Modern architectural design
These pictures are renderings from a New York City penthouse apartment. The modern architectural design is very sleek and minimalistic, which sometimes I do find off-putting (even the slightest bit of clutter would look really messy!) The overall look can come across as being too clinical and impersonal. But just look at those stunning five-star views!




The lighting and decor in the lounge area (below) make the setting more homely and inviting


Images via momoy.com
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Filed under Architecture, Interior Design | Tags: 5 Franklyn Place, modern, modern architectural design, New York apartments, sleek design, TriBeCa | Comment (0)Traditional Moroccan decor
I often dream of visiting Morocco- the colourful lifestyle and ornate decor seems so appealing. La Sultana is a beautifully-designed 5 star Moroccan hotel, created from 4 riads into 21 suits. I doubt I’d be staying in a 5 star hotel if I go, as at the moment my purse strings won’t stretch that far! But still, I’d love to visit a place like this, with traditional Moroccan decor. It’s beautiful, isn’t it!



click here to book.
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Filed under Architecture, Art, Interior Design | Tags: 5 star, Marrakech, Marrakesh, Moroccan, morocco, riad, Traditional Moroccan decor | Comments (2)Château de Bagnols
The stunning Chateau De Bagnols is a castle located in the midst of the vineyards of Beaujolais, France. The restoration of many of the 21 rooms has revealed the most remarkable Renaissance and 18th century wall and ceiling frescoes. How amazing is that?! The decor is just fabulous and really takes you back to a bygone era..


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Filed under Architecture, Interior Design | Tags: castle, Chateau de Bagnols, hotel, renaissance | Comment (0)Raheem Residency, India
This beautiful 19th century Keralan villa is set in Alleppey on the Arabian sea. India itself is brimming with interesting culture and the Raheem Residency is certainly no exception…
When I go on holiday, one of my favourite things is to experience the culture and way of life of the area. The traditional Keralan furniture, whitewashed walls and tiled floors are sure to transport you to another world. Isn’t the four poster bed stunning?! A few more ‘pops’ of colour wouldn’t go amiss though… the yellow bedding really helps to lift the room.



for prices and further information, see the Mr and Mrs Smith website
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Filed under Architecture, Interior Design | Tags: cultural hotel, India, Kerala, Raheem Residence | Comment (0)








