Summer houses as a stylish break from everyday life – diepresse.com

One advantage of temporary domiciles is that you don’t have to think about the famous “you may be fed up with it quickly” or the everyday suitability of design and architecture. For a few days or weeks, even in a holiday mood, the little spiral staircase is just enchanting, and the question of how to be able to vacuum in the back corner of the cozy lofts under the roof – SEP – Somebody Else’s problem.

So you can be booked happily, which you always found cool and change a change of scenery in the best sense of the word. For example, if you have always wanted to live in an architectural icon: like the vertical gardens, which are often mentioned as outstanding examples of urban development and future architecture, in which your own small -sized spirit has so far not been able to solve banal questions, such as the too many insects on the balcony.

Vertical forest in Milan

In a city trip to Milan, however, he can relax and get involved in the experiment: In the “Bosco Vertical” by architect Stefano Boeri, an apartment can be rented via Airbnb and thus try out the attitude to life in the middle of the urban Greens. Boeri’s « vertical forest » includes two towers with 27 floors with cantilevered balconies, which are planted with almost 900 trees and over 2000 bushes and bushes.

The apartment has an open living-dining area and separate bedrooms with Italian designer furniture-and of course a balcony in the middle of the « vertical forest ». The prices for the night start at 220 euros.

The jaw in antiparos

Even a rustic ambience is something that does not necessarily match everyday life in the city or various bacon belts, but can be balm for the soul during a break. Noble earth tones, raw stone walls and a plastered kitchenette with almost no storage space are good for the eye and are also not a problem if you don’t have to cook. Such as in the « The Rooster » (the Gockel), a natural resort on anti -paros in the middle of twelve hectares overgrown Greek landscape.

On them there are not only restaurants and their own farm, but also 16 houses that the local Vois architects built and designed based on the example of the cats, the farm hut on the island. Although it can be assumed that the peasantry of Antaros did not have private pools or Balinese daily beds that are available to guests today. It is more likely that the sand -colored stone from which the houses are built was already in use, just like the outside showers – albeit much less noble. If you want to book the luxurious, down -to -earth charm, you can do so from around 850 euros per night.

Cubic in the « cold Hawaii »

And who has so far associated concrete, glass and cubic shapes with uncomfortable and cold can be instructed in Denmark. More precisely in Klitmøller, where the Kokkolit house is named after the cocolites, those plates that are necessary for the formation of limestone and the production of particularly white concrete.

This shapes the outside and as exposed concrete on parts of the walls and the ceilings the interior – and proves that it can look cool, but with the right accessories, furniture and visual axes. The green frames contribute to huge windows through which the dune landscape of the surf paradise, which is known as « Cold Hawaii », is visible. And wooden elements, sheepskin, leather and warm lights and green tones that ensure that no museum feeling arises here, which is often said to be said to have this kind of modern architecture. This can be tried out at 1400 to 3000 euros per week. ((SMA)))