Bubble Room Hotel France - Dream Catcher
Living luxuriously is a dream for some people, living creatively is a dream for imaginative people. The designer Pierre Stephane Dumas came out with an innovation in living that caters to both luxury and imagination. His line of room-sized transparent bubbles allows people to live near nature. Almost like out of a fairy tale setting.
The concept behind making these bubble-shaped rooms is to live in an efficient way, which is better for space and for environment. But this creative living comes at the price of US$10,987 for a week camping trip. Hence, such a fairy tale surrounding is for the pocketful lot only.
Hence, the price tag is not different than any other luxury hotel room. The bubble rooms have a diameter of 4 meter (13 feet) and a ceiling height of 3 meters (10 feet) along with an airlock. Hence, nice and cozy. The air is recycled. The furniture is great with electricity supply and sink-shower area. Interested buyers can choose between transparent and partially transparent bubbles.
The whole concept is amusing and if caught in trend can actually be the very realistic and futuristic way people can start living in co-existence with environment. Future hotels might begin such trends, especially where there are nature forests with safe animals. Also, besides hoteling chains these could also be aspired as private homes for people. Living in a dream home does cost and it could start a market for luxury architect designers. The best part of this whole deal is being close to nature, which is really good for health.
