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Poliform Table: Sophisticated Simplicity Redefined

Immerse yourself in the world of refined simplicity with our Poliform Table collection. Inspired by Italian design heritage, these tables effortlessly blend clean lines with luxurious materials, creating a timeless aesthetic that transcends trends. Crafted with precision and attention to detail, each Poliform table is a masterpiece of modern design, adding understated elegance to any dining or living space.

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Example of a minimalist powder room design

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Family Room Music Room Example of a large, modern, open-concept family room with a white floor, gray walls, a music area, and no fireplace or television.

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Open Living Room in Los Angeles Example of a large minimalist open concept light wood floor living room design with white walls and a media wall

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Modern Powder Room in Los Angeles Example of a minimalist powder room design

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Family Room Music Room

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Эргономика была продумана таким образом, чтобы не появилось никакого визуального шума, а все открытые поверхности расположены в стеллаже и на столе. Стеллаж для книг и рабочих принадлежностей отделяются строгими линиями и деревянными компонентами из натуральных материалов, часть стеллажа отделана керамикой Ламинам, а также шпонированным МДФ. Стол в рабочей зоне мы использовал�� от итальянского производителя Poliform, он весьма строгий и стильный, это предмет интерьера, который переосмысливает элегантный образ жизни в современном стиле. Композиция мебели здесь настроена на максимальный уровень. Стройные элементы перекликаются, их пропорции идеально дополняют друг друга, все в совокупности выглядит экологично и эстетично, не смотря на небольшие габариты самой комнаты. Ритм вертикальных линий сбалансирован. Равнодушным к этому интерьеру не останется никто. Настольный светильник мы выбрали фирмы GROK, а торшер от фирмы AXOlight дополняет интерьер своеобразными формами. Проект #RAUBICHI_VAE More https://vae.by/ Ergonomics have been thought out in such a way that there is no visual noise, and all open surfaces are located in the rack and on the table. Shelving for books and work accessories is separated by strict lines and wooden components made from natural materials, part of the shelving is finished with lamina ceramics, as well as veneered MDF. The table in the working area we used from the Italian manufacturer Poliform, it is very strict and stylish, it is a piece of furniture that rethinks an elegant lifestyle in a modern style. The composition of the furniture here is set to the maximum level. Slender elements have something in common, their proportions perfectly complement each other, everything together looks environmentally friendly and aesthetically pleasing, despite the small dimensions of the room itself. The rhythm of the vertical lines is balanced. Nobody will remain indifferent to this interior. We chose a table lamp from GROK, and a floor lamp from AXOlight completes the interior with its original forms. Project #RAUBICHI_VAE | design & architecture | www.vae.by | +375291657454 | Interior art by @lanaleto.art (at Квартал Depo) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnUXCLDKRiE/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Splendid furniture for your classy bedroom : POLIFORM

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The Stunning $25 Million Miami Triplex Penthouse  

Set atop the Regalia, the 15,000-square-foot penthouse also comes with a rooftop pool, sky bar and views for days.

Stepping into the private glass elevator inside the spectacular Regalia Penthouse overlooking Miami’s Sunny Isles Beach is a little like being inside one of those bank teller pneumatic tubes. Press the button and whoosh, you are up and away.

Here, the air-powered glass cylinder can elevate you between the three floors of this sprawling 15,000-plus-square-foot mansion in the sky, taking you up to the home’s 45th-floor private pool and sky bar.

“There’s definitely a ‘Beam me up, Scotty’ feeling to the elevator. It’s a real rush,” Jeff Miller, listing broker with One Sotheby’s International Realty.

For the past six months, Miller has held the listing for the penthouse, looking for a buyer with $25.5 million to spare. But with the owner now eager to sell before the end of the year, it has been handed over to Concierge Auctions. It goes under the virtual hammer on Thursday December 16, in a one-day no reserve sale.

“This really is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for someone to own what is the most exclusive, never-lived-in penthouse in the whole of Miami,” says Miller, who has the distinction of having sold the famous Faena Penthouse on South Beach for $60 million back in 2015—still Florida’s priciest condo sale ever.

