Image 7 of 24 from gallery of Boulevard Ney Social Housing / ITAR Architectures. Photograph by 11h45
Nakasendo Walk
The Nakasendo Way is a walking route that begins in Kyoto and ends in Edo. Nakasendo literally means 'the road through the mountains' and it was an important transport route in the 17th Century. Now largely forgotten, the Nakasendo Way provides a pleasant, scenic walk though both the countryside and the history of Japan. The entire journey takes around 10 days is suitable for anybody who can comfortably walk for more than three or four hours at a time. Various tour operators offer packages including guides, food, and accommodation.
Decorative Corner Shelves
Corner bookshelves are an excellent way to maximize space, especially in small rooms where floor space is limited. From sleek and minimalist designs to rustic and vintage-inspired pieces, these bookshelves are sure to elevate the look of your home while providing functional storage for your favorite reads. Tree Branch Shelves In the realm of interior […]
60 Kitchens Capturing the Essence of Renaissance and Rococo (Concept Interiors)
Step into a gallery where kitchens are transformed by the majestic fusion of Renaissance and Rococo design elements. Each kitchen exhibits the structural
Tainan: Where To Eat
Want to know where to eat and drink in Tainan? Jump in to discover quirky cafes, stylish bars and unique eateries in this characterful Taiwan city.
Art Deco Hallway Ambiance: Layered Lighting and Color Schemes
By Alan George Imagine stepping into your hallway and being greeted by bold geometric patterns, sunlight dancing off mirrored surfaces, and the luxurious touch...
Dark Room Colors and Vibrant Wall Paint Changing Interior Dimensions Visually
Light and dark room colors can balance any interior design
