Most Beautiful Living Spaces In The World |Top 10
We all have a dream house we wish to live in someday. That’s not something new. But how would you like to see which are considered the Most Beautiful Living Spaces In The World |Top 10 ?
It’s as exciting as it sounds. I collected some of the most amazing and interesting mansions, hotel rooms and any type of room a man can live in.
They are from all around the world and they are the most beautiful designed ones.
Let’s discover some of the most wanted mansions and living spaces around the globe:
10Chalet Brickell
Developed by Pure Concept, a Swiss designer-creator firm specialized in luxury properties, Chalet Brickell is located in the heart of Megève, a commune in the Rhône-Alpes region in south-eastern France.
This exceptional chalet, with its guest house, blends in perfectly with the small-town. Situated at the foot of the mountain, surrounded by nature, it seems to have found its natural place. Designed to precise specifications, down to the tiniest detail, it offers the rich sobriety of noble materials, the subtlety of elegant combinations, and a superbly functional space.
Nothing is left to chance. Every accessory has its role to play: a breath of color, a glow of light, bespoke rugs, unique motifs. Behind this chic modernity lies a truly authentic simplicity.
9Tree House in Costa Rica
Tree House Hodge is a complex is located on a 10 acre ocean front property in the famous Punta Uva beach. If offers you the chance to live in a house tree, built on tall stilts, a back-to-your-childhood house that is submerged by the forest, with a sloped wooden suspension bridge leading steeply to its front door.
Inside it’s split level: upstairs, a double king size bed and a small ensuite toilet; downstairs, a second double bed, a single bed and a kitchen. There’s enough room for a family, however also very romantic and very suited to a couple.
All of the furniture is hand carved sustainable wood, windows are open but screened against bugs, while scarlet Birds of Paradise flowers provide splashes of color.
8Southern Ocean Lodge in Australia
This one is Australia’s first true luxury lodge, offering a unique and exclusive travel experience on Kangaroo Island in South Australia.
Floating atop a secluded cliff on a rugged stretch of coast, the lodge commands peerless views of the wild Southern Ocean and pristine Kangaroo Island wilderness. Sensitive, intimate and sophisticated, Southern Ocean Lodge is a sanctuary of refined comfort and luxury, Kangaroo Island style.
It is set back from a cliff above the pounding surf. The sensitive design showcases a full frontal panorama and is within easy reach of all of Kangaroo Island’s major attractions. Modern luxury and design integrity meld with Kangaroo Island vernacular and an amazing coastal color palette, creating a unique eco chic style.
7Garden House in Brazil
This modern looking house is actually a remodel of a 1980’s house in Brazil that was completed by architect David Guerra. One of the main wishes of his client was to make the interior/exterior integration bigger, making the garden participate in the day-by-day of the house, bringing more light to the rooms that used to be too dark.
Another important point was to make this house more modern, giving new spaces and new way to use them, compatible with a new lifestyle and a new epoque of new residents.
The idea of the house is to present itself always opened for friends, so, the architect found in the interior design the intention to dialogue these integrated and cozy spaces, providing lightness, invitation and meeting, in addition to host several personal objects, got by the owners and loaded with a memory value.
6The Heinz Julen Penthouse in Zermatt, Switzerland
Zermatt’s internationally acclaimed architect, Heinz Julen, designed this extraordinary double-level 260m2 penthouse. With concepts such as a fireplace nesting in the middle of the living-room window, and original hand-made, it has featured in several designer magazines.
Very airy in feel, due to the extensive use of glass roofs, the chalet has a unique bird’s nest view of the village and the Mischabel Mountains. Access is a 2 minute walk from the top of the Omnia Hotel lifts, for which you will have a private key. The village end of the lift delivers you to the heart of Zermatt, in the main street close to the church.
The top floor consists of the master bedroom with a free-standing round jacuzzi bath, sloping glass ceilings, stunning views, and a separate en-suite shower.
On the ground floor you will find a private glass-fronted sauna and all three floors are accessed by a private elevator and/or stairs.
5Tent Of Glass In California
Mickey Muennig, an organic architect, lives and works in a Californian region of Big Sur. He built a conical tent made of glass, a greenhouse, where he lived for 18 years.
The platform bed, which is hung by steel rods, is made of redwood and floats above the round room situated below. The walls made of stone are the heart of the house wrapping around and terminating at the wall of glass that faces the coast of Pacific. The house is placed on a hillside.
Muenning’s house, with its roof of thick sod and underground design, is protected of winds and fires and the temperature is constant. With his innovative designs, Muenning shows us how to live in a new world.
4The Igloo Village în Kakslauttanen, Finland
This hotel provides a unique experience as it offers accommodation in glass igloos from where you can admire the northern lights and the twinkling of the bright, starry sky with your loved one.
The igloos are made from thermal glass, keeping guests warm in Arctic conditions. All have luxury beds and a private toilet, while shower facilities are shared.
They are available right through the northern lights season, which begins around the third week of August and finished around the end of April. So, you can plan to go there this year.
3Penthouse In Brooklyn’s Old Clock Tower
Brooklyn’s iconic Clock Tower on Main Street, New York, was transformed into a jaw-dropping triplex penthouse, in the trendy Dumbo neighborhood in Brooklyn. This space gives you 360-degree view, but the most magnificent detail has to be the 14-ft glass clocks on every wall.
The apartment is part of an old industrial building that was originally built by cardboard manufacturers, and the tower transformation project was developed by David Walentas.
The three-story apartment, with the ceiling going from 16 to 50 feet in height, also has a glass elevator running up its center. The penthouse of the Clock Tower building entered the market in 2009 as the most expensive condo in Brooklyn, listed for $25 million. They couldn’t sell it at that price and now is down to $18 million. Want it?
2Jade Mountain Resort in St. Lucia
Rising majestically above the 600 acre beach front resort of Anse Chastanet, Jade Mountain St.Lucia is a cornucopia of organic architecture celebrating St Lucia’s stunning scenic beauty. Architect owner Nick Troubetzkoy has expanded upon his philosophy of building in harmony with Caribbean nature in his creation of Jade Mountain St.Lucia.
The bold architectural design – individual bridges leading to exceptional infinity pool sanctuaries and rugged stoned-faced columns reaching towards the sky – makes it one of the Caribbean’s most mesmerizing resort experiences.
Expect grand sweeping spaces where bedroom, living area and an extravagant private infinity pool glide into one another to form extraordinary platforms floating out into nature. With the fourth wall entirely absent, Jade Mountain’s sanctuaries are stage-like settings from which to embrace the full glory of St Lucia’s Pitons World Heritage Site, and of course, the eternal Caribbean Sea.
1Acqua Liana
This house represents the most magnificent oceanfront estate home created by Frank McKinney during his stellar 25-year career as a real estate “artist”.
Acqua Liana, the Tahitian and Fijian word for “water flower,” was bestowed with its unique name resulting from the home’s calming and soothing inclusion of many forms of liquid serenity.
From its water floors and water walls, to its water gardens and waterfalls, to its pools, reflecting ponds and fire spa, to the ocean beside and the Intracoastal waterway behind, each is found intertwined in a magical and eternal blossom at Acqua Liana.
It is located on Manalapan Beach in Florida and it actually includes its own white sandy beach area with a private dock, and is protected by a concrete and steel beachfront seawall.
These wore some of the most wanted houses and living spaces around the globe. I hope they inspired you. Tell me, which one would you buy if you had the money?
Also, check out Interesting Resorts Around The World.
