10 Most Expensive Houses

1. Antilla ($ 1,000,000,000) This is the world's most expensive house, a house owned by Mukesh Ambani, the billionaire businessman and prominent Indian origin who is also the person who entered the list of 10 richest people in the world. This house consists of 27 floors with a very large room, even garage can only accommodate about 150 cars. 

 2. William Randolph Hearst's Mansion ($ 165,000,000) This luxury house owned by William Randolph Hearst, has 3 swimming pools, 29 bedrooms and the hall is very spacious. In it there is also a discotheque and a mini cinema. 

3. Elena Franchuk's Victorian Villa ($ 161 million) The house is located in the Kensington area of ​​London terraced house is 5 and has 10 bedrooms, indoor pool, panic room, cinema room and sauna. 

4. The Penthouses at One Hyde Park ($ 160,000,000) This house is still currently under construction, but once the facility is in the house is fairly plush, arguably even more like a hotel. there are news saying that if the building is finished completely, it will be able to beat the price of William Randolph Hearst's Mansion.
 

 5. Aaron Spelling's Manor ($ 150,000,000) This house stands on land that stretches for 56,000 square feet of land and was built in 1991. Having 123 rooms, tennis courts, skating rink, bowling alley and several pools.

 6. Hala Ranch ($ 135,000,000) Owned by Prince Bandar bin Sultan bin Abdulaziz of Saudi Arabia, has 27 bathrooms and 15 bedrooms along with an indoor pool, private ski roads, sewage treatment plants, tennis courts, this building was built on land that stretches for 14,397 square feet . 

7. Fleur de Lys ($ 125,000,000) This house was built by Suzanne and David Saperstein. The house has 15 bedrooms and the exterior is covered with French chalk while the interior is splashed with 24-karat gold. The house also has a furniture items such as curtains pattern of Marie Antoinette and Napoleon's favorite chair. 

8. Maison de l'Amitie ($ 125,000,000) Owned by Donald Trump, the house was built on land that stretches along 80,000 square feet, in it there is a conservatory, ballroom, 15 bedrooms, 8 half-baths, a tennis house and luxury pavilions. 

9. Updown Court ($ 116,000,000) The house is located in the UK, has 103 rooms, bowling room, a large cinema, more than 3 swimming pools and squash courts. It is said that this house is larger than Buckingham Palace 

10. Dracula's Castle ($ 80,000,000) Previously, this building is a fortress, The owner of Archduke Dominic. This house has 57 rooms, 17 bedrooms and lots of beautiful antique furniture which certainly has a high historical value.

30 Contemporary Bedrooms That Will Rock Your World

When it comes to contemporary bedrooms, the design alternatives are endless. This is why taking a decision in this area could prove to be somewhat tough. We decided to make this process easier for you and present 30 fresh contemporary bedrooms that could be the starting point when decorating. Because floor to ceiling windows are a trend these days, showcased below are a few truly spectacular interiors with views over beautiful natural landscapes. Wood decors are warm and inviting, which is probably why some of the bedrooms may inspire a cottage-like atmosphere. We also went for some themed rooms, most of them featuring black and white arrangements. Other common characteristics of these bedrooms include king-sized beds, various paintings, intriguing night tables, flower arrangements and colorful wallpapers. If you have a contemporary bedroom that you would like to share with us and that you consider could be added to this list, feel free to leave a comment on our Facebook page and submit it, for everyone to see and comment. So… which one do you prefer?

Duplex Penthouse with Spectacular Roof-Top Swimming Pool

Comprised of 5 corner Bedrooms with 5½ ensuite bathrooms, this duplex located in the Dietz Lantern Building in Tribeca, New York City is nothing less but spectacular. The apartment occupies the building’s top two floors and features plenty of terraces, 50 windows and an amazing roof-top pool with plenty of space for entertainment. The interior design leaves nothing to be desired:  the rooms are airy and spacious, with arrangements that draw attention and that create a warm and inviting atmosphere. A generous dining table seems to call out for visitors and one can only imagine how it would look when filled up with delicious food courses. We absolutely love the giant library that  literally surrounds the living area, turning this place into a tasteful crib. Amenities of this apartment include two wood-burning fireplaces, views to the river, a wine cellar and many, many more. The costs for such a luxurious home reach the jaw-dropping sum of $22 Million.

5 Lobby Enchanting World's Best Hotels

The lobby is the first half of the story and your experience in dealing with a building named hotel. You could say things are going on there. You arrive, you are met, and you leave it too all through a room called the lobby. Therefore not surprising that many hotel entrepreneur who designed one of the soul of this hotel is very charming, fantastic and incredibly beautiful, but still looks wise so as to leave a charming impression desired. From Paris to the small town of Puebla in Mexico there, here are some of the most charming hotel lobby in the world to make you'll never forget the experience of your check in and check out your.

1. Mama Shelter, Paris




Two names familiar in the world of hospitality the French heavyweight, the former Club Med chief executive Serge Trigano and ultra-designer Philippe Starck, in pairs, to conjure up a parking lot on the road Arrondissement number 20 which is far from word pulled into a trendy hotel 172 room. Philippe Starck touch of magic present in every corner of the lobby room, from floors, walls, ceiling until he ramaikan hotel with a stump-shaped seat of the gold and silver, the curtains are decorated four-leaf clove, until the eye is floating on the ceiling coated with blackboard filled with sentences and diagrams.

2. Gramercy Park Hotel, New York City






When Ian Schrager oust Julian Schnabel as a command of public space revitalization project at the Hotel Gramercy Park, what he got was a surprise really surprising. Away from the previous style of a neat, smooth, and almost perfect as a rich nobleman's residence, Schnabel brings a more personal touch, more patterned and textured series involving most trendy collection of art from the 20th century as works of Twombly, Basquiat, Hirst, and of course his own work that adorned the walls of the lobby, and he mix with a Moroccan-style tile floors, a fireplace decorated with carved tangann, and a glass chandelier that was ordered directly from Venice.

3. The Waterhouse, Shanghai






With the appearance of a very crude and super industrialists, hotel 19 rooms located in the district area was shipyard Shiliupu seem to want to emulate the atmosphere of Shanghai in the past. To lobby has a ceiling as high as three floors, the architects Lyndon Neri and Rossana Hu maintain the integrity of the original buildings that form an artificial concrete-walled warehouse in the 1930s, but still menyususpkan few additional accessories such as columns and beams to maintain its strength. As for a touch of elegance and not outdated, they present a huge chandelier, designed by Studio Job for Moooi in the middle of the room.

4. Mondrian, Miami









As the first hotel located in America, a Dutch designer Marcel wanders visionary wanted to give something surprising and fantastic in every way. So he made ​​the castle of Sleeping Beauty's fantasy as inspiration, and make it as a hotel with 335 rooms. Lobby area of ​​the field he's incredible presence of the grand staircase decorated with ornate black steel, brass bell-shaped lamps, and a column in a clean white Baroque-inspired style.

5. La Purificadora, Puebla






The history of the city of Puebla as a location for water bottle packaging the 19th century recorded perfectly from 26 rooms in the hotel La Purificadora. But to really feel it, there's no place more perfect than in the hotel lobby with stunning open air design. Famous Mexican architect, Ricardo Legorreta, maintaining the authenticity of some façade, including stone walls and stone arched gate, and built a volcanic stone staircase with a dramatic water flow. Legorreta also celebrate the lobby area with a long Catholic heritage, which is a sofa in purple-flushed bishops.