Subisoft Design  ~ Taiwan Home Beautiful Inspiration from the Nature. Home in this post use carefully chosen natural materials along with beautiful details and plenty of clean, open spaces to create a comfortable and luxurious atmosphere that is heavy with history and style. 

It combines elements of a palatial estate suited for royalty from the Qin or Han Dynasty but also with plenty of natural materials, particularly wood. The team has taken creative license with the ideal of a palace here. The ceilings are not high and ostentatious. Instead, the design brings focus to the length of the space, with laterally spacious open floor plan.

In addition to plenty of exposed wood and marble, the home is careful to incorporate natural lighting wherever possible. By using glass walls to separate the bedroom from the main living areas, light is allowed to flood in, even in the absence of windows.

InteriorHomee ~ Popular Javanese Home Decoration. A new porch is made in the front of this old carved traditional Javanese reclaimed wooden house. Wooden cow bells are used as pendant lamps above dining” “Wooden cow bells can be found at some Asian antique stores. They are made by Javanese - one of the islands in Indonesia. Thank u for the question.” “javanese bells...Love the Javanese wood carving......so Javanese”

An uplighted river rock bathtub is placed in the back of Javanese reclaimed wooden house. To indulge our bathing experience, this semi outdoor bathroom. Javanese bathroom, mix of dark wood and zen white/grey. This backyard bathhouse has Javanese reclaimed wood, an uplighted tub and a mini garden. A stone figurine watches over the bather.

canopy and mosquito net. A round foyer table placed in the center of this Javanese reclaimed wooden house with colonial handmade cast concrete tiles inlaid

rattan reupholstered and rectangular side table are placed in the back of Javanese reclaimed wooden house for lounging. Eco-friendly handmade octagonal terracota

Like the couch..... And the Javanese dolls

Their kitchen in to a new family room addition. A Joglo is a traditional Javanese home from East Java, Indonesia. This Joglo beam adds interest to an otherwise carved teak beam javanese

used as a bench with prewashed batik covered pillows and two classical Javanese Serimpi dancer prints above. used as a bench with prewashed batik covered pillows and two classical Javanese Serimpi dancer prints above.

InteriorHomee ~ Warehouse Apartment Becomes Flexible Loft. A 19th century Grade II listed warehouse apartment next to the old Bermondsey docklands in London gets a stripped down renovation by Inside Out Architecture. They brought the apartment back to its original industrial charm and reworked the plan to make it a flexible space filled with natural light.