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10 Luxurious Wooden Bathtubs For Home Spas

10 Luxurious Wooden Bathtubs For Home Spas
Soaking in wooden tubs has long been a tradition in many cultures, and wooden bathtubs and sinks became a huge trend several years ago. This is a new level of luxury and they give your bathroom a natural feel, it immediately feels like a home spa. If you are ready for such a gorgeous idea... 
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Bathroom designs Decorating

Dressage Bathroom Collection Of Wood And Corian

Dressage Bathroom Collection Of Wood And Corian
The Dressage bathroom collection by Graff is here to reshape conventional bathroom furniture. They managed to create an outstanding modern collection that combines two very different materials and follows the trend of using wood in bathroom décor. The pieces combine Canaletto Walnut with DuPont Corian for a stylish and contemporary round bath tub and remarkable... 
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Home design Wood house designs

Woodshed Inspired Dwelling On A Forested Site

Woodshed Inspired Dwelling On A Forested Site
American studio Birdseye Design took cues from traditional woodsheds while creating this house for a forested site in northern Vermont, and the project is called accordingly – Woodshed. The dwellings composed of two volumes with asymmetrical, gabled roofs. The volumes are connected by a central entry vestibule that opens onto a terrace. The building is... 
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Furniture Tables

Solid Wood Side Table Colleciton By Archibold

Solid Wood Side Table Colleciton By Archibold
Eco-friendly designs are very popular today: they look cool, give your interiors a natural touch and help to save the planet by recycling materials. This coffee table collection is right one of these – being eco-friendly for 100% it also looks cool and brings a pure natural feel to your home. Using only solid reclaimed... 
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Home design Modern home designs

Modern Home With Clusters Of Wooden Columns

Modern Home With Clusters Of Wooden Columns
Named after the initial of its owners, the 144-square-metre Y-house was designed by Watanabe’s Tokyo-based studio for a couple and their three children. What’s so special about it? Clusters of diagonal columns splay out like tree branches inside the house, they look unique and are practical at the same time. Intended to reference surrounding trees,... 
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Furniture

Agave Black Wood Cabinets Inspired By Traditional Mexican Alcohol

Agave Black Wood Cabinets Inspired By Traditional Mexican Alcohol
These Agave cabinets by Esrawe Studio are based on the process of making mezcal – a traditional Mexican alcohol, and it’s made of agave plants, that’s why the cabinets are called so. The studio designed the three pieces using varying combinations of engraved black wood and brass or metal in homage to the tradition of... 
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Home design Wood house designs

Forest Blackened Wood Cabin For A Car-Lover

Forest Blackened Wood Cabin For A Car-Lover
American firm Studio MM Architect has created a modern holiday dwelling for a forested site in upstate New York, which features a giant front door and a garage for its car-lover owner. The two-storey black home called Tinkerbox was envisioned as a getaway for a car enthusiast. The upper level contains the main living zones,... 
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Furniture Tables

Earth Table With 50,000 Year Old Wood Floating In Resin

Earth Table With 50,000 Year Old Wood Floating In Resin
Combining two opposite things in one is art, especially if these two things in one look stunning and complement each other. Today we are sharing a fantastic furniture piece that mixes modern technologies and ancient material, and when I say ‘ancient’, I really mean it! Riva 1920 presents classic furniture pieces alongside new designs, none... 
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Furniture Tables

Koper Reclaimed End Table From Recycled Wood

Koper Reclaimed End Table From Recycled Wood
Using recycled materials for various purposes is gaining more and more popularity because it helps to use unnecessary things and give them a new life. More and more designers all over the world create such pieces and we’d like to share one of them with you. Who would have known that decrepit buildings in Los... 
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