This Private Plane is a Luxurious Dream Come True

The next time you find yourself crammed in the a middle seat in coach, drinking a tiny bottle of wine in hopes of catching even a few moments of sleep, drift off to images of the life you might have lived: aboard a private Boeing 747-8. These luxury planes are bigger than many of the houses featured on this blog, with 4,786 square feet (444 square meters) of cabin space. The plan in this post was built by Boeing, then finished by Kirkland, Washington-based company Greenpoint Technologies. The final results are nothing to sneeze at with luxury lounges, private bedrooms, and even a full formal dining room. It's no wonder that the U.S. government has said it will buy 747-8s to be the next Air Force One.

It would be surprising enough for most of us to see a sofa in a plane. But an entire lounge with multiple sofas, a coffee table, and a wall mounted flatscreen? That’s a far cry from a little extra legroom.

Everyone dreams of getting a good night sleep on long flights, but it’s rarely possible. For your next transcontinental flight, those dreams could come true in a private stateroom complete with a King sized bed, blackout shades, and luxury linens. At the end of a transcontinental flight, you’ll be fully rested and ready to start ruling the world.

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Modern farm built in a mountain region

Cultural life in the prairie is still quite prominent in rural areas of the Americans, just as unlike many farms in the world, those who live in such places, which of course can afford, choose to live in style. Thus, in places where normally you would expect to see families that lead a frugal lifestyle, you get to see really luxurious and comfortable houses in rural areas who can see fingerprints, but who don't miss anything.
As proof, today we present a farm built by the Architects Location somewhere in Hamilton, in the US state of Montana, somewhere near the mountains Saphire. The owners wanted a functional house, which serve as a permanent residence but also to be built with style, so after a hard day on the farm to have a comfortable place to which to return.

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Minimalist House from Rio de Janeiro

The project is signed by Arthur Casas is a minimalist house, but still huge, and is found in Rio de Janeiro, São Conrado neighborhood specifically in a residential area which is said to be living the good people of the city. This project is in some ways crazy, but brilliant at the same time: crazy for combine minimalism with stone and wood and huge infinity pool, and brilliant mixture of elements that is perfectly balanced.

The main walls of the house are covered by a stone belt, both inside and on the outside, although not entirely externally. The only rooms that rock doesn't make its presence felt bedrooms and bathrooms are where white walls provide an overview of more appropriate.

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Resort in Caribbean

It's impossible that you haven't heard about the island of Santa Lucia. It is one of the most photographed places in the Caribbean, this is because almost unreal landscape of the area. It is an island built on or only properties and luxury resorts, so the area is relatively exclusive.

This resort is situated to a height of 150 meters above the sea and has only 5 rooms. We are talking about a place with a degree of intimacy enlarged due to the small size offers all the benefits of a 5 stars resort.

Each room has a view of 180 degrees (to the island and sea) has a king size bed and terrace.

You can omit the infinity pool and gazebo neither (which I think is ideal for dining) just like that can't be omit the fact that from the resort and to the beach is about a few hundred meters.

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Asian Villa Design

Another stunning trip to the deluxe villa resort of Samujana, on the island of Koh Samui, takes us to the crisp contemporary designs of two more sweeping Thai villas that enjoy private saltwater pools, which edge out toward a sparkling blue ocean beyond.

A stylish sunken seating area nestles down cozily in a lounge that opens up to the great outdoors.

A carefully considered landscaping design ensures that the outdoor beauty continues from the rocky shoreline, and adjoining coconut grove, right up to every doorstep of the home. A huge infinity pool provides ample area for cool dipping-one of the biggest private infinity pools on the island of Koh Samui.

The five large en-suite bedrooms have huge windows and their own sun terraces, whilst an extra bunk bed-room is on hand for extra sleepers.

Simple white sandstone floors keep the home cool, along with glorious sea breezes that blow through the homes retracted glazed walls.

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Dapper West Indian Viceroy Villas

On the coast of the British West Indies, a collection of stunning homes are located over 35 beautiful acres of land, spanning approximately one mile of exclusive beach frontage. The peaceful northern isle, of the Queen's Leewards, is a sanctuary of calm inlets and protected coves, sun reaching palm trees, silky white sand and turquoise bays.

True to the relaxed yet polished Caribbean aesthetic, the Viceroy Anguilla offers idyllic residences complete with a private infinity pool, an interior filled with marbled floors, walls and countertops, state-of-the-art stainless steel appliances, and a host of swish furniture throughout.

Each villa offers four luxurious bedrooms finished with impeccable taste and no expense spared, four poster beds and individual lounge areas make up the relaxing sleep spaces that lead out to an ocean panorama. The master bed enjoys ensuite facilities, whilst the remaining four bedrooms take their pick over the additional four bathrooms.

There is indoor and outdoor kitchen and dining, a lavish design feature that we have become familiar with in luxurious ocean front properties like these, but the indoor-outdoor bathroom is still a novel treat! The marble finish runs seamlessly between the two spaces, as you progress from the inside bathtub, to the shower under a cloudless blue sky.

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Mallorca Holiday Home Colored by Sea View

A gleaming south facing villa, situated between the port of Puerto Adriano and the Nautical Club Santa Ponsa, sits on a perfectly placed plot of 1,250 square meters that looks out over an amazing blue panorama. The contemporary build has a living area of 380 square meters, and a sun kissed garden that is scattered with a number of open and closed terraces.

Long glazed walls let in a flood of bright natural sunlight, which spills over the hardwood and marble that covers the generous floor area of this beautiful home, giving each area a gleaming luxurious finish. The pure white living area feels as though it has no walls as the sparkling Mallorcan view continues uninterrupted, like a living wall mural.

The open plan home stretches over three pristine floors, offering up five bedrooms, plus one additional staff bedroom in the lower quarters.

The open plan home stretches over three pristine floors, offering up five bedrooms, plus one additional staff bedroom in the lower quarters.

Over in the modern dining area, aqua blue dining chairs draw upon the stunning color scheme provided by nature beyond the windows.

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