Alas, when the Regalia Penthouse goes across the block, it will be without one of its most sparkling features: a rare pink diamond claimed to be worth $500,000. That was the closing gift the developer planned to offer when the penthouse was first announced back in 2014. Taking the gem off the table is what happens when the price tumbles from $40 million to $25.5 million.

But there’s no shortage of other gem-like features included with this impressive property. A choice of three elevators whisks you up to the 43rd floor and the main penthouse living level. The elevator lobby opens into a double-height great room, with towering 20-foot-high ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows.

A spectacular feature of this space is the intricate glass chandelier with its 225-plus glass pendants, designed to emulate rain during the day and constellations at night. It sits next to a showcase cantilevered, glass-sided limestone staircase.

On this level there’s also a sprawling state-of-the-art kitchen with sleek Poliform Italian cabinetry and Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, plus a corner dining room close by. There’s also a games room with designer billiards table, a 650-bottle wine wall, a stunning cocktail bar featuring Israeli onyx counter tops and a movie theater with leather-lined walls. sits next to a showcase cantilevered, glass-sided limestone staircase.

Take the staircase, or pneumatic elevator, up to the 44th floor to find five of the six bedrooms (the staff quarters are on the floor below). The master bedroom features floor-to-ceiling windows with million-dollar views of the sunrise in the east, the rolling Atlantic below and beaches all the way to Fort Lauderdale to the north. “In the bedroom you’re on the 44th floor, so it feels like you’re flying. On a clear day you can see all the way to the Bahamas,” says Miller.

The master bathroom feels like a million dollars, too, as that’s reportedly how much it cost to build. The 1,500-square-foot space takes up most of the north side of the home and has walls and floors lined with over 100 book-matched slabs of imported Calcutta gold-veined marble. Add to that huge his-and-hers closets, his-and-hers bathrooms and a lavish spa with an oversize steam room, sauna, hydrotherapy Jacuzzi tub and massage area.

Finally, one last floor up is the private rooftop deck, with its lap pool and terrace both enclosed by sliding glass and topped by a retractable sun awning for shade.

The complete interior is the work of acclaimed designer Charles Allem, of Miami-based C.A.D International. And all the furniture and art is included in the auction.

The penthouse itself sits on top of the six-year-old Regalia condo tower, with its sinewy, wave-like exterior and 37 one-residence-per-floor layout. Building amenities include a Champagne bar, wine cellar, gourmet chef’s kitchen, fitness center, huge pool deck with six different pools and a full-service oceanfront spa and beach club.

“Absolutely no luxury was spared in creating this one-of-a-kind penthouse in what is the most luxurious building in the whole of Miami. It’s a terrific opportunity,” adds Miller.

By Howard Walker.

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Poliform Set

Poliform Floor Cushion, Vase and Table

All items in this set are single swatch

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Dining Table Market Size, Share, Growth Opportunity and Trends by Growing CAGR till 2026

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Baker

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EDRA

Poliform

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Solid Wood Dining Table

Glass Dining Table

Plastic Dining Table

Marble Dining Table

Other

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Household

Restaurant

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North America (U.S., Canada, Mexico)

Europe (U.K., France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Central & Eastern Europe, CIS)

Asia Pacific (China, Japan, South Korea, ASEAN, India, Rest of Asia Pacific)

Latin America (Brazil, Rest of L.A.)

The Middle East and Africa (Turkey, GCC, Rest of Middle East)

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Timeless Opulence: Exquisite Luxury Marble Dining Table for Elegant Dining Spaces

Transform your dining area with our meticulously crafted luxury marble dining table. The epitome of sophistication, this piece boasts opulent marble accents, seamlessly blending style and functionality. The sleek design and premium materials create a timeless centerpiece, adding a touch of glamour to any dining space. Immerse yourself in the allure of fine dining as you gather around this statement table, designed for those who appreciate life's finer details. Make a lasting impression on your guests with our marble dining table, a fusion of style, durability, and unparalleled elegance.

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Something Domestic: Chapter 7

A/N: Hey y'all! This is a new TRR AU I’ve been working on. This story is told in first-person narrative, from Riley’s (MC) POV. There will likely be smidges of canon in this, but not too much. Thanks for reading, and please leave feedback, and/or if you would like to be tagged.

