Garden of Decay is a self published book of industrial decay and abandoned buildings that is captivating.
The most steampunk is The Tudors Living Room. The era isn't Victorian, but it has a lot of design elements in common with steampunk -- antiques, brass surrounding the fireplace, and industrial inspired lighting.
The Dexter Dining Room is not at all steampunk, but is incredibly creative and over the top, in a very macabre way.
A range that effortlessly accomplishes a look that is both minimalist and elegant, the Leonardo pieces are each carved from a solid block of stone. The designer, Franco Poli, describes the shape as a ‘water vortex’. Each piece resembles a funnel, flaring at the top and then narrowing beneath (this shape being most pronounced in the stunning free-standing basin, and repeated in each other piece to varying degrees). Water sweeps down the void and reminds us of that stone and water are ancient natural elements that have existed since time began.
elliot sofa
shelterback sofa
A modern dinning room is not usually used a modern dinning furniture, this is a modern dinning room set with a traditional table, The decoration of wall and lighting system is combined of several west elm product.
This is a designer who loves books --I think this is the only bedroom I've seen with glass fronted bookshelves in it. I love the medieval map (Ben guessed Canterbury) set into the wall and framed with molding.
I'm not sure what the framed print is here (anyone else?), but you could have fun Photoshopping an old Scientific American print to get a similar affect.
artificicial forest and bee's nestle
transparent chair
a canoe on class
rounded room and sliding curtain for room devider
I ran across this kitchen at a Home Depot Expo in Fairfax County, Virginia a while back and was taken by all the shiny bright copper.
The copper really stands out against a black granite backsplash and counters.
The sink might be a bit much -- I think it would be impossible to keep this shiny. You can find some quite reasonably priced antiqued copper bathroom sinks, however.
The $6,000 copper hood by Abbaka Trading Company.
Closeup of the copper tile border.
The border and accent tiles featured old fashioned botanicals. 
I like this Yellow duck on this bathroom, a set of bathroom accessories with yellow-white and blue stripes. Similarly, the curtain's color also use those color.
Small Space Mode
Normal Space Mode
Now, there is no problem with small space, by this "hide away bed", You can fould out or fould in the bed, so You can use the space more efficient.
Perhaps you don't want a steampunk shower... how about a tub instead? This one is from the home of Liz Lambert, who I know as a cool-as-anything Texas hotelier (her first project is the Hotel San Jose here in Austin). The large exposed copper pipes, the rusty feet, the Victorian tub add up to a nice mix of steam and punk.
The glass or another transparent material are usually been used for creating a modern furniture or another decorations. A glass decoration's lamp will make the room looks brightner.
On this picture, we can see that the color of each materials are similar, ......
