100 Stylish And Exciting Walk-In Closet Design Ideas

100 Stylish And Exciting Walk-In Closet Design Ideas
Any dream house should have a walk-in closet, that’s for sure! Make your dressing stylish and pleasant choosing your favorite style: classical, glamour or minimalist. Add much light and mirrors to see yourself from all the sides, put a colorful pouf that would make an accent. Modern or minimalist style is cool for a double... 
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Simple Yet Cozy White Bungalow In Brazil

Simple Yet Cozy White Bungalow In Brazil
This amazing bungalow in Brazil takes us to the tropics, it’s so fantastic because it’s winter now and it’s so pleasant to think of summer. The interior is simple and full of light due to the big windows and lots of white color. Rough brick walls, concrete walls covered with white paint look amazing, kind... 
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Semiround Cyprus Residence With Original Architecture

Semiround Cyprus Residence With Original Architecture
Loukas Residence created by Vardastudio Architects & Designers in Paphos, Cyprus, has a very unusual round shape that attracts anybody’s attention – that’s the wish of the owner. In the middle, there is a semi-circular modern outdoor swimming pool partially mirroring the villa – it can be seen from every spot in the house. The... 
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Minimalist Space-Saving Pippin Bedside

Minimalist Space-Saving Pippin Bedside
The wall space in our homes isn’t often used very well, that’s why Pippin is aimed at utilizing this space, especially the bedside space when you don’t have a functional pegboard with storage. By adjusting the height of the rails and the choice of products, you can create your own piece to assist the common... 
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Awesome Mid-Century Style Weekend Retreat

Awesome Mid-Century Style Weekend Retreat
X House is made of natural wood in mid-century modern style and has all modern conveniences. It’s an amazing weekend getaway located on 14 acres of lush green land, while the house itself is just 1600 square feet. The living room has a cool suspended fireplace of black color that makes an accent. An interesting... 
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Traditional Alps Chalet With A Colorful Interior

Traditional Alps Chalet With A Colorful Interior
In the snowy Alps a cozy chalet is a dream where you can shelter from the nasty weather. This former farmhouse in Megève, a major tourist resort in the French Alps, was renovated by Belgian decorator Lionel Jadot into a spectacular chalet. The most impressive area in the house is open-plan living area, with a... 
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Cozy Mountain Retreat In Traditional Style

Cozy Mountain Retreat In Traditional Style
This cozy mountain house is located in North Carolina and is done in traditional style. Amazing rough stone hearth in the living room, flower patterns, natural wood furniture in the living room make you sink in this coziness and comfort. In many rooms the walls are decorated with natural wood panels; antler and other animal... 
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Unusual Eco-Friendly Christmas Tabletop Tree

Unusual Eco-Friendly Christmas Tabletop Tree
We’ve recently told of some awesome Christmas tree alternatives, and here’s one more idea. One Two Tree was created by a couple in Australia. It’s an ideal piece for those who think about the ecology of their house – it’s eco-friendly because made of untreated high-grade Australian hoop pine plywood. It can be styled to... 
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Colorful Atomic Ranch With A Glass Corner

Colorful Atomic Ranch With A Glass Corner
A mid-century house was amazingly remodeled into Atomic Ranch by Laidlaw Schultz Architects. The result is a bright and modern retreat in juicy colors. A cool designer’s detail is the corner of the house that is floor to ceiling glass, it gives much light and an amazing view. The interior is modern: a cool brick... 
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Polish Residence With Unusual Architectural Features

Polish Residence With Unusual Architectural Features
This interesting from all points of view residence is located in Warsaw, Poland, and was designed by Polish architect Dagmara Obluska. The owner of the house wanted to minimize the roof space and all those framings, that’s why the architect added dormer windows and broadened the usual ones; this is not only a functional solution... 
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