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Twilight Home by architect Arthur Erickson

Deserving was designed by noted architect Arthur Erickson and completely renovated in 2001. Right after "New Moon" movie is finished, the owners decided to take advantage of fame and publicity and the house is now on the market Dusk. Now for all Twilight fans I'm here is some interesting news. If you are interested in "Twilight: New Moon" house you can find more information from Jason Soprovich, the agent who sold the house. 5000 sq ft, five-bedroom property is situated on a half acre lot on the side of the river in West Vancouver. Fans of "Twilight" movie and the novel will know that Bella, mortal girl who comes into a very close relationship with the treaty "vegetarian" vampire, was really impressed with their home life when she pairs of eyes on it. The house used in "Twilight: New Moon" movie opening today, as a residence for Edward Cullen and the entire family to be sold for $ 3.3 million.

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Desine Luxurious Residence in Malibu

And this is not surprising, because remember that this building was built on an area of 3500 square meters. The place houses four bedrooms, four bathrooms and the rooms spacious. And if this is not enough, there's always the possibility to step outside, in stunningly large and organized a porch and sat in one chair with a delicious cocktail. The house also features more than 80 meters from the glass wall where the owner can have non-stop access to the ocean views are incredible. Located in California, with a fantastic view of Point Dume and the price of $ 13,500,000, this luxury living in Malibu is sure to bring a few pieces of mind for the next owner. This place does not have access to one, but two private beach reached by a ladder.

Desine Luxurious Residence in Malibu

Natural Forest Home Design in Baraboo

A Forest home design idea by Bruns Architecture, this cool home in Baraboo, Wisconsin has a “forest feel” to it. The elegant, understated architecture doesn’t dominate its natural forest surroundings, but blends rather beautifully thanks to its low profile, simple geometry and layers of wood, concrete and glass. The wonderful use of wood both inside and out highlights the home earthy aesthetic, but in a sleek and sophisticated way. The home is heated by a hydronic radiant heat system – the lower-level concrete slab absorbs and stores the heat, which naturally radiates up to heat the main living area. On entering through the solid wood door, the main foyer offers access to a large open-concept plan that opens to the kitchen, dining and living room, all enclosed in glass with views of the forested bluff beyond. To ensure the house feels as cozy as it looks, the building envelope is made of super insulated polyurethane SIP wall and roof panels and high-performance low-E argon windows. For more information please visit Forest Home.