“Hinashizaka Slope on the left, and Fujimizaka Slope on the right. Apparently you could see Mt Fuji from here on the early 1900s. Likely blocked nowadays.”
Old Architecture Looks Like In Japan (30 Pics)
History, although not always correct, is very important to our society. Without it, there would be no traditions to follow today, culture to appreciate, or memories of our ancestors that we can learn so much from.
Instagram account Japan Property Central shares a really important part of history—architecture. Their photographers travel around Japan, capturing the oldest buildings and how they look. How they’re being used today. Many of them have been repurposed to be something else, like hotels, shops, or even homes.
The buildings are really beautiful and unique. The way they harmonize with the modern world around them is an amazing sight to see. These buildings are like monuments of history, a portal which transports you to old times.
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We got an interview with Zoe. She told us the main goal behind these photos: “To share the interesting buildings and homes in Tokyo and other parts of Japan, and the history and stories behind them. The older homes may be at risk of being demolished and redeveloped, so I want to try and document them while they are still standing. Sometimes I am too late.”
“A tatami shop in Tsukiji, Tokyo. Built sometime in the 1920s or 1930s, and still seems to be operating today. The building is a great surviving example of the pre-war shophouses found in Tsukiji and around Tokyo’s other historic merchant districts. If you look at the roof line you can see a line of windows showing a 3rd floor or attic that may have been added at a later date.”
Here’s how Zoe got into photographing these buildings: “Out of necessity. I run a real estate brokerage and the property photos we receive from listing agents do not always show the property in the best possible light. Many times there are no photos at all. Many of our buyers are foreigners and expect high-quality photos before they will decide to inspect a home or apartment, especially if they are flying in from overseas. Often I will have to go and take the photos myself. I am still very much a beginner at photography.”
“The entrance to the Edo Senke tea ceremony estate in Ueno, Tokyo. The buildings are historic, having been shifted here from a Daimyo’s mansion in the 1860s. Wooden tea houses are relatively easy to dismantle and relocate, and it wasn’t unusual for old buildings or even parts of them to be moved and reused. It still happens today on occasion. When people talk about Japan’s scrap-and-build approach to buildings, they are not referring to the traditional construction methods that last centuries. Alas, the grounds of this estate are privately owned and not open to the public.”
“Futaba Sushi, Ginza. First opened in 1877. The current building dates from the 1950s. Note the sushi ‘yatai’ cart built into the ground floor, right in the center. Sorry, no photography allowed inside the restaurant.”
Zoe shares the difficulties she runs into while capturing the photos: “Trying to get a shot without a car or van blocking the building. I usually wait until there are no pedestrians or cars in the frame. It might only be a few minutes, but other times I have to come back later. Another challenge is that the streets are often very narrow (some streets are just 2 meters wide), so you need a wide-angle lens for some locations.”
“Gion Shirakawa at dusk. This laneway is a cobblestone shortcut near Shirakawa River. If you follow it you’ll end up at Shijo Street.”
“Kiyomizu-dera Temple and its hinoki wood stage. Founded in 778. I wonder if this is the quietest it has ever been in its 1200 year history. The main hall and stage were built entirely without the use of nails (or screws) in 1633. The wooden foundation pillars below stand 13 meters tall and are made from 400-year old trees.
The main hall was covered in scaffolding for over three years while the roof was redone, and only just removed in February 2020. It had been 50 years since the bark-thatched roof had been replaced.
Many of the buildings within the temple grounds date from the mid-1600s. There were a few fires up until that point that had destroyed the even older structures.”
“In my free time, I like to explore different neighborhoods and share some stories about the interesting buildings I find along the way. If I have an afternoon or an evening free, I’ll go for a walk around all the back streets of a neighborhood in search of some interesting buildings. You are almost guaranteed to find a few no matter where you go. Sometimes I will have a particular house in mind, or be in the neighborhood checking out listings for sale and use it as an opportunity to explore a little and take some photos.”
