If you’re looking for a new luxury house, visit Armaniinsunnyisles.com, a residential project in Sunny Isles, Florida under the leadership of Armani/ Casa, world-renowned architect César Pelli and acclaimed designer Giorgio Armani, these masterminds will create a new world of sophistication and elegance for those with greater ambitions.

Elegant dark wood floor and brown floor foyer photo in Los Angeles with white walls

Transform your bedroom into a sleep sanctuary. We find the mastermind of site A Daily Something -Rebecca Gallop's master bedroom refreshing and inspiring! Check out the gallery here >>> http://www.smartfurniture.com/a-daily-sleep-space.html

HD-1634 The skillful hands of great Artisans, Experts of a secular culture in the furniture art, gave to the HD-5800 bedroom collection a natural Elegance. The richness of the Pearly finishes with mastermind floral decorations, lead the eye towards the well crafted shapes. Bonded leather headboard and footboard, with matching Ivory buttons. A very formal yet authentic Collection.

HD-124 DINING SET The skillful hands of great Artisans, Experts of a secular culture in the furniture art, gave to the HD-5800 bedroom collection a natural Elegance. The richness of the Pearly finishes with mastermind floral decorations, lead the eye towards the well crafted shapes. Bonded leather headboard and footboard, with matching Ivory buttons. A very formal yet authentic Collection.

Transform your bedroom into a sleep sanctuary. We find the mastermind of site A Daily Something -Rebecca Gallop's master bedroom refreshing and inspiring! Check out the gallery here >>> http://www.smartfurniture.com/a-daily-sleep-space.html

Transform your bedroom into a sleep sanctuary. We find the mastermind of site A Daily Something -Rebecca Gallop's master bedroom refreshing and inspiring! Check out the gallery here >>> http://www.smartfurniture.com/a-daily-sleep-space.html

Most asked about space in the house. So many people love the gallery wall. I loved doing it! So grateful to the talented help that got this house installed in less than a week! Kelly Human, Rachel Weatherford, Meredith Gregory, Hannah Alexander, Alison Lutes. Mostly the mastermind behind it- David Lutes and Leslie Newton-Thompson

Photo: Ten Ten Creative
Wet bar - transitional single-wall dark wood floor and brown floor wet bar idea in Dallas with shaker cabinets, black cabinets, black backsplash, subway tile backsplash and gray countertops

Imagine a chair you could really nestle into; that felt like you were sinking into a basket full of pillows. Well, it already exists, and it’s called the Womb Chair. Designed by mid-century mastermind Eero Saarinen to be just that—the Womb Chair mimics the cosseting of, well, a womb. Always given to experimentation, Saarinen wanted to investigate how comfort could be defined by the shape of a chair, and not necessarily by overstuffed cushioning—as in the case of most armchairs of the time. Taking his cues from fibreglass boat building, he decided to use a material previously unheard of. In a feat of remarkable engineering, the shell of this chair is in fibreglass, moulded over with foam, and flawlessly supported by splayed steel rod legs. The enveloping sculptural expression of the Womb Chair continues to be one of the most recognized representations of Saarinen’s legacy and the organic modernism movement.

Photo: Sarah Greenman © 2015 Houzz
Living room - country living room idea in Dallas

Master Bedroom with Red Bed Frame and custom drapery and bedding.
Bedroom - traditional master light wood floor bedroom idea in Charlotte

Architectural in nature, Dorico Contemporary Dining Table is the result of diligent creativity, chromatic suggestiveness, roulement play of empty and full, and symmetric rigor. Manufactured in Italy by Bross, Dorico Dining Table springs forth from the mastermind of Enzo Berti and engraves the memory of those who see it with its exceptional presence and statuesque silhouette.

Franklin Court is a collection of seven new town homes in the El Presidio Historic Neighborhood in downtown Tucson. The concept was to create a project that mirrored its surroundings, creating a seamless blend of old and new. The design challenge was to create very livable residences on very small lots in a dense setting. Each residence is therefore set flush to the front property lines, and each residence has a unique courtyard, blurring the lines between indoors and outdoors in the Latin American tradition. Michael Keith (the developer/builder/mastermind) integrated many “green” materials making this a very innovative project. This residence has an entry “zaguan” or hall that connects the very public street entry with the very private rear courtyard. The zaguan is flanked by a formal living area on one side and the kitchen and dining areas on the other. The more private bedrooms are upstairs, tucked underneath a sheltering hipped roof.

Powder room with glam geometric wallpaper complimented with a vessel sink rustic vanity with riveted hardware. Counter top is quartz Viatera - Truffle. Mirror framed wall mirror. Ryan Hainey

Franklin Court is a collection of seven new town homes in the El Presidio Historic Neighborhood in downtown Tucson. The concept was to create a project that mirrored its surroundings, creating a seamless blend of old and new. The design challenge was to create very livable residences on very small lots in a dense setting. Each residence is therefore set flush to the front property lines, and each residence has a unique courtyard, blurring the lines between indoors and outdoors in the Latin American tradition. Michael Keith (the developer/builder/mastermind) integrated many “green” materials making this a very innovative project. This residence has an entry “zaguan” or hall that connects the very public street entry with the very private rear courtyard. The zaguan is flanked by a formal living area on one side and the kitchen and dining areas on the other. The more private bedrooms are upstairs, tucked underneath a sheltering hipped roof.

Franklin Court is a collection of seven new town homes in the El Presidio Historic Neighborhood in downtown Tucson. The concept was to create a project that mirrored its surroundings, creating a seamless blend of old and new. The design challenge was to create very livable residences on very small lots in a dense setting. Each residence is therefore set flush to the front property lines, and each residence has a unique courtyard, blurring the lines between indoors and outdoors in the Latin American tradition. Michael Keith (the developer/builder/mastermind) integrated many “green” materials making this a very innovative project. This residence has an entry “zaguan” or hall that connects the very public street entry with the very private rear courtyard. The zaguan is flanked by a formal living area on one side and the kitchen and dining areas on the other. The more private bedrooms are upstairs, tucked underneath a sheltering hipped roof.

Franklin Court is a collection of seven new town homes in the El Presidio Historic Neighborhood in downtown Tucson. The concept was to create a project that mirrored its surroundings, creating a seamless blend of old and new. The design challenge was to create very livable residences on very small lots in a dense setting. Each residence is therefore set flush to the front property lines, and each residence has a unique courtyard, blurring the lines between indoors and outdoors in the Latin American tradition. Michael Keith (the developer/builder/mastermind) integrated many “green” materials making this a very innovative project. This residence has an entry “zaguan” or hall that connects the very public street entry with the very private rear courtyard. The zaguan is flanked by a formal living area on one side and the kitchen and dining areas on the other. The more private bedrooms are upstairs, tucked underneath a sheltering hipped roof.

Franklin Court is a collection of seven new town homes in the El Presidio Historic Neighborhood in downtown Tucson. The concept was to create a project that mirrored its surroundings, creating a seamless blend of old and new. The design challenge was to create very livable residences on very small lots in a dense setting. Each residence is therefore set flush to the front property lines, and each residence has a unique courtyard, blurring the lines between indoors and outdoors in the Latin American tradition. Michael Keith (the developer/builder/mastermind) integrated many “green” materials making this a very innovative project. This residence has an entry “zaguan” or hall that connects the very public street entry with the very private rear courtyard. The zaguan is flanked by a formal living area on one side and the kitchen and dining areas on the other. The more private bedrooms are upstairs, tucked underneath a sheltering hipped roof.