This furniture mixes the two biggest pieces in a bedroom: the resting bed and the working desk.
It’s multi-functional, designed for a Marketing 20-year-old student, with great features just like a bookshelf, drawers, a pin up magnetic system, wooden hooks to hold and set, and a rotation system to flip the piece in any of the two functions.
It’s a twin bed, made in White Oak, totally resistant and durable.
His photography makes you want to be there at that place, the moment you see it. So it’s kinda impossible that you wouldn’t want a Gray Malin piece at home.
He has his photography put on fine art photographs, iPhone cases, lamps, vases, wallpapers, pillows, and much more.
“Passion: The Gray Malin brand was fostered with a deep passion for photography and interior design. Merging these affections with a spirit for travel and adventure inspired the character of the brand.
Inspiration: Capturing a moment you want to live within, each body of work begins with the end product in mind: one’s walls.
Adventure: Each concept ignites an incredible adventure; traversing the globe to bring inspired visions to life.
Lifestyle: It’s our belief that the journey is more than just a photograph, it’s a shared experience inviting everyone to a jet-set lifestyle and the idea that everyday can be a getaway.” – Gray Malin Facebook
The God of aerial views photography, Gray Malin
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Tropical Interiors are one of the most chilling and comfy spaces to be.
The warmth of the colors (blue, green, yellow, orange, brown…), the palms, nature, trees, flowers, the waves, the furniture, the fan, the windows and the cool breeze make this kind of interiors quite unique!
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It’s a modern 8-bedroom private villa that is located on the north coast of the island, in the town of Cabrera, near Playa Grande, that supports all the way the sustainable tourism.
It is elevated on a cliff of 15 meters that borders the Atlantic Ocean and is “cooled by steady ocean breezes” and beautiful views of mountains and tropical vegetation.
“…The area is unspoiled by tourism: crystal-clear lakes and wide open beaches, discretely situated villas and European boutique hotels, friendly locals and outdoor merengue bars in the nearby town. It’s the essence of relaxed Caribbean beauty.” – Casa Kimbal Official Page
It was designed by architect Jasmit Singh Rangr (Rangr Studios) to satisfy the necessities and wishes of Mr. Spencer Kimball of a get-away home in the Caribbean from New York winter days.
The number of materials of construction used on this project is amazing, all very adequate, all very classy: from reinforced concrete, to Brazilian woods, polished cement, blue ceramics… All of which are perfect to define all the areas on the house. (The 20-people dining table, picture windows, the runway-style infinite pool, the bars…)
Architect Rangr has always managed his projects integrating the nature to the form itself, using clean lines, simple geometric shapes and pure modernity; and this project specially, was inspired by the breeze and the waves of the sea, designing fresh and open spaces created by the local coral stone that made this THE most authentic and unique place to spend a marvelous time at.
The house is totally open for rentals and events:
Casa Kimball
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SPANISH: Casa Kimball, prelude on the horizon
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