Here is how Zoe describes her style: “Chaotic. The city is just a jumble of power lines, street signs, bicycles, and construction. I would love to take clean and uncluttered photos but I am realizing that it is impossible in Tokyo. I no longer notice all the transformer boxes and power lines anymore.”
“Once Upon a Time. A bar in a historic brick storehouse in Yushima, Tokyo. Built sometime in the late 1800s. The bar owner has been renting this space since the mid-1970s. Downstairs has a bar counter and tables, while the 2nd floor has an event space.
Not sure how much longer this historic building will remain standing. The property owner wants to demolish it rather than repair it, with news of its potential future demise first reported back in 2013. Last year there were stories that it would close in 2022.”
“An old shophouse alongside the Ikenoue Shopping Street in Tokyo. This would have once had a shop on the ground floor, but has been converted into a private residence some time ago.”
“It has always been a personal interest. There’s an assumption that Tokyo is a big metropolis of shiny glass buildings and neon lights, but it’s a very old city with lots of more humble, older, and traditional streets that don’t get featured in the tourist guides. Something is charming about them, especially when they have a very worn patina and are lived-in and cared for,” said Zoe about how she came up with the idea to photograph old buildings.”
I started putting more effort into my company’s Instagram account about three years ago. I still have a very long list of places to share and neighborhoods to visit. I don’t think I will be stopping any time soon.”
“The Ogawa Dorayaki Store alongside Asakusa-dori Avenue. Dorayaki is made from two pancakes or pikelets with red bean paste filling. This little shop was a hold-out, and is now sandwiched between a 13-story office building on all three sides.”
“This shophouse was built in 1918 as a hardware store. At a later point it housed a bar and restaurant but has sat vacant for the past few years.”
“There’s something about living in a constantly evolving city like Tokyo that is very energizing and motivating. There’s always something to see or somewhere to visit. It’s also a very safe and clean place to live, and it is incredibly easy to get around by train with no need for a car. Some of the architects and building designs are among the best in the world. My favorite ones are the weird and unusual homes often built on tiny plots of land in the middle of the city. You have to be very creative to come up with some of the designs, especially when the land itself might be just 50 square meters in size.”
“Café Sakanoshita – a charming place inside a 90-year old renovated kominka house. Closed on Mondays. Unfortunate timing!”
“Tenyasu Tsukudani, a store selling simmered and preserved food since 1838. This shophouse was built in the 1920s. The streets would have once been lined with buildings like this.
This part of Tsukuda has a history going back 400 years, and is where the traditional tsukudani preserved food originated.”
Here is what inspires Zoe: “Being able to continue to connect with all kinds of wonderful people who are also into Japanese architecture, new and old, and who like to explore different neighborhoods. The most unexpected and fun part is seeing sketch artists in other countries create amazing artwork from photos I posted.”
“Tsuruse traditional inn and kaiseki restaurant. Built from Hinoki cypress wood in the 1920s~1930s, but the restaurant has been operating even longer. The outdoor terrace dining deck along Kamo River is the largest of its kind in Japan, seating over 200.”
“The Philosopher’s Path (or walk). A peaceful path alongside the Biwa Canal. The historic canal was completed in 1890 and the 1.8-kilometer long walking trail was completed in 1968 thanks to efforts by local residents. It was named to honor Nishida Kitarō (1870-1945), said to be Japan’s most influential and significant philosopher of the 20th century. He would walk along this path each day on his way to teach at Kyoto University. He later moved to Kamakura, and his home there has been preserved to this day.”
Zoe gives some advice to photographers and artists out there in the world: “It’s okay if you don’t know what you are doing or don’t have a particular goal with what you are currently doing. Do what makes you happy and gives you the most joy creating. Maybe it will lead you somewhere?”
