An important thing to keep the house cool is to make sure the windows and doors are in positions that allow good air circulation. The best time to open the door to catch the cool breeze is from 5am to 8am and from 8am to 10pm. During this time, the air is considered to be quite fresh and can dispel the heat in your home. If you can ensure anti-theft and health issues, open the living room windows at night to catch the coolest air. You can install insect nets to keep them out of your home. Air conditioning makes the Earth hotter. 2. Use the side door Windows absorb heat, making your home hotter. The solution is to install nets to help prevent heat from entering the house. Please close the net from 11am to 4pm. Materials such as bamboo, jute… are environmentally friendly and also make the house look cooler, avoiding dark or too bright colors. If you must go outside, be sure to close the mesh doors to prevent heat from entering the room. 3. Light tone Leather, silk, satin with pillows, sofas or other furniture… will absorb heat faster. Change to cotton or linen that wicks away sweat and also helps you feel more comfortable. 4. Wall paint color sơn Light paint colors make the house more comfortable. Want to dispel the hot and stuffy feeling of summer, choose a light, gentle and pleasant wall paint color such as: light yellow, pastel pink, beige, white or blue tones. There are even heat-resistant paints on the market today to help keep your home cooler. 5. Ceiling treatment Choosing UV-resistant paint to cover the ceiling is the fastest way to reduce the temperature. This is a paint that is mainly composed of film-forming agents with the ability to insulate and reflect sunlight. This type of paint acts as a coating to help the wall have more durability, resist dust, moisture and make the house cool and comfortable. 6. Trees Coconut palm, aloe vera or fern have the effect of purifying indoor air. In addition to that function, plants also help the house look cooler and more comfortable. Placing potted plants in the east and west of the house will help reduce the heat of the sun. In addition, growing climbing plants on the balcony also helps to keep the house cooler. 7. Electrical equipment Conventional light bulbs do not have the power-saving function and also make the house hotter because of the amount of heat emitted from it. Use bulbs like LED or fluorescent CFL. Don’t forget to turn off the light switch when going out, unplug electronic devices when not in use because they still give off a certain amount of heat.

As of mid-December 2020, Forbes It is estimated that the net worth of the group of more than 2,200 billionaires in the world has increased by more than $1.9 trillion. Many of these people are spending a large part of their money on personal pleasures, according to NZ Herald . Recently, Jeff Bezos, the owner of Amazon, bought a yacht so large that it needed a “side boat” to support. The total estimated value of this yacht is up to 500 million USD. That figure is just a fraction of the more than $75 billion in earnings Bezos made last year. The super-rich are “crazy” to buy probes and cruisers. Photo: NZ Herald. Over the past year, superyacht maker Cecil Wright & Partners has sold 354 units, costing $840 million to build. Due to travel restrictions between countries, many have been acquired. The super-rich are also eyeing the Arksen marine exploration ship and luxury cruiser. At around $17 million, they allow owners to explore the wildest places on the planet. “The elite want to know how far they can go when it comes to unexpected adventures,” says Jasper Smith, president of Arksen. Longing to travel Helicopters and electric cars are also favored by Ultra-High Net-Worth Individual (UHNWIs) individuals. They hope to make the most of them once the Covid-19 pandemic is over. “Three times in lockdown and spending most of my time at home has made me hungry to travel and experience,” said Martin Reith, president of Luchford, the media agency for luxury brands. In addition, the super-rich also want to find private resorts. For example, Lopud 1483 in Croatia, a renovated monastery with a rental price of 137,000 USD/week, or Deplar Farm, which offers high-speed heli-skiing and luxury trout fishing in Northern Iceland. Private planes and helicopters are loved by the elite. Photo: Insider. Many other rich people are also interested in electric cars. They love buying a Polestar 2 and riding around the city on Porsche’s new e-bike. Meanwhile, helicopters are more popular than ever in the UK. “Bamfords helicopters are a regular occurrence at the Daylesford Shire. I saw them hovering more and more over the Cotswolds. They come in handy for commuting to London. Owners can go anywhere in minutes,” said Harry Gladwin (from the UK). For others, hunting for land and houses is a prerequisite. Jess Simpson, a real estate agent over $20 million, receives three calls a day. Simpson said his clients are always worried there won’t be enough room for nannies, tutors and grandparents should the government blockade again in the future. “Bahamas is a good choice because of the good tax rates. In Europe, the South of France and the Balearics are attracting great interest. Some have moved to Ibiza permanently to send their children to private schools and enjoy life. Also, Portugal is also very popular, because buying a house there can guarantee EU citizenship,” Simpson said. Currently, the richest people in the UK are focusing on buying more houses. Their obsession with space has brought them to Scotland, where there are sports grounds and castles to relax with friends and family. Real estate investment Beach homes are also selling at a rate not seen since 2007. Many are looking for apartments in Norfolk, Dorset and Cornwall. “Private vineyards are gaining in popularity. Many have even established oak plantations,” adds Simpson. While the middle class is fleeing the capital to find a place to live, the super-rich still see London as “true love”. Others are investing in art and furniture. Baird Allis (40 years old), a lawyer, feels happy to own paintings of the Dutch golden age. Modern swimming pools are favored by the rich. Photo: New York Times. In addition, the upper class also splashed money on basements to create multifunctional spaces for working, relaxing, exercising, eating and playing. “Customers often want a meditation room, a ‘vitamin C shower’, a giant changing room, a golf simulator, and a tennis player in their own home,” said Edoardo Alessandro Mapelli Mozzi (UK), real estate developer. real estate, say. After a year without parties, socializing activities are also a priority for individuals with extremely high net worth. It’s no surprise that London’s most exclusive restaurants cater to only 10 pre-booked diners each evening. According to expert Katrina Kutchinsky, the trend of home restaurant-style dining continues to explode. It is normal for the super-rich to invite famous chefs like Alex Webb, the MasterChef champion, to prepare dinner by the pool. Natural swimming pools are equally popular. The list of works of many furniture companies has stretched to 2022. This leaves the super-rich customers with no choice but to endure a summer of “no” new-style swimming pools.

