Simon TurnerBelgian Architecture Inspired by Japanese Real Estate
Published on October 23, 2009 | 
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Simon Turner of Marquette Turner Luxury Homes writes:
It may seem an interesting combination, but this property in Gent, Belgium, the work of Wim Goes Architectuur having taken their inspiration from Japan, works very well.
The home is in the style of a Farmhouse, made of natural looking wood and simply oozes warmth and sensibility all year round.
With plenty of living areas, indoors and out, plus an underground cellar, this is also a perfect home for the entertainer. Surrounded by 360 degrees of views of water and grass, the indoor/outdoor living is seamless.
The result is a modern home that sits neatly within its tranquil and peaceful surroundings.
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That looks really great! This can be used no only as wardrobe furniture but also a good interior design ...
A cool experimental house, resulted from the collaboration ... This cyclindrical design is a modular protype that provides flexible 
Thanks for the hint, I was looking for sth. like that for months :-)
A. Jeffry Harrel is a really popular architect in Naples, Florida and he done a lot of structural design that ...
Looks like a Cookie ala mode.
This is one of my daughter's favorite places. 
This is so amazing. Really so luxurious. Never seen such finishing and perfect furnishings before. Thanks for sharing. 
There will be a generational exodus from the big cities to more affordable regional centres but I don’t expect real ...
As I expected, the more unique the design, the higher the price. 
When you use this thing you will feel that you are with nature. 
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