“Tea House ‘Go-an’ by Terunobu Fujimori. Part of the Pavilion Tokyo 2021 / Tokyo Tokyo FESTIVAL being held in connection with the 2020 Olympics. Fujimori is known for his creative and often elevated tea house designs that are far from traditional. This one resembles a ‘yagura’ watchtower with a grass-covered base (the same turf used on race tracks) and burnt cedar walls. The ceiling is decorated with crushed cedar pieces. To enter, you must crawl through a small circular door at the rear and climb a ladder to the tea room upstairs. The tea house is a temporary structure and will be disassembled when the exhibit ends on September 5, 2021. Viewing the interior requires advance bookings.”
“This group of three shophouses in Nihonbashi was listed for sale a little over a month ago for ¥149 million (US$1.35 million), and appears to have already sold, if the removal of all of the online listings is any indication. That means demolition is likely looming.
The terraces date from the 1920s or 1930s and are on Chuo City’s list of early 20th century modern architecture. Sadly being on that list, or having any type of official heritage recognition, doesn’t provide any legal protection to prevent these historic buildings from being demolished. A few from the list have been torn down in recent years, and more will follow. They are a wonderful example of kanban-kenchiku (#看板建築), or billboard style architecture.
The terraces sit on 92 sqm of commercially zoned land, and some suggested redevelopment plans for a 13-story block of 17 units with a potential gross yield of 8% have been provided. That’s a hugely impressive yield and a very low price for land like this. There’s a good reason, too – the land is leasehold. It’s the old, and almost perpetually renewable leasehold type, and the landowner is a major real estate company, so there is some stability with that type of landlord.
The majority of land in Tokyo and across Japan is freehold, but occasionally you might encounter a leasehold property. It’s really important that you fully understand the costs, pros and cons, and legal entitlements and obligations that come with leasehold properties, as they can easily be a source of disputes and troubles for the inexperienced.”
The author tells us more about herself and her journey: “I first moved here about 15 years ago, after growing up in a rural part of Australia. I first got involved in the real estate industry in Japan in 2008 and opened my own real estate brokerage company in 2014. I did not speak any Japanese when I first moved here but studied for a long time after I arrived. You need to be fluent to work in real estate here as all of the sellers and agents will only speak Japanese, and all of the documentation and legal explanations are also in the Japanese language only.”
“The Yasaka Pagoda in Hōkan-ji Temple, Kyoto. First built in 592. It was destroyed in a fire in 1191 that broke out after a dispute between Kiyomizu Temple and Yasaka Shrine and had to be rebuilt. In 1291 it was struck by lightning and rebuilt in 1309. It was lost again to a fire in 1436. The current pagoda dates from 1440, making it 581 years old. The foundation stone for the central pillar of the pagoda is said to be the original one from over 1,400 years ago.”
“Fujiya Ryokan and its ‘kawadoko’ river floor dining set up for the hot summer months. These floating floors first appeared over the Kibune River in the 1910s~1920s and have become a summer tradition ever since. Several restaurants and ryokans along this section of the river set up these tatami dining areas each year.
Fujiya Ryokan has one of the longest histories in the area, having been founded in the 1830s~1840s. ”
“If you do get the chance to visit Japan in the future, don’t be afraid to skip some of the over-touristy areas and explore some of the more local neighborhoods. Instead of Shibuya Crossing, for example, I would go for a wander to try all of the coffee shops around Yoyogi-Koen, a 15-minute walk north, or head a few stations over to Shimokitazawa for some vintage clothing. If you are into old architecture, there is the Edo-Tokyo Open-Air Architectural Museum in Tokyo and the Meiji-mura museum in Nagoya (highly recommended!). Otherwise, you can still see a few old buildings around Tokyo’s former merchant districts like Tsukiji and Nihonbashi.”
“The offices of a prune company near Shibuya Station. Designed by Yuzo Nagata on behalf of Takenaka Corporation and built in 1985. The facade is clad in small granite tiles. Nagata founded his own architectural practice that same year. His works are often statement pieces with detailed tiled facades. Several of his designs are large private residences, including one in Omotesando.”
“The former home of actor Denjiro Okochi, famous for starring in many samurai-themed movies. His two-hectare estate sits on the hillside just above the Arashiyama bamboo path and has sweeping views over Kyoto City. His main residence pictured above is called Daijokaku. It was built by Sukiya-zukuri master Kaichiro Usui and was completed in 1941.