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Synopsis: When Riley Brooks takes a new job as a nanny for the affluent Rhys family in New York’s Upper East Side, she assumes she’s just going to care for the children of the couple who hired her. But instead of just school pick-ups and afternoon snacks, she also finds herself spending time with Liam, the handsome divorced dad. Can Riley control her feelings for Liam while still performing the job she was hired for?

All characters are the property of Pixelberry Studios. Thanks for allowing me to borrow them.

Chapter Summary: Riley takes the kids on a playdate, and learns a startling secret.

My first week on the job goes by surprisingly quick. Before I know it, Friday has arrived. Liam and Madeleine have already left for work and I’m getting the kids ready to start the day. Before she left, Madeleine informed me that she set up a playdate for the kids with some friends of hers. And after the incident in the park on Monday, Liam hired security detail for me, much to my chagrin. Mara — my new bodyguard — sits in the kitchen sipping a cup of coffee while I wash up the dishes from breakfast.

“Riley? Can we go to the zoo today?” Charlotte asks between bites of scrambled egg whites.

I stop washing the frying pan in the sink and turn to her. She looks at me with those emerald eyes, the same ones her mother uses to judge my every move. “Your mommy actually set up a playdate for you and Philip today. So we’re going over to see the Auvernal twins.”

Charlotte frowns. “I don’t like them. They're mean. Amelia doesn’t share her toys and Henry spit on me.”

Oh boy. This is going to be fun. Why am I not surprised that Madeline’s friend’s kids are brats? Before he left this morning, Liam did mention that Bradshaw and Isabella were a little too “hoity-toity” for his taste. Whatever that means. I guess the Ruby Red doesn’t fall far from the tree. I finish washing the pan and drain the sink, placing the sponge on the back and dry my hands.

“I’ll be there the whole time to make sure they are nice to you. If there’s a problem, Mara and I will take care of it.” She looks to Mara, then back at me, and nods then shoves a forkful of eggs into her mouth. Philip picks at his bowl of yogurt parfait, eating only the blueberries and strawberries. Yogurt is smeared on his cheeks.

”Can we go to the park again and see Mr. Toad? I miss him,” he asks.

I grimace. After the incident on Monday, I was forbidden by Madeleine from taking them to the park without prior approval. ”Uh, your mommy doesn't want us to go to the park for a while, bud. So, we're going to have to think of something else to do afterward. Maybe I can text her and see if we can go to the Children's Museum after your playdate.”

The kids finish up their breakfast as I pack up their travel bag. Mara gets on her phone and calls Bastien to bring the car around. Once everyone is ready to go, we make our way downstairs to meet him. Mara helps me fasten the kids into their booster seats, and waits for me to climb in after them, then takes her place in the front seat. As we make our journey to the Auvernal’s penthouse, the kids argue over who will be stuck playing with which twin. Jesus, these kids must be a nightmare.

Twenty-five minutes later, we arrive at their penthouse in Tribeca and I usher the children to the Auvernal’s quarters. A man in a waistcoat, grey striped trousers, a white Windsor cut shirt, and a black tie greets us and escorts us to a private keyed elevator. Once we reach the top floor, the door opens directly into an expansive foyer and my jaw immediately drops. This place is amazing! A gracious living room is accented by floor-to-ceiling windows and the terrace overlooks the iconic Tribeca architecture. The floors are Brazilian wenge hardwood, and a custom built-in wood-burning fireplace gives the room an elegant yet intimate feel.

As we are guided through the kitchen, I take in the granite countertops, white wood cabinetry, the Viking and Sub Zero appliances, and a 12-foot marble island. I’m pretty sure the fridge costs a month’s rent. The butler leads us into a playroom area attached to a bedroom suite with a private balcony.

