
Sirocco Restaurant in Bangkok, Thailand is the world's highest al fresco restaurant, It's colorfully illuminated Sky Bar changes colors, hopefully to match the mood of the diners. If you were there now, you'd be eating at the highest point in the world where you can still have your meals catered. How cool is that?

Overlooking the city of Victoria, Australia, the Coppin Penthouse is a testament to luxurious living. Sleek lines dominate as the simple aesthetic the penthouse seems to prefer, as if the whole thing were built to morph into one specific shape (of your dream home). Most importantly though, imagine all the parties you could host in this setting! In fact, I bet that's part of the contract to live in the penthouse.
Micro-apartments forever! Actually, maybe not. But during your own personal ___________ and the City phase, it might be a good idea to take some notes on space-saving design to make your apartment look as big as possible. Brazilian architectural firm FGMF Arquitetos has offered the following photographic guide to maximizing your loft space.

Richard Neutra (April 8, 1892-April 16, 1970) was an Austrian-American architect. He is known as the creator of the California modern style, which melds the interior with the exterior. Some of his works include the Kaufmann House, the Los Angeles County Hall of Records, Palos Verdes High School, and the Jardinette Apartments. He is remembered as being especially open to his clients' preferences.

Robert Garneau, architect of Studio Garneau lives and works in this very tiny, very carefully organized apartment. Within 650 square feet, Garneau's meticulously planned living space folds, tucks, and slides in ways that will make you rethink your own space, no matter how big or small.
Bagnato Architects designed this opulent residence located in Melbourne, Australia, which is not only big and beautiful, but the result of the conversion of an Anglican church from 1892. How cool is that? Nowadays, the Hudson Street residence boasts incredibly tall ceilings, enviable windows, and my favorite: a great attic.

Your mind might not automatically spring to our good friends in Scandinavia when you think about perfect design and stunning architecture. It does? Well... good for you. In any case, Northern Delights is a beautiful new addition to your coffee table. It is a hardcover portfolio of some of the nicest homes and ideas in Sweden, Finland, Norway and Denmark. From modern interior design to quirky furniture and high quality photography, this book is just what you need to impress your friends who still won't shut up about Le Corbusier. Edited by Swedish design guru and blogger Emma Fexeus.

No kitchen is perfect. It's either too small, the cupboards too low down, the cabinets too wonky, the window too high up or the table too bulky. Not to mention the pots and pans always swap places, the floor is never clean and the dishes pile up, because your boyfriend is untrainable. Do you agree with me? Then we're both wrong. Because the Valcucine Logica Kitchen fixes every problem before there even is one. Every appliance has a place, every activity has a workstation. There are iPad chargers, built-in scales and taps by the stove. If you have a massive amount of land in your name and a thirst to home cook, check in with Valcucine.

Your grandma handpicked her wallpaper in 1930, your mother picked up colored paint from home depot but you, millennial, can have your wallpaper digitally printed onto vinyl for a wall covering that truly reflects your personality. Glamora specializes in this style of wallpaper for interior design perfection. Any image can be designed or altered to become your next living room view. If wallpaper tells the story of each generation, then Glamora is doing it right. Photographers with big egos could even choose their own work as an ever-displayed portfolio, but you'll probably just choose a google image of Grumpy Cat.

It looks like your nerdy brother's stereo system but it's not. ThermoStack is a modular heating system made from a stack of cubes and created by Adriano Design. The cube shapes make the system easy to assemble and move around as you see fit so you can be surrounded by futuristic heat all winter long. ThermoStack may not be as cosy as the conventional fireplace we're used to seeing in greeting cards but it was the winner of the 2013 ISH Design Plus Award so it's doing something right.
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