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House guests can be inevitable in so many cases; and especially if you’ve got a big family, live in a great city or have plenty of nomadic friends. If you’ve got the room to spare, guest rooms are a great way to welcome your overnight friends and family in and make them feel welcome– and help…

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Furniture pieces that are inherently interesting don’t always fit into any type of home, but these ingenious “Sending Animals” storage units are perfect for the industrial, traditional, shabby chic or even modern homes. Italian designer Marcantonio Raimondi Malerba designed these gorgeous pieces to further explore the eccentric ideas and relationships between people and nature. Looking like…

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“The Cloud” is another design concept built by the innovators and designers at Zebra3/Buy Sellf, and this time it involves an inspiration from the natural clouds in the sky. This carefully crafted piece is a mobile hotel that also finds a home for the Suburban Shelters Noise initiative. The wooden structure is shaped like a cartoon-esque…

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Connectivity to nature and the outdoors is becoming more apparent in architecture, and this Japanese residence in Hanoura exemplifies simple living with an integration to the outside. Fujiwarramuro Architects designed this beautiful home in which no views to the outdoors would be obstructed. The central space of this home is comprised of the kitchen, dining and…

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Bora Bora is known for its crystal blue waters, sandy white beaches, and romantic atmosphere. Of course, wherever you find some of the more beautiful islands you’ll also find the breathtaking overwater bungalows. There are over 80 rooms at this exquisite and renowned Pearl Beach Resort, and they are all designed in an exotic style with…

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Located in the open landscape of the Rives Arcins in Bordeaux, France– this cabin draws inspiration from the night “owls” of the land. Crafted as a part of the “Noise Initiative” for the area, this cabin was designed by Zebra3/Buy-Sellf. Jutting off of the structure is a small pier that extends to the Garonne River. The…

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Ping Pong is synonymous with that green table and net. But when you’ve got designers who take a keen interest in anything– there’s always room for improvement. Take Snarkitecture‘s re-design of the iconic classic. The Brooklyn based studio crafted this table from steel, rubber and Richlite (an eco-friendly material). Its sleek and simultaneously chaotic look was…

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Thatched roofs, wild animals and Tanzania might not strike all of the illusions of grandeur that most luxury descriptions carry. But after seeing the space that the Ngorongoro Crater Lodge has to offer, you might change your thinking. Private butler services, amazing outdoor experiences and more just add to the warmth that your lodge brings. An…

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Shabby chic might not be the most popular look of the year, but vintage is completely in. And wallpaper is still seeing a huge resurgence. With printing and designing being so easily accessible, Studio Ditte has created a digital print of gorgeous plates and crafted them onto wallpaper to adorn your home. The paper comes in…

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Guz Architects are known for their ingenuity and clean, nature inspired aesthetics. For this Singapore based firm, integrating the outdoor landscapes is truly their expertise. The Cluny House is one of our favorite examples, and it focuses on one of our favorite elements of a home– the courtyard. The interior of this space is simple and…