Small and Functional Bathroom Design - Part 1

Whether you are looking to redecorate your small bathroom or design one from scratch, today’s post will offer some quick tips on how to do so and as a bonus, plenty of photographic inspiration! You probably wonder how can one make a small washing room functional, without compromising in aesthetics. Well, the photos we gathered in the list below guarantee that combining practicability and visual harmony is possible and not so difficult after all. 

Como Shambhala Estate

Indonesia is a beautiful country. If possible, keep the plantation Indonesia is an example of traditional architecture with construction primarily of wood, the wind caught elevation, a thatched roof and open plan pavilion style interior is often carved into the famous Bali fashion. As it is also a way in Indonesia, the estate is not a large building, but a series of buildings connected by walkways and trees winding stone steps, which in turn, grow and fall in a lush tropical landscape.

Geometry and Architecture Combined in Florida

Architect Juan Carlos Ricardes in collaboration with Jay Hedahl completed an intriguing house design in Florida, which impresses due to its unique exterior. A massive white concrete volume with an original geometry, unexpected entrances and asymmetrically placed windows invites guest to contemplate further.  The facade of the house is truly mesmerizing and includes the main house entrance, the pathway to the garage,  a glimpse of the balcony located at the top floor. Large windows ensure a good indoor outdoor connection and reduce the need for artificial lighting during the day. We invite you to a fun virtual tour of this incredible house, at the end of which we would love your reactions.

Creative Bookshelves

 A somewhat melancholy thought perhaps, but a few select, beautifully bound classics will always take pride of place in the homes of those who love to read but cannot afford to sacrifice space to a personal library. The majority of images to follow demonstrate the same space-sensitive principle by wall-mounting shelves so not to encroach on a limited floor area. The choice of materials varies from the organic to the industrial, but in keeping with a modern finish, are linear and lightweight.

Multifunctional Sofa Pil-low by Redesign

Redesign, the Croatian design studio has recently presented its latest work, a multifunctional sofa, called Pil-low. Undoubtably, Pil-low is a sofa that combines three essential aspects of comfort. It wonderfully brings together special attributes, such as the comfort of a pillow, the benefits of an ergonomic seat and the relaxation provided by a bed. With a creative name, that anticipates the various transformation possibilities, Pi-low is the type of item that doesn’t need additional decorative pillows because it already provides “all the comfort in the world”.