The grounds are open to the public as the Okochi Sanso Garden, with an admission fee of ¥1,000 per person.”
“The Toranomon Osaka-ya Sunaba Soba Restaurant. The current building was completed just before the 1923 Kanto Earthquake, although the restaurant itself has been operating since 1872. It was registered as a Tangible Cultural Property in 2011.”
“The entrance to the Ro-an Teahouse in Shōsei-en Garden. The gate leads to a tea garden and represents the delineation of the serenity of the tea ceremony and the chaos of the world outside. This tea house was rebuilt in 1957. The garden and its structures were destroyed twice by fires, once in 1858 and again in the 1864 riot.”
“The former Mitsui Family Shimogamo Villa. Built in 1925, although part of the home dates from the 1880s, having been detached and relocated here from their other, larger villa near Sanjo Street (since demolished). The European-influenced part of the house was the newer portion built in 1925. Despite the grandeur, this home was built as a rest-stop for when they visited their ancestral shrine nearby. The property was transferred to the national government in 1949, and from 1951 to 2007 it was used as the official residence of the president of the Kyoto Family Court.”
“The merchant house of Nakashima Shokai. Built in 1928. The decorative sheet copper facade is a wonderful example of billboard architecture (kanban-kenchiku).”
“A traditional setting in Tokyo’s Kanda district. An early postwar house now swamped by office buildings. Miraculously the sun is still able to shine down on the narrow laneway.”
“Seikoro Ryokan, Kyoto. Established in 1831 as a traditional inn. The current buildings date from 1901 and 1921.”
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Old Architecture Looks Like In Japan (30 Pics)
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History, although not always correct, is very important to our society. Without it, there would be no traditions to follow today, culture to appreciate, or memories of our ancestors that we can learn so much from. Instagram account Japan Property Central shares a really important part of history—architecture. Their photographers travel around Japan, capturing the
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Art & Book Lover’s Youthful Luxury Home Interior
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Modern art and colorful furniture give this Luxury Home Interior a vibrant, youthful twist. Displayed by ZHBB Vizio, this large apartment has air-open plan residential accommodation with flexible arrangements. Wooden ceilings put a warm cap to mainly white decorations, while black window frames and matching accents give a stark contrast. A panoramic view of the city adds to the excitement of the space through floor-to-ceiling windows. The influx of natural light intensifies the powerful moments of creativity that erupt brightly around each room. In the bedroom, we will discover a custom-made platform bed that has an integrated home workshop and a color-infused indoor bathroom.
The living room is a vast space that is flooded with natural daylight from windows in all directions. A huge living room rug serves as an island on which to float a flexible furniture arrangement of modern sofas, unique chairs and useful console units.
The cityscape paints a living mural around the open and airy home interior. By day the view is a vast concrete metropolis of industry. At night, the city lives with lights and shining possibilities.
The decoration is based on a predominantly white background, which enables the more creative and colorful aspects of the home to shine, much like an art gallery.
Transparent turquoise accent chairs drop a delicious color into the white living room, which is complemented by an amber glass vase on the coffee table.
More colored stops run across the room, prompting the eye to wander and the mind to reflect.
A wood-paneled ceiling crowns the white decorative scheme with a canopy of natural warmth.
Several console units, both large and small make a lot of homes for an extensive book collection.
The consoles themselves carry translucent touches of color throughout the bright apartment.
A modern case chair and a small side table are set up from one of the large windows to form a comfortable and lightweight reading.
An indoor plant brings a burst of natural greenery indoors, while a bed of cacti grows a sculpted window box just outside.
One wall of the living room is dedicated to all the hobbies of the homeowners. The shelves display a collection of cameras, vinyl and more books.
The modern modular sofa is assembled in a multifaceted configuration, with seats aimed at each city view and each artwork on display.
A clear glass coffee table and a blue hue equivalent make for an interesting pairing in the center of the lounge layout.
