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design/built team at Dwell Development designed this eco urban home in the Beacon Hill ‘hood of Seattle, Washington. As one of four freestanding single-family homes here, this gorgeous urban house plan boasts a contemporary layout brimming with high-end features and luxurious finishes. A striking, modern exterior design is complemented by urban-chic interiors with stylish Australian Cypress flooring, designer tiles by Ann Sacks featuring 30 per cent recycled content and sleek glass-front kitchen appliances. Add to this a high level of eco-appeal – this 1,600-sq.-ft., three-storey sustainable architectural design is Built Green 5-Star Certified (two of the four homes feature 800 watt solar arrays, while the remaining two are pre-wired for solar power) – and these eco house designs are both fashion- and eco-conscious. Topping off this elegant, sustainable house is a 500-sq.-ft. patio with a roof top loft

simple muscular design of the new Steel-55 bathroom faucets by Balance. Very geometrical, monolith like design prompts for reliability in this solid construction. It is a waterfall faucet that will fit on top of a concrete or solid stone basin to underline its solidity. Looking a bit techy with the two hot-n-cold markers on top and an industrial style lever with three parallel slots … but these features only fit its muscular design. Hand-made of solid stainless steel, this latest version of Steel-55 is enhanced with a better water flow control and is refined with a more ergonomic lever design

Designed by Alienology, a design and CGI studio based in Los Angeles, the “Bloom Lamp,” as indicated by its name, blooms like a flower to brighten your place. Employing the latest digital manufacturing techniques, such as laser cutting and water-jet cutting, the custom built lamp is available in eurolite plywood, hardboard and acrylic finishes