This place is insanely awesome. Who wouldn’t want to live in an awesome clock tower penthouse with that view of Brooklyn. If you want it the price is only a cool $25 mill. I wonder if that clock is loud?
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Oh my! The view…the staircase…the clock
We’ve seen a lot of home designs throughout the years and we can say there are few those that really have everything: a fantastic location, an incredible design and architecture, so on and so forth. This particular villa is located on the beach of Kamala in Phuket, Thailand and is currently up for sale, listed at a cost of $8.66 million. We found a brief property overview which states: 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, a total interior surface of 739 sq meters (7,955 sq ft) and no less than 796 sq meters (8,568 sq ft) of terrace space.These almost seem like abstract figures when compared to those of a common European or American home. Moreover, the villa features an in-ground pool, a sauna, a wine room and a home theater system. Have fun strolling through the pictures and tell us if you consider this mansion to be one of those designs that has everything.-via Twisted Sifter
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Nirvana. But that is stating the obvious, isn’t it.
I’m not a big of pink, but I know that a lot of girl love this color, and Betsey Johnson is a great example of someone who loves that color. This apartment from designer Betsey Johnson screams pink from top to bottom, if you don’t believe me take a look at the pictures below. According to listing information, the 1,660-square-foot, two bedroom, one bathroom, open-plan penthouse includes ebonized floors, a view over the rooftops of Greenwich Village all the way to New Jersey, a floating staircase that leads to a 1,000-square-foot private roof deck. Right now this pink apartment is for sale for $3.6 million.
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cabbagerose: We didn’t know where we were headed today and here we are; guests of Betsey Johnson! This lady loves pink and it suits her perfectly, no? She knows who she is and she lives it.
Pink? Not really for me, but I am starting to change my mind. I like the way the dark wood grounds the use of pink and I think the bold splashes of yellow are fabulous.