The translucent aesthetic, which forms a large part of the furniture, is enhanced under the influence of natural sunlight.
The large area rug brings a geometric pattern to the design of the living room, which helps to found the avant-garde layout.
Books line up with every available surface and fill every corner.
The large lounge flows directly into a smaller, narrower formal dining room.
Glass dining table and plastic dining chairs have a light effect on the narrow dining room and allow daylight to pass through them without hindrance.
Unique floating wall shelves adorn the simple white walls of the dining room. The edges of the box shelves are perforated to maintain the lightweight permeable aesthetic.
The opposite wall of the dining room is dedicated to colorful artwork, an effective piece with a youthful theme.
A linear hanging light runs the entire length of the dining table to distribute even lighting at dinners.
Instead of a flower vase or a modern fruit bowl, stacks of books make an inspiring table top that speaks loudly about the homeowner’s personality.
A separate TV room is furnished with a curved tiny sofa design that brings blue to the neutral background.
Two indignantly colorful chairs stand next to the luxurious blue sofa, appearing more like artwork than a place to sit.
A third lounge chair rounds out the TV lounge to complete a sociable arrangement.
Most advanced TV rises from and returns to its floor mount.
In the center of an abstract carpet, a black and white marble coffee table holds an unusual modern chessboard.
A glass floor lamp makes a unique silhouette at one end of the couch.
Stylish speakers side by side with the TV. While the TV lounge is its own contained space, it maintains an open connection with the main lounge to keep the stream open.
An unusual combination of a recreation room and workspace is formed with interesting colorful furniture and bright carpets.
Three translucent orange folding chairs stand back to back on one of the colorful confetti rugs, similar to a contemporary art installation.
Cubist-inspired bookshelf adds blue, green and yellow accents to the multifunctional room.
Next to the window, a telescope aimed at the stars marks another of the homeowners ’hobbies.
A double-sided cabinet provides easy access to a collection of volumes.
The glass desk is placed in front of one of the windows, where the workshop can benefit from natural light and an inspiring view of the moving city. Another translucent turquoise accent chair is combined with the modern desk design to achieve an effective result.
Perspex football table perfectly matches the aesthetics of the home interior.
As we move back into the hallway of the home, light from the windows is missing. This fall becomes a positive, atmospheric feature with the introduction of a moody black ceiling treatment.
A concrete support pillar is artistically enclosed in an amber perspective surround. KAWS Bearbrick statues peek around the pillar of a striking green console unit behind.
A sporadic spotlight falls on illustrative artwork. Light and shadow create a dynamic effect.
Modern track lights can be easily moved and repositioned to highlight different artwork at different times. The tracks are camouflaged against the dark ceiling treatment that resembles the night sky. With large works of art running along the corridor, its narrow proportions go almost unnoticed.
In a music appreciation area, right next to the main hall, a set of stretched shelves are equipped with many headphones.
A chair with an ottoman is positioned close together, to pass the hours in the good company of some favorite tunes.
A unique disc jockey turns the tunes.
Modern wall art adds character to the decor. The music room also has a set of courtyard doors that lead to a balcony with an outdoor dining area.
With the patio doors open to the world, the homeowner and their guests can enjoy the music in the open air while gathered at the outdoor dining table. Perspex outdoor chairs seat up to eight guests.
The chic stone dining table has a large built-in planter at one end, where small palm trees bloom and gently sway in the wind. A frameless glass balustrade around the balcony melts almost entirely out of sight to reveal the spectacular cityscape in its entirety.
The clear chairs have a clean, modern look that allows daylight to pass through. Glass art drops tiny splashes of color into the table of the outdoor dining room.
Part of the corridor is divided from the main residence with clear glass walls to maintain the open feeling and connection between spaces.
Inside the master bedroom, a custom platform bed design is illuminated around its perimeter by a strip of LED light. Upper lighting installation protrudes from the ceiling, engraved with steps of soft lighting.
