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• Lookout House: Elevated Glass Residence Inspired by Observatories
• Cool Wallpaper Alternative: Sculptural Wooden Wall Coverings
• Managing Micro Spaces: Space-Saving Room in a Room

Lookout House: Elevated Glass Residence Inspired by Observatories Posted: 31 May 2015 01:06 PM PDT For those lucky enough to select just the right location to build their dream home, the view is often the most important consideration. The value of living in an area with beautiful scenery is multiplied when you can actually see the landscape or skyline from your windows. This house by Ziegler Antonin doesn't just make the view a priority, it organizes the entire living space around it, becoming one big livable observation point. Read more… Keep Going - Check Out These Great Related Dornob Articles: New Old Homes: 5 Neat Home Additions & Remodel Designs Glass Expansion Updates 1870s London Townhouse Organic Shaped Backyard Office Doubles as a Storage Shed Grassy Getaway: Detached Backyard Workshop Hides in Hillside

Cool Wallpaper Alternative: Sculptural Wooden Wall Coverings Posted: 30 May 2015 08:00 PM PDT Two-dimensional wallpaper can liven up a plain wall surface, but it's still flat, and probably not very interesting in its own right (unless it changes color, lights up or features fold-out elements.) Moving beyond mere wall coverings and into something more akin to sculpture, these wooden panels by MOKO interior are like large-scale art pieces. The undulating lines and tactile qualities invite you to run your hand along its surface, interacting with it rather than just observing it from a distance. Read more… Keep Going - Check Out These Great Related Dornob Articles: Textural Wallpaper Imitates Scrap Wood Without the Work High-Res Rooms: 10 Photo-Wallpaper & Wall Mural Designs Wood Wallpaper: Peeling Paint has Never Looked So Good LED Wallpaper: Roll-On Wall Lights Spread Out & Shine

Managing Micro Spaces: Space-Saving Room in a Room Posted: 30 May 2015 03:09 PM PDT How do you make a space that's the size of an average bedroom accommodate an entire apartment? If there's vertical space available, the answer is nearly always to build up, and that's exactly what Berlin studio Spamroom did for this tiny apartment. The creation of a built-in central unit housing a kitchen, bathroom and mezzanine makes the 226-square-foot space feel surprisingly comfortable and functional. Read more… Keep Going - Check Out These Great Related Dornob Articles: Built-In Wood Boxes Make a 269-ft Apartment Comfy for Three Boxed Bedroom: Monolithic Black Volumes Hide Furniture Sliding Chipboard Dividers Define New Spaces on Demand Lofty Idea: Clever Micro Apartment Packed with Hidden Storage

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