posted by Sam Bathe
categories: architecture
16th
Aug 2010

We’ve featured a few stunning office complexes, Facebook, Google, Twitter, et al, but these might be the best yet. More

posted by Sam Bathe
categories: architecture, cars, design
11th
Aug 2010

If you can afford a Porsche, parking space probably isn’t going to be a major problem, but just in case, Cardok offer built to order underground parking for your driveway. More

posted by Sam Bathe
categories: architecture, design
9th
Jul 2010

Going to New York? Yeah, you want to stay here. Right in the heart of SoHo, with impeccable furnishings and 86 unique rooms, never mind the 99-person cinema screen, put it this way, you’re probably going to have to book well in advance. More

posted by Sam Bathe
categories: architecture, art
24th
Jun 2010

This urban street art by Os Gemeos and Blu is incredible. Especially how the windows are used as part of the right hand character’s crown. More

posted by Sam Bathe
categories: architecture, film
17th
Jun 2010

To be honest, even if I was sitting on $20m, I probably wouldn’t consider buying the Amityville Horror House, but it’s a compelling addition to the market nonetheless. Now up for sale, 112 Ocean Avenue was the scene for the real life DeFeo murders and subsequent hauntings of the Lutz family that spawned a handful of best selling books and a nine-film cinematic franchise. You can’t really get much more character and history than in this property, on the market at $1.15m. Book your viewings now, it probably won’t be on offer for too long.

posted by Sam Bathe
categories: architecture, film
13th
Jun 2010

Their office is pretty awesome huh? Oh, they make decent films too… More

posted by Sam Bathe
categories: architecture, design
27th
May 2010

I do need a new desk but I’m not sure if I could write this off as a business expense, still, the Gutterball Table is a stunning piece of both design and engineering with I-beam girder legs and a steel-sided top. It’s available in a variety of sizes, with prices ranging from $2,320-$3,580, but I think we both know this is the sort of thing you’ll want to go all out on, and just get the biggest behemoth you can fit though your front door.

posted by Sam Bathe
categories: architecture, design
17th
May 2010

This is quite simply the best kitchen unit ever made. Graft did a fine job, and they do good houses too. More

posted by Sam Bathe
categories: architecture, design, fun
7th
May 2010

When I buy a house in the country, I’m going to get Julien Berthier to do my hedges.

posted by Sam Bathe
categories: architecture, art, design
14th
Apr 2010

Town planning never used to be so colourful. Illustrations by Philippe Nicolas. More

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