Dream Roomspiration: Looks like American Spirit!

A little patriotism goes a long way. Supporting your favorite political cause is fab for the most part but showing your love for America in your dream home is spectacular!

Dream Roomspiration: Looks like American Spirit!

 

 

 

 

 

Would you show your patriotic spirit in your decor?

Barbie hopes so!

Enjoy!

Kisses, m.

Scraphouse by Public Architecture

It's very easy to be green and minimize your eco footprint when you repurpose old items. The best way to repurpose design is in new design.

Scraphouse by Public Architecture

 

Scraphouse was designed by Public Architecture for World Environment Day 2005 in San Francisco. It was a green demonstration home built & repurposed completely from salvaged materials. Contrasted on Civic Center Plaza the ScrapHouse showcased the future of design by using of previously discarded materials.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Would you love this repurposed dreamhouse? 

Barbie would.

Enjoy!

Kisses, m.

Camera Jewel House by Tonkin Liu

Barbie loves the view of life through a camera and without. Life's a precious jewel and breathtaking to behold. Why not live inside a gem of dream house?

Camera Jewel House by Tonkin Liu

 

"The house is a jewel box. The jewels, whose honeycombed facades light each space, are 
objects for living; cooking, cooling, washing and storing. As night falls, the glowing jewels 
transform the micro-capillary street façade into a shadow theatre of light and movement. 

In the courtyard, over the water, the house faces south while the studio faces north. The 
two facades reflect each other, making the courtyard a space of infinite reflections. At 
dusk in the studio, the blind comes down and the pinhole camera projects an inverted 
image of the house on the back wall. Looking and being looked at become 
interchangeable." ~Tonkin Liu

 

  

 

  

Would you live in this camera & jewel lovers dream house?

Barbie would!

Enjoy!

Kisses, m.

Less is the most! Barbie loves the very minimal and simplicity in the design of dreamhouses. And she can't help but get impatient to share when she finds a dreamhouse she adores!   

Minimalist House by Shinichi Ogawa & Associates

 

Minimalist house is a home in Okinawa, Japan built and laid out using a simple grid system. The space is divided in to three living quarters: one-third dedicated to a courtyard, another is reserved for the bedroom, living, and dining area and the last third contains the study room, powder room, kitchen and entrance. Each third is arranged out in a single line to make use of the long and narrow plot. The intent of the design and layout is to minimize the division of space and create a flexible yet minimal space.

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

Would you get excited over this minimalistic home? 

Barbie hopes you do too!

Enjoy!

Kisses, m.

Sometimes you just gotta get up and go... especially when it comes to dream houses!

Go House by Agustin Landa Ruiloba

 

The Go House is a dream home located in  Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico that was completed in 2014 by Agustin Landa Ruiloba. It boasts comfort and spacious design and it provides a certain degree of sustainability, especially with its convenient orientation and numerous windows, the abode benefits from natural cooling and does not require much air conditioning, keeping power to minimal use.

 

 

   

Would you love a home that makes you want to go live in it every day? 

Barbie would!

Enjoy!

Kisses, m.