Hollywood Regency interior design is making a modern comeback. The glamourous style of the 1930s Hollywood can make your home a show piece. The simple elegance of these bedroom designs can be affordable even for the budget-minded decorator.
Tiny Unfolding Studio Apartment In Manhattan
This small 450-square-foot studio apartment in Manhattan could be subdivided into smaller spaces with specially designed cabinet doors. Architects Michael Chen and Kari Anderson of Normal Projects created an object that morphs with the changing activities.
Lavishly Appointed Luxury Suites At Burj Al Arab
The breathtaking guest suites at Burj Al Arab in Dubai offer sheer opulence in every detail. With beautiful views of the Arabian Gulf, the stylishly appointed suites feature majestic colour scheme and sumptuous furnishings.
Airstream Flying Cloud Mobile Home
This classic 1954 Airstream Flying Cloud travel trailer has been meticulously restored by Timeless Travel Trailers. This iconic Airstream was originally used as a hunting and fishing lodge near Goose Lake, Oregon.
Restored Historical Residence In Southampton Village
Originally built in 1915, this Southampton estate on Long Island, New York has been restored to its original grandeur. The intimate elegant rooms offer the finest details. The interior design has a contemporary country feel. This luxury home with 18,000 square feet of interior living space overlooks 9 acres of beautiful landscaping. The resort-like home also features indoor pool, outdoor pool, tennis court, and a 4-car-garage.
Volkswagen Autostadt Car Towers
Autostadt is a popular tourist attraction featuring a museum, pavilions, factory tours and the two Car Towers where new cars can be picked up.
The impressive Car Towers at the Autostadt in Wolfsburg, Germany are used for storage for new Volkswagens. The two 60 meter/200 ft tall glass car silos are connected to the Volkswagen factory by a 700 metre underground tunnel. When cars arrive at the towers they are carried up at a speed of 1.5 metres per second.
Charming Tiny Stone Toolshed Country Home
Located in La Vall de Laguar (the Laguar Valley) near Valencia, Spain, this charming stone toolshed was built as a weekend country home. The land is covered in cherry trees with spectacular views of the Mediterranean, but only an agricultural tool shed could be legally built on this land.
The owner called on architects Enproyecto Arquitectura (Jorge Cortés, Sergio Gª-Gasco and Borja Garcia) to build a 25 square meter (269 sq. ft.) tool shed as a home. Local stones were used in order to blend in with its natural surroundings.
Inside the house, every inch of space is used. The all white walls also serve as closet doors. The doors open with a simple push without the need for handles, creating a clean modern look for the interior space.
Exquisite Penthouse Atop The Art Deco Hamilton Building In San Francisco
The Art Deco Building located at 631 O’Farrell St, San Francisco in the Tenderloin district is a condominium converted from a hotel. Also known as “The Hamilton”, the architectural style of the building is Art Deco Moderne, inspired by the 1925 Paris Exposition Internationale des Arts Decoratifs et Industriels Moderne.
Between 1929 and 1961, it was The Alexander Hamilton Hotel and Apartments. The hotel closed in 1961 and it became the first condo conversion in San Francisco.
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