If you liked our previous post about the creepy beautiful abounded houses around the World photographed by Rebecca Bathory, then today is your lucky day. We finally made a sequel of it with even more beautiful photographs from Rebecca’s website who has over 100.000 faithful followers on the social networks that admire her work.

She keeps the location of the places, especially houses – secret because of their security and possibility of other photographers finding the places and copying her work. The British photographer who lives in London admires the beauty of abandoned places, calling them the ‘Orphans of Time.’ Scroll down and check them out!

• Haunted asylums and hospitals around the World
• Inside the abandoned creepy theme park in Japan
• The abandoned Croatian prison called Goli Otok

When you think of a fish in your home, we are sure that imagining that little cute creature in calm water relaxes you immediately.

Relaxation while looking at them is one of the reasons you should get a fish at home, and you can read the others that will convince you we are right bellow.

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• Pets Sleeping in Food
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Takashi Kobayashi has built over 120 treehouses in the past 12 years. He is one of the most famous treehouse creators in the world.

One of his best work, named Kusukusu, is the sprawling house, constructed around a 300-year-old camphor tree in Atami, Japan. It was built in collaboration with Hiroshi Nakamura of NAP Architects for the Risonare Resort. Kusukusu is the largest treehouse in all of Japan. This amazing treehouse was completed in March 2014. It is completely self-standing and doesn’t touch the tree, allowing the tree to grow more.

• Urban Treehouses in Berlin
• Urban Treehouse
• Dune House

Kostiantyn Kuvika from architecture firm Plan Bureau designed an amazing Valley House near Dolomite Mountains in Italy.

This is an asymmetric house that perfectly fits in a beautiful surrounding landscape. Its unconventional design, diagonal forms, triangular base and slanted walls, this house remains very functional and comfortable. The inner space is divided into two levels; the living and dining area are on the first floor, but the two bedrooms, bathroom and toilet are upstairs. It is situated in a very scenic place. This house is an ideal getaway for relaxing dwelling.

• Urban Treehouses in Berlin
• Urban Treehouse
• Freedom Cove

25 Verde is an apartment complex in Turin, Italy, designed by Luciano Pia.

This Italian architect has created an unique 5- story building made of of lush trees and steel girders in an attempt to eschew homogeneous urban cityscape of Turin. The structure contains 150 trees, which absorb up to 200,000 liters of carbon dioxide an hour, thus keeping the city’s air cleaner and bring pollution protection to the residents of this amazing house.

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There is no place like home.

Everyone has a home where you come back after work, school or other chores, and it doesn’t matter is it big, small, modern or old fashioned this is the place where you feel safe. But did you know that there is a house in Switzerland that is situated underground, scary at first sight but the designers made a great project. Just check out these photos. Would you like to have a house like that or not ?