Architecture Decorating™

Look at this amazing house in the style of Sixties’ glamour! The house is called Camelot and was built in 1968 in Centennial Park, Sydney, Australia. The open plan design is highly functional, the interiors are streamlined. There are some really unique features like a skylit koi pond, internal rainforest garden and hideaway study. There are four oversized bedrooms with built-in robes all with access to one of the four terrazzo bathrooms plus there is a sauna and guest powder room. Additional features include a double auto garage with rear lane access, large store room. It’s exceptional! Despite of the design of the 60s, the house has all the features necessary for the modern life -abundant natural light, cross flow ventilation and a free flowing radial floor plan.

This beautiful and stylish house is located in Malmo, Sweden. It’s not a typical Scandinavian house, it has its own features. The interior is rather modern, with plenty of natural light, neutral light colors and lighting systems. Big windows from floor to ceiling were made to catch the sun which is a seldom guest in the North. I like the staircase, it really attracts attention as it’s very sophisticated. Despite of the modern furniture, there are some special features like gold leaves in the bathroom, or a sill which plays the role of a bookshelf. The house has its own style and character.

This beautiful house called Clingstone House is located on a tiny island on Narragansett Bay. It’s called so because it clings on a little island and was built by .S. Lovering Wharton and artist William Trost Richards. The house is made of 100% natural wood, it’s 103 years old and now it’s owned by architect Henry Wood and his family. There are 23 rooms in the house and 3 storeys and the house has a wonderful view of the ocean. Although the house looks antique there are many modern technologies used, for example, solar panels and wind turbine to generate electricity, rainwater-recycling and seawater-filtration systems, and composting toilets. It’s a wonderful house for a vacation or a weekend.