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If you’re finding bubbles squeezing childish for stress relieving, you might re-consider, because this little balls entertaining. One thing that has taken my fancy is lights and the unique odd ways in which I can use it to my advantage. Diana Lin’s d°light Bubbles looks dandy enough on their own, but I totally dig the interactive aspect. The bunch just beckons you to come over and give them a delightful squeeze. They even give out a ‘whoo’ sound at every pinch; beautiful silicone bubble LEDs.

Are you stressed? Get one!

Can be bought at YD for 139 $

d'light bubbles

You’ve seen other wall coverings designs on archtopia but, what you’re about to see, is a collection of wallpapers and wall coverings that simply takes your breath away and gives you a sensation of fresh and new. So stay tuned and enjoy. Some of the Wall Coverings were the results of some idea contest and they might seem futuristic and impossible, but don’t let that get in the way of your imagination. The following images are for inspirational purposes only.

So here we go with the first finding in wall covering:

1. Camila Dietrich’s Wall Coverings

Ms. Diedrich wanted to create a wall covering ‘which used real light without having to make use of too much technology. The design, which has a fibre optic appeal, creates a luminous floral pattern, bringing nature into the home and casting a soft glow through any interior space.’ Glow + luminous + nature = major swoon

This house is located on amazing site in the first line of a beautiful coastline of Mallorca. It’s designed by Jaume Riera and Joan Francisco Barceló Ascoli architects in very light and airy style. It’s accessible from both the sea and a back street. The ground floor is designed to enjoy panoramic views of the Mediterranean sea and of the nearby Cabrera island. There is everything needed for a comfortable holiday and living in the house. The design is very well planned. For example, a large courtyard that the house has is protected by service areas and walls from all sides. It features pines that were one the site before the construction. The sea front area is very well protected from the sunlight withot losing ability to catch great views through large glazing. The house’s interior is also great. It’s natural, comfortable and yet contemporary. The place is a real dream to live in.

Be illuminated by innovative design. These modern, modular lamps by Korean designer Park Woo Sung are as stylish as they are functional. Customizable lamp shades are modeled on traditional Korean curves and the concept of block-piling. Rings are stacked in your choice of colors and combinations for a truly customizable lamp shade to suit your personal style. Available in a range of cool hues like red, purple, green, blue, orange and white, these translucent lamps let the light shine through while adding color to your rooms. Check out these cool modular lamp designs at Park Woo Sung.

As seen at Trendir

Light and bright living room

Large windows ensure there is plenty of light in the living room. A thick rug adds plenty of texture, whilst a retro chair gives the room instant character.

Contemporary living room

Team teal with black and white for a bold look in your living room. Make wall units a feature above the sofa and display pretty objects. Then use modern wall stickers to add further interest to the wall, and floral cushions to bring a plain sofa to life.

Smart botanical living room

Begin with an oversized print in fresh apple green. The light-weight fabric at the windows allows light to filter through. Balance the green with furniture in neutral tones. Use glass accessories in simple, modern shapes to finih the look.

Trailing blooms wallpaper