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A bedroom is a place in a home that a person spends an average of 5 to 8 hours each day. If you think a little at this, you’ll find out that actually you spend a lot of time in the bedroom. It is a place you can unwind and relax at the end of a long hard day, whether taking an occasional catnap or sleeping at night, a bedroom has to be as comfortable as possible.  designcorner.blinkr

The Montecito Bedroom Collection was created from warm ash veneers and birch solids. This collection has been finished with a beautiful medium cherry. The bed is a magnificent, striking four poster with carved accents. The case pieces feature hand carved accents and burl inlays on door and drawer fronts. The construction is dove tailed. The cedar is lined with center metal glides. The top drawers are felt lined. The bed features wood posts and bycast leather headboard and footboard. This is a beautiful collection that will add splendor to your bedroom. La-Classic.com/furniture

Permium finish in mulitiple shades including bleached oak, dark oak, tobacco oak, and teak oak. Best choice for ultra modern house or condo. High-end designer Ashmir  by Italian Prealpi

Dacor’s pro-style 52-inch Epicure built-in grill offers up to 109,000 Btu, an infrared ceramic rotisserie burner, halogen lighting for nighttime grilling, and two side burners plus an optional sear burner. Add the indoor-outdoor warming oven, and this grill may outperform your indoor range. PointClickHome.com

Virginia-based Barry Dixon likens this custom Italian-glass chandelier to an octopus (it therefore relates to the undersea motif on the antique mantel); the Rose Tarlow Palladio mirror is from Holly Hunt.

This pool may stop at 25 meters but the view through the glass barrier extends into 13 acres of forest (caution: watch your head). For added illusion, the ceiling has a stainless steel band, cut to the width of the pool. It captures the water’s reflection and gives the effect of submersion whether above or under water. Point ClickHome.com

“Milano” colection by Franco Sargiani

• His designs have always combined playfulness, practicality, and the unparalleled elegance of simplicity, all driven by an eagerness to work with new and old materials alike. Venezia colection’ by Enzo Mari
  

Design Boom is previewing pieces to be featured in Milan Design week 2008. There are some really innovative pieces which are more like pieces of art than furniture! Tramonto a New York by  Gaetano Pesce