Best Furniture and Products for Better Living of February 2011

Best Furniture and Products for Better Living of February 2011
Here are some best furniture and accessories that makes your home a better living place which were covered on Shelterness during February 2011. In case you’ve missed them don’t hesitate to check them out. 5 Toys Inspired Storage Furniture Solutions 5 Stylish Umbrella Stands For Your Hallway 5 Cool Bathtub Caddies For Comfortable Bathing 
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House Inspired By Flintstone Cartoons

House Inspired By Flintstone Cartoons
This stone house is constructed in the middle of the Fafe Mountains in Portugal. Rising in the middle of a wind farm. It uses two gigantic granite stones for its main structure, linked with a concrete mix. As you can see it looks like the house inspired by the Flintstone cartoons. Thanks to such unusual... 
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Modern House With Above-Ground Swimming Pool

Modern House With Above-Ground Swimming Pool
This modern, luxurious home is designed for a couple with two kids on a 18×24 meter lot. It features an open plan and really amazing swimming pool near by. This pool is elevated above-ground which isn’t very popular way to design a pool. Thanks to such design parents can watch how their kids are doing... 
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Spiral Wine Cellars To Install In Any Room

Spiral Wine Cellars To Install In Any Room
The Spiral cellar system was first developed by a Frenchman, Georges Harnois, in 1977, who recognized that few modern houses had cellars, but people still wanted somewhere to store their wine. If you’re one of those people who are serious about wine collecting then you probably already need such Spiral Cellar. It can hold up... 
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A House’s Pavilion With Roof Shat Reminds Fallen Leaves

A House’s Pavilion With Roof Shat Reminds Fallen Leaves
Leaf House is a pavilion for a private residence in Sydney, Australia. It’s sited in a dramatic coastal setting and looks anything but ordinary. Thanks to unusual structure of its roof it blends with surroundings very well and looks like a part of the terrain. Roof’s parts resemble fallen leaves held loosely together by a... 
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Lakeside Villa With Perforated Concrete Facade

Lakeside Villa With Perforated Concrete Facade
This sculptural villa features very expressive, unusual and ornamental facades on both, the front and the lake side. The white concrete elements are dotted with circular openings that allow glimpses into the two-leveled orangery with its exotic plants, as well as the lounge, the guest tract and the staircase accessed through one of the openings... 
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Modern Underground Home In Switzerland

Modern Underground Home In Switzerland
Even though this modern home is almost completely embedded in the side of a hill in Switzerland it features an amazing view of surrounding nature anyway. The hill is located very close to the world famous thermal bath of Vals. Its main feature is a quite large elliptical patio that acts as a home’s facade... 
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Contemporary Courtyard House Growing From Solid Water

Contemporary Courtyard House Growing From Solid Water
The house is a contemporary version of a traditional courtyard house. It’s located in Singapore and built around a central courtyard with a double height stair and entry area forming the focal point of the project. Even though it isn’t by the beach it’s designed to looks like it’s growing from solid water and the... 
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Modern Multi-Functional Tree House Getaway

Modern Multi-Functional Tree House Getaway
Here is an amazing part office, part art studio, part recreational gateway that is located at the base of a large pine tree in the backyard of a canyon residence. It perched twelve feet off the ground and belongs to an artist and lover of nature. Even though it is modest in size, the plan... 
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