Modern House That Become a Bunker When an Owner Isn’t Home

This modern house is located in Warsaw, Poland. It looks like a fortified castle but built with using of materials and shapes that usually characterize modern architecture. When the owner isn’t home the house appears to be a bunker without windows and doors. Although when the owner enters the main gate the house transformed in something completely different. Everything open up and it become a luxury residence with an indoor pool suitable for holiday-like lifestyle. The interior is also done with modernism and minimalism in mind but is comfy enough.

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Luxury Penthouse Apartment With Amazing Deck In The Center of Moscow

This luxury penhouse is located in Triumph-Palace skyscraper in Moskow. The building is known for being the tallest building in Europe up to 2007. It features 57 floors, 48 of which are residential. The apartment features amazing panoramic views over the city center. Besides it features the deck that allows admiring the views while drinking morning coffee. The interior of the apartment is done in a contrasting combination of white, beige and dark shades. Furniture and other elements of decor are done in minimalist style. The living area is separated from the kitchen with a little artificial wall that saves the space’s functionality but provides some privacy for these areas. Areas like a bedroom and a bathroom are separated more firmly to make them cozy.

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Moscow Apartment Designed in Art Nouveau Style With Floral Ornament All Around

The interior of this 120 square meter apartment in Moscow, Russia is designed by Daria Grigorieva. The style that characterizes it is Art Nouveau or at least Russian version of it. Most of finishes and furniture are made of solid oak. A flowing floral ornament is an another distinctive feature of this amazing interior that could be found in many elements of decor. Lilies and irises add some aristocratic elegance and romance to the atmosphere of the apartment. The layout of the public area has is divided only visually. All doorways are shaped as arches there. The bedroom has no parallel walls so its smooth boundaries correspond to Art Nouveau style very well. There are also many other distinctive features of this style in this apartment that make the interior unforgettable.

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Cinema Renovated Into A Large Luxury Apartment

This unique studio apartment is a renovation of Plaza-Astoria Cinema in Stockholm. The cinema was designed by Bjorn Hedvall and opened in 1931 but recently it become this luxury 423 square meter living space. The apartment features a 39 square meter terracen and an 22 square meter orangery. The main living area has the ceiling height of 7.8 meters and includes such cool things as a fire ring, a luxury bathroom with adjoining sauna, a Japanese recreational area, a raised sleeping area, a walk-in closet and a 5 meter high palm-tree. The magnificent terrace has sun all day long in the summer. Besides, the apartment also features two storage space of 92 square meters of total area. Currently it’s available for sale and for rent.

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Stylish House Filled With Glamour Of The Sixties

Are you in love with the Sixties as I am? Look at this amazing house in the style of Sixties’ glamour! The house is called Camelot and was built in 1968 in Centennial Park, Sydney, Australia. The open plan design is highly functional, the interiors are streamlined. There are some really unique features like a skylit koi pond, internal rainforest garden and hideaway study. There are four oversized bedrooms with built-in robes all with access to one of the four terrazzo bathrooms plus there is a sauna and guest powder room. Additional features include a double auto garage with rear lane access, large store room. It’s exceptional! Despite of the design of the 60s, the house has all the features necessary for the modern life -abundant natural light, cross flow ventilation and a free flowing radial floor plan.

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