Category: Design
-
The human touch guarantees that each Bentley Newent piece is unique
Designed by the renowned Carlo Colombo, the Bentley Newent creations are the latest additions to the Bentley Home collection. Each piece of furniture is individually finished by hand. The curves of the Newent designs, echo those of the Richmond Collection, the first Bentley Home line, launched in 2013. This distinguished previous…
-
Designing a Luxury Guest Bedroom
If you love to entertain, you may have family and friends over a lot. It is important that you have a guest bedroom available for your family and friends if they would like to spend the night. If you want to make a great impression and give your guests something to really awe about,…
-
Deciding What to do With Unexpected Income
Recently, you may have received a stimulus check, bonus check from work, or another unexpected source of cash. Moments like this don’t happen often, and you want to make the most of your good fortune. Unfortunately, you may have trouble deciding on the best use of your windfall. Here are several ideas to…
-
Top 5 Luxury Items People Are Willing to Spend Money On
Living large and expensive is more of a choice than a need. What is it that drives people to spend lots of money on items that could cost far less? When you can afford it, you don’t hesitate on spending, even if it means splurging thousands on a simple product. Sometimes, expensive things are…
-
Anthemion by Mutaforma + Dylan Tripp: Flowers bloom everywhere, even in mosaic artwork
Timeless micro mosaic: Anthemion by Mutaforma + Dylan Tripp is observing the flower with the sectioning gaze of the botanist. Anthemion – a collection of micro mosaic by Dylan Tripp for Mutaforma, the Italian high-end brand that realizes micro finishes for floor and wall decorations with glass mosaic. Anthemion is the first collection…
-
Walking to infinity: my virtual odyssey through Britain’s finest art
In a series of short films, Jonathan Jones takes a therapeutic virtual tour of some of the greatest treasures in our locked-down museums, from Rothko’s cosmic grandeur to Turner’s eternally hopeful sunrise