Living in a big busy city should not prevent you from having a sense of nature in your home with the feel of a tropical retreat. This, creative ideas intelligent design will help you in achieving it. Here you can see some photos of the beautiful tropical home design from Pete Bossely.

You can turn on or at least stimulate the atmosphere of tropical forests using natural materials like bamboo or wood for flooring, wall panels, furniture, and ceilings.

Tropical forests in a wall painting is a good idea. If this is not something you can do yourself due to lack of skills, hire a pro to do the painting. Alternatively, if you are not a painter, is to paint a plain white wall and decorate it with pictures of tropical plants, animals, and / or river.

If possible, always nice to put a small tropical real plants indoors. You must support small trees, ivy, potted plants, etc. and pay attention to lighting and placement. To make it perfect, add cascading fountains that are relatively close to the plants and feel the atmosphere of tropical forest complete with the sound of running water.

The ideas will be able to provide a quiet, calm home with a sense of tropical retreat.

This house is dedicated to providing solutions for customers who want to live in a quiet and comfortable. Designers destroyed the entire ground floor, and new inner envelope with clear glass walls cheat now included only the separation between the different space. Few new volumes were added around the house to extend the entrance and a large family room, which includes meals, relax and study areas. Structural silicone curtain wall is installed on the front to allow maximum light in the room. Due to very low temperatures of winter heating, the solution is a combination of shining floor heating, perimeter floor radiators along the curtain wall, a gas fireplace see-through-the-outside and a wood .

Julia Palmer designed luxurious villa built in 1350 square meters area, including gardens, is located in Mallorca, the villa throughout the day offers beautiful views of the bay sunset from above 180 degrees. Artwork and furniture as well as accent colors reflecting the colors of the Mediterranean with a contemporary neutral plan to use a calm, relax and enjoy a family environment by pretty cool. This is a fresh and beautiful Mediterranean contemporary villa. Julia Palmer For more information visit the website.

Built on 608 square meters this house has a striking exterior design, the structure of this house bold, angular, almost almost like a sculpture in its composition. It ‘friendly outdoor space with a site that is flanked by the main house and his pension interact through the wall framed with open-function frame picturesque landscape and an element of training. The interior issued an intimate atmosphere, a beautiful interior decoration reinforced with the character from the roof slats in a continued emphasis on the walls and ceilings.

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White House is a single-family residence designed by minimalist Takuro Yamamoto. White is a story wood frame house construction built up areas of 2,791 square feet. Client ask the designer to create a house with one large space in which all families can enjoy the spaciousness and sense of family unity. It does not have a garden with lawn and plants or not the second floor should be done. You can read the full explanation from the architect, see the floor plan and the section after the jump.

And to strengthen the feeling of unity of internal space, we decided to put the rectangular courtyard at an unusual oblique angle to outer walls rather than a right angle. Because if you put courtyard at a right angle to the house volume whose width is limited by the shape of the sight, the house would be divided into two parts, and this is against the requested vision of the unified space. On the contrary, by locating courtyard at an oblique angle to outer walls, spaces around the courtyard can have enough area to stay, and be chained each other at their corners, without aisle. This arrangement creates spaciousness and sense of unity of the spaces, because an oblique angle makes the courtyard looks like a box which happened to be thrown out on one very large internal space. And this box of courtyard hints the existence of large united internal space, and also divides the single internal space into multiple ones functionally.

As described above, we proposed a one-storied house with a courtyard placed at an oblique angle to the outer walls as our solution to the client family’s requests, taking advantage of the irregularity of the site they obtained. This simple arrangement was also successful in giving the house a strong character and an open-air feeling through the view towards the blue sky.

Designed by: Takuro Yamamoto – F White House

La Villa centrifuge is organized around an empty center, as if the heart of the house had somehow fallen out of his body. The string of successive spaces within it provide an understanding of all sacrificing their individual cohesion fractured the geometric configuration of the entire composition. The experience of the interior is characterized by constantly shifting points of escape, their place of conflict in every fold of the plan, large openings cut dormer roof scoop, spinning drop the views out to the surrounding landscape. The house, which is defined by this idea, rather than a ‘formal taxation, cannibalizing the local “vernacular” is distorted by hexagonal introspection part of the plan and the implementation of the parties.

Designed as a structure of wood post-and-beam, the outer is detailed with vertical seams and batten to provide continuity with the outside of the building and fostering a continuous rhythmic flow throughout the floors. The house uses geothermal heating and incorporates passive energy saving techniques, including a narrow inner section to allow natural ventilation and a sequence and the provision of dormer windows and openings to allow generous daylight and minimal need for artificial lighting. Situated on a 5-acre farm overlooking a reserve, the project includes completing the main house, separate guest house and garage structure with a gazebo and pool house. Project Architects OBRA

This is a unique wooden house design for Fennell Residence by Architect Robert Harvey Oshatz. Houses designed with imaginative use of curved glue lam beams evoke the contours of poetry and ripples river. The forms are curved to create spatial differentiation that enhance the experience of time as light plays through the daily and seasonal changes.

designed by Robert Harvey Oshatz

Desert is a hot area, so the architect should be to create a solution to maintain the temperature inside the house through the canopy. When the sun hits the canopy, some of this heat is reflected into the sky while the rest is absorbed by the canopy. And as there is a wind buffer, the design creates a cooling mechanism to keep the house relatively shady and cool. It is a very simple life, if you want it to architecture to be fairly simple.

Here is the house in the desert at Pioneertown California, the house was made of recycled and sustainable materials and a steel canopy leading refuges and nuances of the house. This house was designed by architect Lloyd Russell to Jim Austin, who asked him to create “the ultimate structure of the desert”.

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This is a building with modern architecture and elegant minimalist interior design namely Schooren des Alpes , housing will be identical with the life of luxury and fine, a lifestyle that offers space ranging from 135 to 261m ². Each home will be a truly unique and bespoke to each buyer. Schooren des Alpes so beautiful and calm inspiring functional, making it difficult to believe with near Ischgl, best rated holiday resort of Europe to play, and the overabundance of year-round indoor and outdoor activities the area offers. This is a rare opportunity to purchase luxury ski lives in Tyrol Only 12 ultra-sleek and modern mountain homes are available.

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This luxury minimalist home with stunning views from all sides, this project explores the nature of the flow and the sequence in the context of space, traffic and landscape, designed by architects from Los Angeles Griffin Enright. Built in the 6,000-sq ft, facility offers its modern living with luxurious interior design and comfortable.The large living room with minimalist furniture in front of his Malibu beach views really beautiful. The bedroom has a large glass door that can be opened to enjoy the freshness of its good for your health while you wake up in the morning. The house two catches and was captivated by these views, creating spaces that flow into one another and the landscape. The outdoor area offers the most breathtaking views of natural, you can relax on the patio with outdoor pool luxury tower design beautiful house both outside and inside.

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