Holiday in Malaysia – Rent Lavish Resort and Hotel Property:

All of us love to travel and we love laid back sophistication. One of the top most locations in the world to enjoy a luxurious and affordable stay is Malaysia. The lavish hotels and resorts provide you with all the comfort and pampering without hitting your pockets too hard. You could rent property at very affordable prices and have the benefit of visiting lots of exciting places like the elephant conservation farm at Kuala Gandah, the Batu Caves and temples, dine in style at the top of Asia’s tallest tower, the KL Tower and explore the skyline of Malaysia. Kuala Lumpur comes alive in a blaze of multi-colored lights when night falls making it look like heaven on earth. Shown below are some rich and luxurious resorts in Malaysia.

Top 6 Luxury Villa In Mauritius – A Honeymoon Paradise:

Honeymoon in Mauritius – situated on a vibrant tropical island along the Indian Ocean with endless white sandy beaches and more than a hundred shades of blue in the seas. All around you is the most spectacular scenery – loads of lush sugarcane plantations, mystical mountains, beautiful cascading waterfalls and rain forests fringed by coniferous trees and lots more. Mauritius, once the home of the now extinct dodo, has the most amazing wildlife, including some brilliantly hued birds that you can admire at the game parks. Port Louis, the bustling capital with its swanky waterfront, and the neighboring town of Mahebourg are great places to relax and get into the spirit of this fascinating land, a potpourri of cultures, colorful traditions and festivals.

Architecture Design of Conversion Theatre 11 in Zurich by EM2N:

EM2N was designed Conversion Theatre 11 located in Zurich, Switzerland. When starting to work on the competition it soon became evident that a “gentle” conversion was not possible within the financial and technical framework. Only a strategy dealing in a radical way with the existing building fabric could succeed. Demolishing the original Stadthof provided the chance of realizing a customized building.

A new spatial layer was placed around the laid open and enlarged stage and auditorium, which develops its height in a way that the highest point is reached at the corner of Thurgauer-/Wallisellenstrasse, thus proclaiming a confident urban attitude. This simple volumetric gesture mediates between the opposite Hallenstadion and the adjoining small-scale residential houses at Birnbaumstrasse.
The dynamics of the new building is counteracted by the presence of the heavy stage tower. A skin of perforated steel and aluminium sheeting covers the building “all over”, thus underlining the equality of roof and walls. With the exception of the few precisely composed “eye windows” and the glazed entrance area, the aluminium sheeting covers dozens of small windows. The theatre obtains two faces like the neighbouring Hallenstadion: at daytime it seems mysteriously secretive, while at night a glittering and festive atmosphere is created.

The inner organization reacts to the new urban gesture. The new entrance at the junction is visible from all directions. The restaurant was relocated from the unattractive location at Wallisellenstrasse to the more prominent side of Thurgauerstrasse, gaining a direct visual relation to the Tram stop and the Hallenstadion.

Luxurious Villa of Casa Son Vida by tec Architecture & Marcel Wanders Studio:

tec Architecture & Marcel Wanders Studio have designed ultra luxurious villa situated in one of top tourist destinations Palma de Mallorca. This building design aims to redefine the notion of the luxury villa by moving most of the paradigms of luxury towards a more contemporary and forward-looking expression of architecture and technology. Casa Son Vida with the 8,500 square foot luxury residence transgresses the constraints of site and context, redefining luxury architecture as it is typified by the traditional and prolific Mediterranean and Tuscan styles otherwise found on the island. This act of defiance is accomplished by creating an entirely new structure that erupts unexpectedly from the walls of the existing Mediterranean home. The new structure evolves into a bold, curve- ceous shape that completely evades conventional definition. The idea is that the two pieces co-exist as separate entities, meeting abruptly and then quite literally turning away from each other. Their interaction suggests a chance encounter and speaks to the deliberate and bold juxtaposition of the two elements. The new structure could even be likened to a futuristic spacecraft that has quite literally landed on a typical Mallorca villa.

HOUSE DESIGN;

Interior House of Atlanta was designed by Robert Couturier, this house is using the luxury Victorian interior design style. Victorian interior design style was very famous in the time of Queen Victoria, the whole interior decoration is very lavish, luxurious and ornate – think colors, fabrics, patterns, lots of furniture, photos and knick-knacks. The whole feel is warm, comfortable, cozy, and – in spite of what you are probably thinking about the Victorians as people – very relaxed, and easy to live with! All the rooms at this house were designed using classic furniture and nice arrangement, these are very inspiring photos if you looking for about Victorian interior design inspiration.

Luxury Villa Design by Julia Palmer:

Julia Palmer Interiors is a designer firm in London run by the lead Julia Palmer herself. These designer groups mostly take work of designing luxury homes, villas, restaurants and hotels. One of their works shown below is a beautiful luxury villa built on a 530 square meter house. This villa has huge rooms with double the normal heights. The color scheme used on inside as well as the outside is contemporary with accents on the artwork and furniture. Lot of creative work has been done to get maximum of natural light. Huge and carefully placed windows helps in the effort of getting natural light and to catch magnificent views.

Curtains and Drapes – By Pinella:

Curtains can truly be called decorative utility products. Curtains serve many purposes like decoration, change the look of the room, changing the style and design of a window, block light and provide privacy to the home. Cotton and silk were and will still remain the most popular fabrics for curtains. Other synthetics, like polyesther have gained ground in past few years. Self prints, weave patterns colored weaves and patterns are different ways curtain tapistries are adorned. The new range of the Pinella Curtains will surely change the entire look and feel.