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Located in the valley of a huge snowy mountain the house could really be a stand out from the rest. Though it seems poorly furnished it’s not so in reality. It is aptly furnished and has everything a modern civilized family wants. The walls are given a unique texture blended with traditional artifacts and mural paintings. The house is really artistic from floor furs to roof with a feeling of modernity being exhibited everywhere – ranging from bedrooms to bathrooms.

To get an urban feel slide- stalk doors were placed at its interface of interior and exterior. Interior designing for the house was done by M Square Lifestyle Necessities. They were keen on balancing furniture and artwork for getting a blend of contemporary and traditional interiors. Wooden and leather furniture deployed in this building further increased the natural outlook.

Located in Stuttgart Germany this 377 square meters dream home displays a minimalist design defined by straight lines and a constructive use of different building materials. Designed by Alexander Brenner Architects and placed on an almost triangular plot House Heidehof displays an interesting mix of materials on the front facade – wood cladding adorns the large garage doors above which a zebra-resembling pattern is suddenly interrupted by a white-washed second floor.

The front room includes the living dining and kitchen area. A beautifully designed storage space on the wall provides ample space for a television stand bookshelf and a modern fireplace. The modern kitchen with simple furniture a four-seated dining table light colored sofa carpet and hanging lights add to the elegance.

The blocks have then been interconnected by an open staircase. The front elevation of the house is kept off sight from street. The huge door welcomes you to the inner wonders. The entrance leads you to a beautiful bluish pool which is near to entrance of the building. Right at the middle of the structure is a double height space which acts as a corridor to the rest of the house.

such as a footlocker that doubles as a coffee table. If the things you need are stowed near where you use them it will be easier to access them and to put them back away later. Too many single men furnish their homes with items that were too big to fit in the dumpster behind the apartment complex. Don’t waste this opportunity. Create the man cave that your friends with partners dream about every night in their pink canopy beds.

A wooden deck is stretched from the street through the entrance and extends up to the garden at the back. The living room has a double height roof and is located in the intermediate spaces. The huge glass walls that surround the living room allow for an unobstructed view to beautiful surroundings.