At the back of the bedroom, away from the window, an indoor bathroom is installed in an open plan.
A modern linear fireplace adds comfortable vibes to the large bedroom with an open flame.
A domestic workspace hides behind the headboard of the bed, where it is integrated into the same structure. A clear perspex ghost chair makes a visibly light addition to the desk. A feather of dried pampas grass makes a textured bloom.
Boxes provide storage at one end of the workspace, while the desktop slides away asymmetrically to a modern lamp on the opposite side. See more unique table lamps.
The bedroom bathtub is raised on a two-level floor, in front of a characteristic wall of colorful glass bricks.
The tinted glass bricks are arranged in tonal combinations like abstract pixel art. A transparent screen very subtly divides the en-suite bathroom from the bedroom entrance.
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Youthful Interiors with Art, Sculpture & Collectibles
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An artistic Youthful Interiors environment promotes inspiration and creativity, joy and wonder. Without art, the human-created world becomes gray and laborious, cold and closed. Art allows us to think about ourselves in new ways and experience what other animals cannot. With such importance, why wait for a trip to the art gallery or museum to feel the positive effects? Let us bring uplifting art into our homes in the form of enchanting paintings, extraordinary sculptures and interesting collections to enrich and transform our daily life. Take these two youthful home interiors for example, where a pepper of colorful art instills fresh charm, lively energy and a sense of childish fun.
In this 270-square-meter Art Center in Xian, China, the living room is dotted with modern art elements that bring subtle decoration to life. A detailed living room chandelier design adds a classic core.
A Keith Haring cushion adds a fun pop of contrasting color to the blue L-shaped sofa.
A sculpture inspired by Mickey Mouse adorns a unique chest next to the sofa. Its shady finish delivers an edgy flicker of pastel to the bright black unit.
An abstract pattern creates movement through the center of the space in the form of a large living room rug. Its blue and white color scheme perfectly complements the blue modern sofa with its clean white edge tube.
The modern coffee table is home to Mikki by Hikari Shimoda. This large and vibrant resin character infuses color and whim that evoke emotions from childhood.
A colorful “J’aime la vie” accent pillow proclaims “I love life”, which was also the title of Sandra Kim’s winning Eurovision Song Contest for Belgium in 1986.
Smaller statuettes in alternative color patterns make a bright group in front of a coordinating, framed Pinocchio print.
Color fades in the kitchens and dining rooms, where it takes on an air of moderate formality. Here, a round dining table is surrounded by simple black upholstered dining chairs, and lighting is tucked away in the ceiling.
The upholstered dining chairs are lightened by a polished extra frame that joins with a set of unique kitchen stools at the back.
Gray and white bright kitchen cabinets build a smooth background that reflects light from the windows of the kitchen and dining room.
Sculptured monochrome vases, a silver decorative tray and a unique candle are collected in a striking decoration of the simple kitchen island. The rest of the kitchen counter is empty and minimalist, with all the appliances hidden downstairs in the closets.
A sleepy beige, gray, and wooden bedroom decor becomes charged with the energy of a bold black-and-white checkered throw and cushion. Clad wall panels make up the headboard, while a wooden soffit provides a practical mount for upper lighting.
A glass wall divides the bedroom from the wardrobe.
The second bedroom holds another soothing beige, gray and wooden palette, which this time is enlivened by a punk flower blanket.
On the night table, a playful inspired Mickey Mouse introduces a translucent pink accent.
The side table completes the animated statuette with a magical iridescent quality.
Built-in storage cabinets build a neat perimeter around the bedroom that matches the aesthetics of equipped units in the living room and bathrooms to achieve a cohesive flow.
Our second example of an art lover’s home is also an appreciation of spectacular designer furniture. The large, modular sofa maintains a neutral presence under a simple white upholstery that allows the smaller pieces in the room to shine.
Black window frames clearly define the edges of the living room’s panoramic view, as a framed painting.
An impulsive blue chair enters next to the sofa, where it is positioned to enjoy the outside view rather than what is on the projector.
