Showing posts with label resort. Show all posts
Showing posts with label resort. Show all posts

Sunday, February 16, 2014

Living Large Within a Natural Paradise: The Ephelia Resort in Seychelles

  Located near the island of Mahe and overlooking the Indian Ocean, the Ephelia Resort in Seychelles is the ideal spot to relax at the large Spa Village, indulge at different restaurants or have fun playing squash, tennis, water sports and even more. The breathtaking views, nice terraces, sand beaches and gardens combined with the luxury of the interiors make this place fabulous.




 The turquoise water and the beautiful soft beaches, as well as the sea breeze and the adorned tropical plants make for a thrilling stay that will bring you peace and relaxation. This natural paradise carpeted by lush vegetation and home to a breathtaking landscape creates a zen, quiet and intimate atmosphere. In addition, the resort includes a children club and several types of accommodation offering a pure lifestyle holiday experience that you will never forget. Enjoy the photos below, as well as the positive vibes they inspire!













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Tuesday, November 19, 2013

The bright and simple M2 House and the amazing views behind it

When building a house there are two things to take into consideration. The first one is the actual design and everything related to it such as internal structure, interior décor, etc. and the second one is the exterior and the way it influences the residence and its design. You have to take into consideration the orientation of the house, the views and the whole balance that is created between the internal spaces and the exterior.
 A wonderful balance can be seen in the case of the M2 House. Located in Bozen, Italy, this residence impresses with its clean, simple and very fresh design but also with the amazing views surrounding it.






 There’s a contrast between the bright and transparent house and the rocky landscape behind it but, at the same time, this contrast also creates balance and beauty and allows each feature to stand out more. The M2 House was designed by monovolume architecture + design.





 The crisp and clean color palette chosen for this project gives the house a very fresh and also sophisticated look. As for the design and structure, the house contains two accommodations under one roof. Each floor is a separate area. They share a cohesive design, with glass facades and open and airy spaces. The overhanging roof offers protection and shade and a continuous wall separates the day area from the night spaces.-Via

Contemporary Residence Offering Spectacular Views From Terrace

It’s usually the interior that impresses the most on a house but, in the case of this residence from Perth, Australia. It was a project by Ritz Exterior Design and it turned out wonderful. The landscaping is just amazing and everything it enhanced by the stunning views visible from the terrace.

 The riverside property features a bold and modern exterior. The front landscaping is gradually becoming more and more alike with the house itself. The rear is also impressive. Designed on several levels, this area features a beautiful pool with a lounge space and a very spacious patio with an outdoor dining area and a fireplace. Relax outdoors and admire the views or enjoy them from the terrace. It’s just as good.


 



One of the main goals for this project was to maintain a strong connection with the house. In a way, water is a link that connects the front of the house to the other side. The views across the river are an element that defines both areas. The orientation of the house played an important role here. There’s also a suspended structure, like a bridge deck that sits over the main water feature and thus allows water to become a part of the interior design as well.





 What’s interesting is the fact that plants are almost entirely missing, which is unusual for a house with both a front and rear outdoor space. Plants were kept to a minimum for maintenance reasons. The designers only used grass and raised planter beds to add a little green touch to the property.-Via