The Cool Hunter Newsletter (20 Sept, 2017)

JOURNAL SHOP NEW IN Senigallia & Marotta, Italy Marble Sculpture Summer Cave House, Santorini, Greece Images of high cliffs rising from the blindingly blue sea with white-washed villages clinging to the edges – these are the typical visions that come to mind as soon as someone mentions Santorini, Greece. The island of Santorini is largest island of the Santorini caldera in the Aegean Sea. Due to its volcanic origins and spectacular beauty, the island has long been a popular destination for both volcanologists and tourists. READ MORE Flower Cage House, Bangkok, Thailand Located in the Ladprao neighbourhood in the northern part of Bangkok, Thailand, where housing prices are about half of those in the downtown area, the Flower Cage House enjoys a quieter residential scene but is connected to downtown by sky train in less than 30 minutes. READ MORE Miner Road House, Orinda, Califonia We are not quite ready to announce that weathering steel is the new wood, but we are flirting with the idea. We are suddenly noticing examples of weathering steel combined with massive panes of glass, raw concrete and untreated wood. And all this with results that don't seem brutalist or cold but rather approachable and liveable. READ MORE Figueras Polo Club At El Yacare, Greater Buenos Aires, Aregentina In the 1990s, supermodels did not wake up for less than $10,000 per day. A few zeros have been added to that fee since, and the lifestyle of a supermodel has been upgraded by several notches. In the polo world, the supermodels are the horses and their luxury boutique hotels are the stables. Those who own these superstars do not conduct business in a less-than-opulent environment. Ignacio "Nacho" Figueras knows much about the worlds of supermodels, luxury, polo and horses. READ MORE Richard Camarena Restaurant, Valencia, Spain A restaurant by Valencia's own Michelin-starred chef and restaurateur Ricard Camarena has recently opened in an industrial heritage building in Valencia, Spain. READ MORE Patience Brass Sculpture READ MORE READ MORE Donut Mirror The DONUT mirror is made of stainless steel polished to high gloss. It is produced in the diameter of 120cm. Its polished surface is perfectly reflecting the light and other objects placed in the same room or hall. Depending on the donut´s arrangement, either by hanging it or leaning against the wall, the mirror can change the perception of the surroundings. Large-scale convexities that appear on the surface of the mirror are literally able to alter the space. It is like making an individualized interior design of the moment when by rolling the mirror from one place to another everybody can create or rediscover a well-known environment to a brand new and grasping concept. READ MORE Great design knows no boundaries, we deliver globally. FLAT-RATE SHIPPING TO ALL COUNTRIES.

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