“Master Henry and Mistress Amelia will arrive shortly,” he says before bowing and exiting the room. The kids and I take a seat on the plush leather sofa in the room, while Mara stands guard outside the door. A few minutes later, a young woman in a royal blue cardigan over a black tea-length dress enters, followed by two young children. The boy has brown eyes, short sandy brown hair, and tan skin. He is wearing a navy blue suit jacket, white dress shirt, and charcoal grey pants. The girl also has brown eyes and tan skin, but her hair is dark brown and pulled into a high pony wrapped in a lavender bow. She is wearing a lavender sundress under a white cardigan.

I rise from the sofa. “You must be Amelia and Henry. I’m Riley.” The children eye me skeptically, looking to their nanny for guidance. The young woman nods.

“Manners, children. What do we say when we greet our guests?” she snaps in a thick French accent and moves toward me, extending her hand. “Hello, I am Bridgette. The children’s au pair. So nice to meet you, Riley.”

Henry and Amelia move towards where Charlotte and Philip are sitting. “Hey, Philip. I got a new train set. Wanna play?” Henry asks. Philip nods and the two make their way to the corner of the room, where a huge toy chest sits. Amelia grabs Charlotte’s hand and drags her to the other end, to a larger-than-life dollhouse. The children laugh and play as Bridgette and I take our seats on the couch. I watch them for a few minutes, making sure everything is going smoothly. Philip and Henry take turns hooking up cars to the train and snapping pieces of the track together. On the other side of the room, Charlotte and Amelia hold a fashion show with their Barbie dolls.

These kids don’t seem so bad. Maybe I misjudged them. The butler from earlier enters the room, carrying a tray with a teapot and two teacups. He sets the tray on the coffee table in front of us and pours a cup for Bridgette and I, before bowing and exiting the room. Bridgett and I get to know each other as the kids play. I learn that she is also an education major and is studying abroad at Steinhardt, my alma mater. She tells me about living in France and asks me if I've been. I give her pointers about what classes to take and fun things to do while she's here.

After about an hour, I excuse myself to use the bathroom. The butler — whose name I learn is Nigel — escorts me to the “guest” bathroom. And by “guest,” I mean holy shit! This bathroom is bigger than my entire apartment. The five-fixture bathroom has bluestone and marble finishes, double sinks, a Duravit soaking tub, and separate shower stall. There is also a stunning Bec Brittain tailored light sculpture hanging from the ceiling and a large walk-in closet with custom Poliform cabinetry. This is so over-the-top for a guest bathroom, I can only imagine what the rest of the penthouse looks like. I finish up and head back to the playroom, and as I reach for the door handle, I hear the sounds of children arguing, followed by Bridgette scolding in French. I sigh deeply and roll my eyes before pushing the door open. I enter and find Philip and Henry playing tug-o-war with a G.I. Joe action figure, while Bridgette attempts to break them up. The discarded remnants of the train set they were playing with earlier lay scattered on the floor.

”These are my toys! You can't play with them!” Henry screams.

”You weren't even playing with it, ” Philip replies as tears streak down his little cheeks.

As I move over to assist Bridgette with the boys, I hear a shriek from across the room. I whip my head around to see Charlotte gripping her arm, and Amelia yanking a Barbie from her grasp.

”She bit me!” Charlotte cries as Amelia scowls and clutches the doll to her chest.

”Okay, kids. That's enough for today. Let's say goodbye to Amelia and Henry, ” I say, gathering their things. Bridgette looks at me apologetically as I escort the children out of the room. With Mara trailing, I nod goodbye to Nigel and head out.

During the car ride home, I comfort Philp and examine Charlotte’s wound. The bite mark wasn't enough to break the skin, but it clearly upset her. Who knew a couple of five-year-olds could be such assholes? I’ll definitely have to tell Liam about today. When we arrive at the Rhys penthouse, we bid Bastien goodbye and make our way inside. A half-dozen paparazzi litter the sidewalk outside the building, snapping our photos. I do my best to ignore them and usher the kids upstairs. The kids make their way to their playroom and I plop down on the sofa in the living room, sighing loudly.

“Everything alright, Miss?” Mara asks.

“Yeah. It’s just that dealing with those bratty Auvernal kids was exhausting. No wonder Charlotte didn’t want to play with them this morning.”

Mara smirks. “Makes you want to have kids of your own someday, huh?”

