Looking for modern furniture or just a new home accessory? then take a look at DWR because you can save 15% on their semiannual sale until March 16, 2010.

Saving money is always nice. :)

Like the rest of you, I’m always on the lookout for something interesting (especially when I want to kill some time) online and while I don’t always find what I’m looking for, this time I got lucky.

While browsing the Internet earlier, I came across one of the more interesting DIY projects I’ve seen in a while, and relevant to interior decorating and home improvement. Specifically, it’s a DIY concrete wall hook… made from LIGHT BULBS! Well, the light bulb acts as the mould, and it actually turned out pretty damn nice!

Take a few minutes to check it out if you’re in the mood for a simple DIY project or need a wall hook to hang your winter coat on. This could be just the thing to add a little pop-culture/industrial touch to your interior and help you kill some time if you’ve got nothing better to do!

Merry Christmas, happy holidays, happy new year… :)

I’d like to take this opportunity to wish you all a happy holiday season, good health and enjoying the company of good friends and family.

Enjoy yourselves and I hope to see you back in the new year!

Petar.

This amazing house is the brain child of architects Christian Muller and Bjarne Mastenbroek. A great example of modern architecture set into the Swiss hillside

The idea for this house came about in 2004, the house was finished in 2009. It was worth the wait. The house, while essentially a hole in the hillside, is flooded with natural light, has incredible views and is actually quite luxurious… not exactly what you would expect from a “hole house”. Did I mention the 22m (that’s about 70ft) underground tunnel that links the house to a nearby barn? (alternative entrance)

The architects are based in Amsterdam (although Muller is Swiss) and the hole house is a holiday home.

The interior space is just as experimental and modern as the rest of the design, and of course, features a lot of Dutch designed furniture. “This house is not about perfection. It’s an experimental space” says Muller… but I think that they hit the nail on the head with this project.

Dear readers, in case I don’t post anything else until Christmas, I’d like to at least leave you with a chance to SAVE MONEY and finish your last minute Christmas shopping!

iRobot (those fantastic cleaning robots) is having a ONE DAY SALE, on Monday December 21st, 2009. If you have ever wanted to buy one, now’s your chance to do so and save some cash in the process.

Click HERE to go to the iRobot website

Oh yes, the name sounds naughty and you might even be embarrassed to say it in public; but don’t be, it’s a design icon of the 1990s… and makes a delicious glass of orange juice!

Yes! The Juicy Salif by Philippe Starck for Alessi is a design icon of the 1990s and is often purchased and displayed as a sculpture rather than for it’s intended use as a juicer. I can’t really blame anyone for wanting to show it off, it’s a nice piece.

There’s no need to display it on the mantel or on a shelf though, it’s aluminum construction will hold up well to repeated juicing and it will look better in the kitchen anyway. Not to mention the fact that you can get one for under $100 at any number of online retailers… if you’re interested in buying one, click here.

Go ahead, treat yourself to a new piece of design, and a glass of fresh juice!