Bath Shower Home Design

Propshort: Though the land was large enough for three towers, Guocoland opted instead to develop just two and use the remaining ground space for greenery and larger, better facilities. Each tower also has a ‘secret garden’ which is essentially a sky garden but on the roof, that is accessible by lift to any resident living on any floor. Several of the stacks will get some west sun but shaders have been built onto the balconies to mitigate the heat and glare. As for the units, they’re suitably luxurious, from the smaller 2BRs to the impressively massive 4BR Premiums . These are top-notch units, designed with such extravagance that you’d want to invite people over often, if just to show off. Martin Modern will launch on the weekend of the 8 and 9 July 2017. Based on the luxurious nature of Guocoland’s venture and its seemingly affluent district , expectations is running at a fevered pitch that the slightest misstep can potentially derail the entire agenda. Martin Modern ascends a slope...

Where are you planning to visit next year?  Are you joining us on the beautiful Cote d’Azur?  Here you will find the most glamorous and beautiful places to stay in the world.  From the tiny, jetset Principality of Monaco to the super chic St Tropez there is something to suit everyone.  The best restaurants, most beautiful beaches and action packed with adventures, or just laze on a sun lounger gazing at the beautiful sea views . I have found some of the best villas for you to rent in the most perfect locations.  Just take a look at these fabulous villas and tell me you would not love to stay here! Villa Cap d’Antibes This amazing state of the art villa dates back to the beginning of the 20th century and was entirely renovated by award winning designers . This 420sq m property is ideally located on the West side of Cap d’Antibes within walking distance to the beach and Port Gallice. It is comprised of 4 bedrooms with ensuite bathroom including a large 100sq m Master bedroom with en...

Welcome to the 9th Metamorphosis Monday ! When I first entered the foyer of this home, 18 years ago, it was pretty obvious why it had been on the market for over a year. The carpet throughout was a burnt orange color and the interior had not been painted in 8 years. On our second walk through, we videotaped many of the rooms so we could remember it as we shopped for a new house. Please bear with me on these next 4 pics…they were taken with a “state of the art” video camera…state of the art 18 years ago ! 🙂 To get these pics to share with you today, I put the ancient VHS tape in a VCR and played it, pausing every so often to take a pic. These aren’t the greatest pics, but I think you will get the general idea. Note the orange carpeting…the walls were painted “grammar school green.” A darker green floral border ran around the ceiling…even the molding was painted green! The dressing area off the master bedroom used to be a fifth bedroom, but the first owners of my home had the hallway...