I laugh sarcastically. “Hopefully my kids will be raised better than those little dickheads.”

Just then, Philip comes ambling down the stairs “Riley? I’m bored.”

I rise from my seat and walk over towards him. “Do you want to color? I have some art supplies in my bag.” He nods and I head to the kitchen and retrieve a sketchbook and the 80-piece art set I carry in my tote bag. I tuck a stack of old newspapers under my arm and lead him upstairs into the playroom. I find Charlotte sitting in a chair, flipping through a pop-up book. She looks up and notices the art set in my hand, her eyes growing wide.

“Is that paint?” she asks, setting the book down.

I smile and open it up showing her the collection of crayons, colored pencils, watercolor paints, and paintbrushes. She jumps up and runs over to me, looking at the set in awe. I take the newspapers and lay them down on the floor, so as not to get paint on the carpet. I tear a page out of the sketchbook for each kid and pass them out. “When you guys are done, we can hang these on the fridge for your mommy and daddy to see.”

The kids begin creating pictures, as I pick up the toys scattered throughout the room. After a few hours and several Picassos later, I gather up the supplies and help the kids to clean up. I notice Charlotte’s hands, arms and legs are covered in paint. “Looks like you need a bath, missy. Run along into the bathroom and I’ll help you wash up” I tell her. She giggles and takes off towards the bathroom. I grab an iPad from the entertainment center and open up the Dopey Cat app. I then hand it to Philip. “Can you hang out here for a bit while I give your sister a bath?” I ask. He nods, too engrossed in the game to respond. I chuckle and make my way to the bathroom. Charlotte is already there, her shoes, socks, and dress scattered all over the bathroom floor. I run a bath for her and help her into the tub. Once she’s situated, I grab the shampoo and begin washing her hair. She mimics my actions, washing the hair of her Barbie doll. I grab the detachable showerhead and start rinsing the shampoo from her hair.

“Are you excited to start school next week?” I ask. She nods and continues bathing her doll. She then stops and turns to me.

“Riley? Are you my daddy’s new friend?

I shut off the water and set the showerhead aside. “I’m your nanny, sweetie. I’m yours and Philip’s new friend.”

“Are you going to be staying with us for a while?”

“I am. For as long as your mommy and daddy want me here.” I reach for a loofah and body wash and begin washing the paint off her arms and legs. She nods and dunks her Barbie’s head underwater, washing the shampoo from her hair. “What about Mommy’s friend? Is he going to be staying with us for a while?”

“Uh...I guess that depends. Who is your mommy’s friend?”

“I don’t know. He came over the other night when Daddy was still at work. Mommy kept calling him ‘baby’ but he’s too big to be a baby. She made us go in the playroom and then they went into Mommy’s room and didn’t come out for a long time. Brother and me could hear her crying. I think he was hurting her,” she frowns.

“Does Mommy have friends over a lot?”

“Sometimes. One time she had two ladies over. They sat in the living room and drank grown-up juice. Another time she had her baby friend over. They hung out in her room the whole time.”

My fists clench. I can’t believe Madeleine is bringing her booty calls to the house. And around the kids. Oh, wait, yes I can. Poor Philip and Charlotte. And poor Liam. I’m appalled at the nerve of this woman. I take a deep breath and finish rinsing Charlotte off, before pulling the drain stopper. She gets out of the tub and I wrap her in a fluffy yellow towel. I lead her to her bedroom and help her slip on some clean clothes. After a few minutes, I hear Philip knock on the door. “Riley? I’m hungry.”

I pull my phone out of my pocket and check the time. 5:18 p.m. “Your mommy will be home from work soon, but we can grab a snack for now.” We head downstairs to the kitchen and I grab a jar of peanut butter from the cabinet and apple slices from the fridge. I put everything into a bowl and set it on the table for the kids. As they eat, I take a seat next to them and rest my head in my hands. I think back to what Charlotte told me in the bathroom. Do I tell Liam? Or do I keep my mouth shut and mind my own business?

Ugh. This was not part of the job description.

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How Miami Residential Properties Are Marrying Nightlife & Health

How Miami's buzziest residential developments are marrying the city's hot nightlife with the growing need for holistic health.

