Showing posts with label exotic influences. Show all posts
Showing posts with label exotic influences. Show all posts

Thursday, May 5, 2011

Casa Na Areia

I recently came across Casa Na Areia a stunning sandy retreat in Portugal. These pictures are just a taste - you really must have a look at the website!






Wednesday, March 16, 2011

Cowgirls & Indians

A bit of escapisim for a Wednesday!







Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Be Tulum - Mexico

3 years ago this January i was in Tulum mexico!
Now thats not exactly close for us Australians, but i have to say i absolutely LOVED Mexico & it was worth the distance! We spent 4 days on Isla Mujeres & 1 week in Tulum.

Tulum is a real 'eco' area with alot of places having no electricity & showers being salt water! Think white sand, palm trees, aqua blue water, turtles swimming past & $2 margaritas on the beach! We stayed at 'Zulum' and made friends with some guys from San Francisco who we are still in contact with & spent a few days (along with bens parents) staying with them in San franciso last Christmas! Dont you love travelling & some of the amazing people you meet!

Anyway....I have just come across this place - BE TULUM...WOW....i can tell you now when we go back, this is where you'll find me! This first image is my new screen saver - just looking at it is giving me the fuzzies - perfect location & amazing design! I must go here!

 













Tuesday, November 23, 2010

House in Rio de Janeiro

I stumbled across this home in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil by Progetto Arquitetura & Interiores on Design Milk
 ...wow wow & more wow!

The goal was to create a union between the indoor and outdoor areas using a contemporary language. That language — being awesome — allowed them to create an expanded area for leisure activities that feels very much a part of the entire residence. There are three main levels: the social areas (kitchen, living, dining) on the bottom floor and then the bedrooms and private areas on the top two. There are two sets of stairs (one for service) and an elevator. Using high ceilings to create large yet integated spaces

Love the great spacious and airy feel and the use minimal natuaral matrerials like stone & timber, the landscaping & palms also really set off the neutral colour pallete. My two favourite features are the huge shutters opening to the pool (and how fantastic that palm looks infront of them!) & the vision through the huge pivot front door to the stairs and how they've used the timber here. Something as simple as the slat work & cladding the stairs to create a really 'architectural' look.



This image gives me the fuzzies!!











Monday, October 25, 2010

Bali House

I found these images of a gorgeous house in Bali a while ago- does anyone know where they are from or who this amazing house belongs to?? Thought they might be a nice way to start the rainy week (in Sydney!)




Monday, July 26, 2010

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