside of Daylesford in Victoria, Australia, the Wheatsheaf House by Jesse Judd draws inspiration from old plywood caravans and bus shelter. With simple lines and an amazing way of using steel, laminated glass and plywood cocoon, the house manages to blend really well with the striking natural scenery by adding to its beauty. Looks like a warm place in the heart of the woods if you ask me, and a great holiday retreat at the same time. Magical! Do you like it? [via DesireToInspire]
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You wouldn’t think from looking at the flooring from TING London that the modular tiles are made from vintage leather belts until you notice the characteristic belt holes. The amazing flooring looks so luxurious with the added bonus that no two tiles are alike. The tiles work out to $75 per square foot. The environmentally friendly approach extends to the use of reconstituted leather backing with a water-based glue.
Inghua Ting is the designer behind the company who responded to the challenge of producing sustainable designs. She not only designs for the home but also has other accessory collections. – Via
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Do you know why La Gaullete in Mauritius is famous for? I’ll tell you. It’s an amazing place, perfect to spend a “one of a kind” vacation. But would it be unique unless matched with awesome accommodation? Check out what Foster+Partners managed to create for Banyan Tree in Corniche Bay. With a discrete and environmentally intelligent architecture, the exquisite location redefines the luxurious exotic island living. It blends amazingly with the pristine collection of coral reefs, the turquoise water and miles of greenery, and looks like the perfect place for a 1 week relaxing vacation. Isn’t it?
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Never mind the economic downturn. There are still luxury products out there for those who can afford more than just beautiful natural stone. Majestic Gemstones takes what we use as personal adornment and offers the ultimate natural stone – precious gemstones for your home.
The company manufactures luxury flooring, counter tops, fireplaces, sinks, mirror frames and even furniture. The resulting products are virtually maintenance free – they are scratch, stain and heat resistant and won’t absorb oil. These minerals are translucent so coupled with the right lighting, the gemstones will glow “majestically”. The gemstones used include amethyst, jasper, quartz, agate, sodalite, rose quartz and tiger eye. Yes, this is bling for your home!
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