The Treehotel (Lulea, Sweden)

The Treehotel is a unique five design hotel, one of which has been created in collaboration with leading Swedish architects. Cozy “Bird’s Nest” shape. “A flying object” is similar to the flying saucer in science fiction movies located between the tree trunk. Each interior room is also different.

Volume 4 × 4 × 4 m, the cube is covered with a mirror that reflects the surroundings from the covered natural landscapes. To restrict the birds from entering this particular room, the designers came up with the idea of ​​combining optics and aesthetics. They walled walls with infrared film to humans that look invisible but are easily visible to birds, avoiding them flying into the structure. Elegant interior made from plywood and birch. An aluminum base framed the trunk, and the glass windows offer stunning panoramic views.

Luxurious interior design with large bed, bathroom, living room, terrace and bedroom offers an unforgettable experience. Light and curtains, bed linen, table linen … are custom designed. The general feature of this hotel interior design is the use of wooden furniture, wooden flooring, walls, ceilings, wooden furniture … An elegant, friendly design, in harmony with the outside landscape. With glass windows creating an open space to have a panoramic view of the forest.

Hapuku Hostel and Tree House (Kaikoura, New Zealand)

Hapuku Lodge + Tree House is located at the foot of the Kaikoura Seaward Mountains, with the Kaikoura coast and the famous Mangamaunu Bay just 1 kilometer to the east. Hapuku Lodge + Tree House is a luxurious accommodation on the rugged Kaikoura coastline. From here you can explore the majestic ocean landscape of Kaikoura.

Architect Tony Wilson came up with the idea for Hapuku Lodge. The rooms are built from recycled wood, have warm brick floors, cast boards and showers, and the products and utensils here are always environmentally conscious like the fact that food and furniture are derived from Local farmers and vendors. This work feels warm with private soaking tubs, fireplaces and furniture made by the hotel itself.

Tree restaurant works in Okinawa, Japan

Naha Harbor restaurant in Okinawa Japan has a unique shape, no different from the houses in fairy tales. The restaurant is located on the old Gajumaru tree with massive canopies stretching out to the sides to help support the entire restaurant.

The restaurant is located 6 meters from the ground and is inspired by Ghilbi’s animated films. The restaurant space is designed to be open to make the most of the natural light and cool wind of the sea of ​​Okinawa. The cost of building the restaurant is quite large because the entire tree trunk has to be built. Guests can slowly climb the spiral staircase designed on the side of the restaurant or want to save time and effort, guests can take the elevator hidden in the tree trunk.

The open space and the location facing the sea help the restaurant receive the full cold wind of Okinawa. The space inside is elegantly designed. Table arrangements create privacy and comfort for customers.

The small houses are craggy with dense nests clinging to the cliffs. Here you will be able to see them flying in the sky or in a peaceful couple, preening right on the rocky cliffs close to the sea.

Yen Island is in Nha Trang Bay, Khanh Hoa, about 25km northeast of the mainland. Yen Island belongs to the tourism management of Khanh Hoa Salanganes Nest Company, so if you want to go to the island, you will go to Cau Da port, Nha Trang to buy train tickets and visit the island during the day.

Yen Island is home to swallow bird species with small stature but extremely rare. Upon arrival, you will be amazed by the wild beauty of the small island with stretching white sand beaches, very eye-catching rocky outcrops that nature bestows here.

Bird’s nest is a tireless flightless bird, it can fly continuously for 100km for many hours

Take a little walk through bamboo bridges, zigzag wood designed around the cliffs, you will be able to enter the cave to visit the small, craggy houses with dense nests clinging to the cliffs.

Yen is a bird that is faithful to his mate and to his home. It works hard to nest because the nest is the crystallization of love for a couple. Nest is also a valuable specialty of Khanh Hoa, being exploited reasonably on the island