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Sometimes hotels are the main reason for getting away, unlike other trips where you have a multitude of activities planned. If your reasoning is the former, a trip to the Cambrian Hotel would be an unforgettable stay. Designed by Peter Schilling and Associates, this space is simple with eclectic quirks and great pattern combinations. The various…

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Sweden is standardly synonymous with Scandinavian design and the birch woods, minimal furnishings, and whatever wood accessories that are local to the area. Jimmy Schönning is the creative eye behind the set of his own space in Sweden, and the results couldn’t be more rich in natural elements. Color, texture and pattern are also apparent among…

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There aren’t many who master the art of mixing color, pattern and texture. But when it comes to the high end fashion brand Missoni– there are few that come anywhere close. Known for big, oversized floral patterns and the zig-zag of the chevron inspired prints paired with varying stripes; Missoni has hotels revolving around the brand’s…

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Minosa Design has crafted an incredibly wonderful hidden kitchen design for an Australian family that entertains quite a bit, and oftentimes has the need to accommodate for 12 plus dinner guests. With not a whole lot of expandable open space, a hidden concept was born and it’s truly a gem. An island integrated table is the…

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Kids always have a fascination with getting out and away from the main house every now and again. Especially if we’re talking teenagers. One family decided to prepare for that step early on with their “Chatou.” Designed with their son in mind, this multi-level hideout is a great space in the garden that is discreetly tucked…

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Buses are a normal part of public transportation in most cities, but they don’t last forever. So when that final time comes, they likely never get used again. That is, unless you are willing to get creative. This old Ikarus bus found a new life (partially) after a man in Hungary took half of the front…

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Books might be a thing of the past to some of those who have converted their entire libraries to digital readers, iPads, Kindles and Nooks. But there are still a great deal of people who find the great beauty and wisdom in a collection of books to be a great decorative element as well. This home…

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Small footprint homes are an ever growing trend that seems to be popular whether you are reducing your own footprint or are living in an ultra expensive area like New York or San Francisco. In this case, Treehugger‘s own Grant Hill came up with an inventive way to fit everything needed and then some within his…

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1,500 square feet is considered a relatively large loft for the city of San Francisco, and with Aidlin Darling Design’s latest remodel of the Mission District home– it looks even larger, lighter and brighter. The home harnesses 5 key areas: Cradle, Zipper, Hearth, Stage and Scrim. Each of these elements relates to a traditional spot in…

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Luxurious spaces exist in every nook and cranny of the earth, and this amazing Chalet One Oak is no exception. From the exterior, it is an elaborate and expansive wood based facade. On the interior, it is a completely unexpected, stunning and eclectic six bedroom space. Located in Combloux, it is situated just near Mont Blanc…