Print This PostThe Swarovski emporium at Baselworld 2009 in Switzerland, the world’s largest watch fair, features the nine by eight meter ‘Lake of Shimmer’ designed by Tokujin Yoshioka.
Created using 16,000 octagon-shaped mirrors attached to a wall, the shimmering effect of light is controlled by a computer, ultimately mimicking the appearance of sunlight on a lake.
Search in Asia, Australasia, Europe, The Middle East, The Americas or ALL of our global listings. Also try the Global Luxury Search.
My parents just had their home converted to solar…but these look impressive. 
I think when you sleep in this kind of bed even the lights are off you still feel that the ...
Though the future forward design is very appealing, it appears to be too shallow. What more if you want to ...
Well, you'll probably color me jealous but this is just another example of way too much money being spent on ...
The design is really wonderful and it is worth winning an award. 
So it all sounds good ( a workable ballance)...as per your statments above, but I don't understand then what the ...
I went here last week, the place are beautiful and clean and the people in Thailand is friendly. 
I think this is a very relaxing spa on that island. 
This article is a real concern. Thankfully, you decided a keyboard a more appropriate career tool to a scalpel.Wordiness is ...
This site would benefit from having an editor go over all articles prior to posting. A professionally edited article would ...
All you need to do is add this link to your iTunes and each time we publish a new podcast you'll receive it.
Useful Tools
By Country
View our resource articles here.
