Apartment Buildings That Will Take Your Breath Away

March 14, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Apartment Buildings That Will Take Your Breath Away It doesn't take a city dweller to appreciate the idea of living in a magnificent skyscraper. Not only are the views from high-rises often breathtaking, but the amenities that accompany the structures are usually equally as extravagant. To satisfy our curiosity about the best and the biggest, we did a little research on the tallest apartment buildings in the world -- and it turns out that one city in particular has quite the monopoly of them.  Continue reading... PHOTOS: Would You Live In A Former Insane Asylum? WATCH: Ty Thinks Tiny Homes Are All The Rage A Sweet Way To Get Ready For St. Paddy's Day Will And Kate Planning Big Home Renovations? PHOTOS: What's Really Inside Queen Elizabeth's Sitting Room WATCH: The Scary Truth About The Real 'Amityville Horror' House LOOK: The Weirdest New Housewares On The Market PHOTOS: 'Rocky' Home Is Up For Grabs WATCH: The Scary Truth About The Real 'Amityville Horror' House PHOTOS: 'Rocky' Home Is Up For Grabs RYAN NICKUM 13 Rooms With Wild Wallpaper No matter how many paint color names Martha Stewart dreams up, there are only so many colors in the rainbow. But when it comes to wallpaper, the potential designs are practically infinite. Continue reading... BRIGHTNEST 6 Clever Household Uses for Flour Cupcakes. Chicken pot pie. Pancakes. What do these delectable dishes have in common? Flour! Even if baking isn't your cup of tea, chances are there's a sack of flour sitting in your kitchen cabinet. Did you know that this baking staple can also shine stainless steel and loosen stubborn lids? Continue reading... TARA HEIBEL Sprout Home Plant of the Week: The Very Interesting Non-Edible Asparagus Give these alternatives a try at home. Continue reading... KATHI SHARPE-ROSS Reinvent Your Surroundings -- Be Open to New Colors, Shapes and Styles Pick a "project" -- a room, a closet, your wardrobe, your food habits -- and give it some serious focus. What can you do to bring change into your life? Continue reading... PAM PETERSON History in the Walls In 1902, a letter was delivered to Monsieur le Baron de Thénard, at Place Saint-Sulpice in Paris. It was from a mechanic, demanding payment for the work he had done on the baron's yacht. In 2012, the letter was found in a wall. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here.