by Habitat Magazine | Oct 18, 2016 | Bathrooms
Bathrooms are no longer coldly clinical interiors with rudimentary clanking, low-pressure plumbing and dripping pewter or brass taps à la the Victorian era. This was then a clinically white small room that most users wanted to get out of as soon as possible and often...
by Habitat Magazine | Oct 18, 2016 | Kitchens
Home remodelling trends come and go, but when considering the most trafficked interiors in the modern home it’s vital to know what’s on trend in terms of resale value. Kitchen cabinets might not have changed as much as other elements within the contemporary kitchen,...
by Habitat Magazine | Oct 18, 2016 | Industry Leaders
Having designed numerous products for Austrian industry and for such traditional crafters as J&L Lobmeyr, Neue Wiener Werkstätten, Wiener Silver Manufactur, Augarten Porzellanmanufaktur, TON and Carl Mertens: Thomas Feichtner is an internationally established...
by Habitat Magazine | Oct 18, 2016 | Travel
Bicycle hire instead of a limousine service, hammocks in hotel rooms and a trailer as a suite in the front garden – all makes up the exciting world that is simply referred to as ‘Urban Stay – Smart Luxury’ at Hotel Daniel Vienna. It’s a concept that has also gone down...
by Habitat Magazine | Oct 18, 2016 | Travel
The mansion built at Schubertring 12 during the Ringstrasse Era suffered damage during WW2 and was completely rebuilt in the 1950s according to plans by Percy Farber and Walter Sobotka. They created a massive reinforced concrete building, with a sandstone and black...
