Nestled in the richest coastal region of Phuket Thailand, stands a four story luxury villa waiting to be occupied by the most fortunate dreamers. Thailand’s own architect Charupan Wiriyawiwatt created a heavenly retreat hosting a bedroom suite on every floor that boasts it’s own seascape deck with front row seats to the Andaman Sea. With a gorgeous open plan kitchen, living and dining area you can entertain while luxuriating for your entire stay if you wanted to! The interiors are dressed in modern contemporary furnishings and dazzled with rich colorful accents that remind you (in case you forget) you are surrounded by the lushest tropics on the island. Check out these breathtaking spaces and feel free to share your thoughts in the comments.
Showing posts with label Villa Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Villa Design. Show all posts
Modern romantic Bali Villas and Residence Landscaping Ideas
Honeymoon in Bali is very romantic, you can choose many luxury Bali villas to spend your honeymoon. Modern villa provides a fun and private villas, you can choose a traditional villas or modern luxury design with comfortable private pool, also provided many Bali residence if you plan to stay longer, honeymoon villas in the romantic interior with beautiful lighting that make your honeymoon nuances more romantic.
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Villa Room Design in Netherlands
Villa Room Design in Netherlands
Architect Paul de Ruiter has designed a contemporary villa ‘Villa Room‘ design located in Rhenen, Netherlands. See the previous architectures design by paul de ruiter on Villa Berkel. The Villa Room residential architecture design concept was to allow the daily activities of the residents to form the main structure of the building. Designed in the year 2004 with 491 sqm constructed area, this villa room is arranged around an open space with a roof through which light can enter. The owner of this modern villa room which is an artist wanted a studio with a beautiful view of the garden and an exhibition space, a house that could be controlled, in relation to both the indoor climate and the degree of privacy. The result is a villa which, although providing space to sleep, eat, and live, does not have a traditional living room.
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