Call it the the ultimate bachelor pad or a dream home, this is how Hollywood’s “House of the Year” looks like. Put together by the talented folks at Temple Home, the breathtaking 7,000-square-foot structure is the perfect blend of drama, design and innovation. Nestled close to the most shining stars in Hollywood Hills’ best, the lavish home is packed with technology up to its teeth. There’s a CinemaScope theater with a JBL Synthesis system, a 7.1 Sonance architectural speaker layout in the family room and a separate video game room with a triple-screen auto racing simulator and a flat-panel TV. Perfect for a young actor or maybe a talented director, we salute the modern furnishings, the outdoor pool area and the gorgeous scenery that it’s part of. SOLD! - via
The Italians from Zalf are renowned for their modern furniture, but today we laid our eyes on their latest teen room designs. With bold lines and vibrant colours, the rooms suit as great inspiration for anyone trying to redecorate the kids room or are looking for furniture that suits a teenager . They all come with contemporary furnishings, have an eye for details and look stylish enough for an adolescent to love its own space. I wish I had one of these bedrooms when I was a kid. Like it? - via
Imagine a long day at the office and you getting home beat. What if there’s a cozy armchair to give you a big hug? That’s what the Pasha armchair does for you. Designed in 2006 by Carlo Colombo for the Italian manufacturers from Ycami, it features expanded polyurethane in different heights, frame in post-formed wood and stylish fabric that invites your posterior for a comfortable experience. A great adition to any modern environment we’d love two Pasha armchairs in our Freshome office. Definitely takes the stress away by simply lying down for a couple of minutes. - via
Surrounded by books, that’s the whole concept behind the Pozuelo House. Locate in Spain’s capital, Madrid, and covered with a marble shell, the stylish building stands out from the crowd with its exquisite details and geometric purity. Designed by Spain practice architect A-cero around two oblique axes, the Pozuelo House exudes elegance and sophistication in the most charming possible way. With clean, minimalist furnishings, large floor to ceiling windows and an eye for originality and artistic excellence, sounds like an amazing place to for a cold cerveza and a bowl of paella. Don’t you think? - via
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