The master bedrooms in 57 Ocean will provide guests with their own private sanctuary.

Miami is all about sun, sea and, to be totally candid, self-indulgence. So perhaps it’s no coincidence real estate developers are building stunning wellness-minded condos on Millionaires’ Row and the pricey Fort Lauderdale coast. Complete with sprawling spas and stunning views, they could well entice you to spend the entire day in your bathrobe and never leave home.

After a quick elevator ride down to the spa, imagine freezing off 500 calories in three minutes during a cryotherapy session followed by floating in a salt bath with 1,000 pounds of Epsom salts. And that’s just for openers at Carillon Miami, a condo-hotel-spa—formerly Canyon Ranch—and now the ultimate wellness retreat. Spa Director Tammy Pahel has brought in every bell, whistle and 21st-century widget to this 70,000-square-foot spa, which features 171 classes— even a surfboard workout—as well as a renowned plastic surgeon and a team practicing Oriental medicine, and just recently has introduced NAD IVs delivering a compound deep within our cells that aids in energy transfer and helps regulate how our cells age. But the highlight, formed by an exclusive partnership with Italian spa equipment firm Lemi, is the introduction of the Aemotio, a multifaceted heated water pillow-topped massage table with 98-degree water that will descend from an arm above—accompanied by music, of course—and rinse off your body to the sequence of the renowned Las Vegas Bellagio fountain.

The 20,000-plus-square-foot Spa at Auberge Beach offers a salt cave, an infrared sauna and fire pit coupled with unique treatments like the Quartz Sand, Sound & CBD Body Wrap to help you achieve ultimate relaxation.

Twenty or so miles to the north, and brand-new on the condo-spa scene, is Auberge Beach Residences & Spa Fort Lauderdale, which was developed by the Related Group.

Designers Will Meyer and Gray Davis took on the entire project and explained their goal: “Right from the lobby encased in glass, the space had to be elegant and comfy,” adding, “We created an unfussy home base next to the water so stress melts away.” The en-suite spa is one reason almost all of the 171 apartments have been sold, with wellness offerings chosen by Spa Director Linda Higgs. Included in over 20,000 square feet of spa space are a salt cave, infrared sauna and fire pit—for toasting marshmallows, maybe? But the most unique offering may be its Quartz Sand, Sound & CBD Body Wrap treatment, where after exfoliation the body is wrapped in a warm cocoon of CBD oils. And trust us when we say that just because it can’t get you high, it doesn’t mean it’s not transporting.

57 Ocean’s master bathroom will be lined in floor-to-ceiling stone and outfitted with floating tubs, sliding glass doors and vanities by Poliform.

Still under construction, 57 Ocean, an ultra-luxury wellness-inspired oceanfront condominium on Miami Beach, is scheduled to open in 2021. With only 81 residences—each with a hypnotically mesmerizing ocean view from 12-foot-deep balconies—this boutique hotel is a flagship property from Brazilian real estate titan Jose Isaac Peres of Multiplan Real Estate Asset Management. Marcelo Kingston, the managing partner charged with this condo creation, explains that the wellness atmosphere will have a decidedly Brazilian feel. “You will connect to nature right from the lobby and on through the building as if you are departing from the city into an oasis with one single elevation so you see the ocean immediately through the door,” he says. In 4,000 square feet of spa space, open only to condo owners, the emphasis is on both the indoor and outdoor spaces and will include exclusive outdoor fitness equipment from MyEquilibria on the sunset terrace deck, two infinity pools, a multitude of green spaces and every spa amenity one can fantasize about.

So if you’re tired of the real world—and sometimes we are—think of these delicious and expensive cocoons as the only time when you can truly say, “It’s all about me.”

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Open fitted kitchen with fitted wardrobes

The open kitchen is separated from a white glass pane to the living room and hallway. The aim of the planning was to create an open kitchen with the ulterior motive to leave the odors that arise during cooking as far as possible in the room. The worktop of the kitchen consists of a white mineral material, which was sanded and finished dull matt. The fronts in the entire fitted kitchen can be opened by means of Tip-On. These fronts are painted in RAL 9016 high quality. At the corners, the fronts were mitered. This creates a harmonious joint in the kitchen.

