William and Kate Middleton. Royal Wedding in a Royal Decor at Buckingham Palace

The Royal Wedding will be hosted at Westminster Abbey and the official dinner at Buckingham Palace two of the most representative historical buildings for the English nation.



This two buildings are the living proof that architecture is the ambassador of the history. The Abbey has a impressive Gothic style. Take a look at the picture above. So many elements that describe the virtuosity of those times.

The Buckingham Palace speaks for itself. Indoor, outdoor it is an eye-thrilling show. Everything is Royal custom made.
No wonder the Royal Couple will celebrate their wedding here. A Royal Wedding in a Royal Decor. A perfect wedding theme I might say:D

So if you and your mate are planning to have a royal wedding, this the perfect inspirational source. The interior design, the decor, the accessories, everything is a lavishing standard for royalty.

Would you use a royal theme for your wedding?

Prince William and Kate Middleton’s Marriage Fever

Marriage between Prince William and Kate Middleton will be held on April 29, 2011, the excitement was felt long before the event takes place. Not only in Britain but around the world suffer Prince William and Kate Middleton’s marriage fever.

One interesting thing is the creation of several works such as Jan Constantine’s Regal Cushion Collection, Kate and William Greeting Card with Teabags, The Royal Refrigerator By General Electric, Prince William and Kate Middleton’s Souvenirs Dinnerware, The Limited Edition Royal Wedding Sliding Door System, The William & Commemorative Chair Catherine typically created in connection with the marriage between Prince William and Kate. You can get some of this collections and use it to beautify your home and to celebrate the marriage of the British Royal family.

1. Jan Constantine’s Regal Cushion Collection

A Royal Wedding memorabilia that ain’t cheesy or ugly. The Royal Wedding cushions are sophisticated and have the names of William and Catherine embellished in antique gold across the heart and adorned with the crown of Prince William.

2. Kate and William Greeting Card with Teabags

Those Brits and their tea! If you want to dip your royals in hot water then this royal object is perfect for you and you can order it from here.

3. The Royal Refrigerator By General Electric

No this one isn’t a gag gift and such a refrigerator does exist in this whacked out world. The refrigerator has a giant-sized photo of Prince William and Kate Middleton plastered bang on the doors and we wonder if there are actually any takers.

4. Prince William and Kate Middleton’s Souvenir Dinnerware

The official china can be purchased from RoyalCollectionShop.co.uk and bears the couple’s entwined initials in gold and silver surmounted by the coronet of Prince William and the wedding date. The china set features a $39 pill box, a $54 tankard and $62 eight-inch plates.

5. The Limited Edition Royal Wedding Sliding Door System

Commemorative knick-knacks are so passe and now one can opt for sliding wardrobe doors and show their allegiance to the royal fancily. The Limited Edition Royal Wedding Sliding Door System can be ordered from spaceslide.co.uk and the doors features Kate and William’s photo image on glass panels.

6. The William & Catherine Commemorative Chair

There is no doubt in my mind that the British Royal family would approve of the William & Catherine Commemorative Chair since its elegant and also features the couple’s names and the wedding date.

Modern and Luxurious Home Design in Fitzroy, Melbourne

What you see above is a 4 bedrooms home that packs an intelligent design by combining a living area with a truly amazing backyard garden. Located on the streets of Fitzroy, an inner city suburb of Melbourne, even though it’s not wide it promotes open space to make it look bigger, and packs some modern furniture to get your eyes with. May not be the home of my dreams, but it sure has lots of key elements to charm me with.

Majestic Six Bedroom Home in Australia: Albatross Residence

The Albatross Residence was designed by Bayden Goddard Design Architects (BGD Architects) and is located in Queensland, Australia. Here is a description from the architects: The residence successfully achieves its own oasis, by capturing beach-front vista and access whilst maintaining a private yet expansive pool and entertaining core. Entry to the residence is via a recycled timber colonnade and gatehouse that grants covered access to both wings of the house. A glazed hallway wraps the central courtyard on both the ground and first floor giving scenic circulation past the main amenities whilst providing aesthetic flow, travelling the timber stair. Privacy is ensured and natural light is made abundant as the open tread stair is back light entirely by opaque glazing. Louvered glazing has been utilised throughout the home to control ventilation by natural breezes. The internal and external palette of finishes of natural timbers and stone cohesively create a tropical, modern and comfortable ambience’s. External finishes of recycled timber, natural stone, and copper allow the property to further develop character over time. The property was bought in 2009 by poker player Bruce Mathieson, who paid no less than $18 million for the crib.

The Temple Hills Residence in Laguna Beach by Schola Architecture

Located in Laguna Beach, California. This house called The Temple Hills Residence was designed by Schola Architecture. Nestled into the cliff site 5000 square feet, the volume went up the hill behind the house there is a series of ascending to create interior and exterior spaces, giving access to all levels of the property. Meanwhile, the existing house to create a database of traditional home, operates more news from the modular nature of the post and beam connections. At the heart of stainable strategies used throughout the house is re-use all existing housing. In addition, the orientation of the sun, the operating surplus and the glass allows the house to breathe throughout the year with the help of a small engine. palette is a mix of renewable building materials and open, so no need to complete high school.