Above the built-in wardrobes, LED lighting was used. This lighting is mainly used for accent lighting and can be controlled as needed. The entire kitchen is linked to the Smart Home and is thus prepared for the future. It also was set to extractor in the countertop. This allows pleasant cooking without banging your head. Furthermore, the omission of the extractor hood offers us a more open kitchen.

Furnishing wardrobe : Joinery Work When entering an apartment, it is important that you feel at home in the apartment and not in a dark room. As in the kitchen, our planning department has created an optically open area which in turn is separated from the living room/hallway by a pane of glass. When entering the apartment you should not immediately "fall into the apartment", which is prevented by the glass. The nicely designed wardrobe has been designed with bright colors. The built-in wardrobe is the same as the cabinets in the open kitchen. On the opposite side is a brown lacquered glass on the wall. Before that, there is space for a hanging sideboard, which also serves as a bench for putting on shoes. In order not to have the cloakroom area too sterile and tidy, Covo in the room. Thus, the room seems looser and breaks with its mesh, the straightforwardness in the room. We've put together a few impressions for you what an open wardrobe area might look like.

Interior design living room and dining room Again, everything has been designed openly. The living room is in turn divided into two areas. The first and adjacent area to the dining room is the lounge corner, the second is the actual living room.

Furnishing dining room The dining room was also designed by our furniture design department. As frame and frame, the dining room table is made of powder-coated steel in anthracite. The upper surface of the table is embedded in the steel frame. Here, as with the bench in the wardrobe on a dark wood (wenge) set. The tabletop is veneered and varnished several times. The dining room chairs are by Hans Wegner. The suspension lamp above the dining room table is by Lindsey Adelman.

Furnishing reading corner The adjacent reading corner to the dining room should be another relaxation area and complement to the living room. Here you can devour one or the other book or look forward to nice conversations after the meal. The bookshelf made of powder-coated steel (same material and color as the dining room table) disguises the concrete support in the room. With the curtain on the back of the shelf, we did not want to make the reading area too open but create our own area. Thus, this is deliberately different from the living room. Through the floor-to-ceiling windows, enough natural light enters the room, creating a pleasant atmosphere during the day. On the opposite side of the shelf, the wall is covered with a thin layer of brown marble. The lounge chairs come from Poliform.

Furnishing living room Something new, we thought and pulled the curtains just over the corner of the living room. Thus, a "more comfortable feeling" should arise. The large picture window offers a beautiful view of the city.

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The showroom designed by Bolshakova Interiors recreates all kinds of living space, bringing visitors into an atmosphere of home comfort and allowing them to experience all the advantages of brands and opportunities available with their use. Photography by Andrey Avdeenko

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Uniqueness Professionals specializing in exclusive living spaces: architects from POLIFORM, Nataly Bolshakova and co-founder of Domio Group Julia Danilova worked out the contents of the showroom in fine detail.

Functionality Designers recreated all types of rooms that are functionally significant in a modern house. On the left and right of the bedroom are two variations of dressing rooms equipped using different products of the brand. Transparent wardrobes add lightness to the interior and better convey the character of the inhabitants. Conversely, closed models are an ideal solution for lovers of classical design synthesized with functionality and modern developments.

Atmosphere There is also an office, a library with a fireplace, two living rooms with a dining table and a sitting area, two bathrooms, two kitchen spaces and two work areas for the company’s employees.

Uncompromising quality The welcoming zone for guests contains a dressing gallery for outerwear, textile and wallcoverings corners. There is also a working area for meetings with customers and a rich exposition of product samples.

Attention to detail The showroom was able to recreate the symbiosis of modernity, minimalism, home comfort and a sense of uncompromising quality that permeates the whole atmosphere. Here, every nuance is considered and implemented with artistic taste and love.

Poliform Varrena Kiev The showroom designed by Bolshakova Interiors recreates all kinds of living space, bringing visitors into an atmosphere of home comfort and allowing them to experience all the advantages of brands and opportunities available with their use.