A shared media shelf is decorated with a modern planter that paints a Christian black focus.
The dark planter is balanced by a black floor lamp on the opposite side of the sofa layout. Along with a statement red chair, the lamp constitutes a welcome reading area.
Illuminated bookshelves await a library of tomes as it presents itself as a host of prized superhero decor.
A huge structural pillar and two narrow partitions divide the living room from a semi-open plan home office.
In the adjoining dining room, it is a bright red dining table that demands attention.
A minimalist kitchen design fades lightly in the backdrop of the dining room.
White base cabinets run behind a second structural pillar and another narrow section.
A shelf was built between the pillars of the home office, and to provide a prominent place for decoration and to strengthen the separation of space. A handmade vase fills the gap.
Black and white wall art makes a bold welcome statement in the home office.
A modern home office shelf runs to the wall at different lengths in a secondary burst of creative energy.
A unique desk controls the floor.
LED strips brighten the bookshelves.
Right next to the home office, another unique table design serves as a meeting room and formal dining room.
The Star Wars decor is displayed on a custom base shelf that surrounds the kitchen.
A sort of elegant chairs surrounds the table.
Abstract art colors the wall.
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An Eclectic Cocktail Of Classical Decor And Modern Art
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Elegant woodwork and Classical Decor columns form a decorative backdrop for works of contemporary sculpture and unique accent furniture. Designed by Oksana Dolgopiatova, this 261 square meters, two-story apartment belongs to a couple and their two children. The customers were clear in their request to create a comfortable space that reflects their personalities and love for classic elements, industrial style, natural materials and modern art. Mixing different styles, textures and character within one apartment, a personalized and uniquely harmonious home design was created at the top of the 13-storey apartment building. The interior design has been completely rearranged to accommodate the needs of the new homeowners and to maximize the potential of the apartment.
The main living room is a spacious open plan living room, dining room, and kitchen combination. Exposed masonry gives the apartment an industrial essence, while truncated woodwork panels layer an elegant classic style.
The modular sofa layout extends in two directions, serving the dining room as well as the TV lounge. Black and white split cushions add interest to the simple, pale gray sofa upholstery.
The original narrow staircase, which dominated a floor space close to the windows, was relocated to the center of the apartment.
The owners of the apartment chose not to have a corridor that would separate the stairs from the place of residence to achieve a fully assembled layout.
A concrete TV stand completes the industrial atmosphere of the exposed masonry walls.
Modern sculptures contribute strong silhouettes and bold color to the room.
Glass panels share natural light from the living room with a guest bathroom.
Inside the guest bathroom, a fashionable modern racing-shaped vanity mirror is paired with the bathroom sink and contemporary black wash stand. A classic bust and an industrial-inspired concrete planter adorn a set of bathroom shelves.
The dining peninsula branches off from a central kitchen island. Upholstered kitchen stools seat up to eight people.
Focused spotlights highlight a sculpture in the kitchen dining room.
Oak flooring encompasses the entire living space, completing one cohesive look.
An exposed duct pulls the industrial element across the ceiling of the kitchen, while traditional woodwork is spliced with surprising red paint to create a striking statement.
Modern black spots illuminate the length of the kitchen island.
A strip of LED light intensifies the red accent wall.
The solidity of the color-blocked wall counterbalances the complexity of the woodwork.
Wooden window coverings complement the natural wood mold that crowns the perimeter.
The entrance is defined by the living room by a change in floor and cast iron outdoor column design. A unique gray puff matches the concrete slab.
A red stool and a mesmerizing black-and-white checkered side table attract the eye.
Sophisticated wood paneling works to slightly camouflage doors to the adjoining rooms.
Black powder-coated metal railings climb the sides of the wooden staircase.
Above, white stucco forms a light and light landing.
Modern sculpture nests inside the spindles.
Glass panels allow natural light to pass through without hindrance.
A roof lantern brings sunlight flooding down the stairs.
The master bedroom is a grand space with an open plan eneta bathroom. Panoramic windows benefit most from the view from the thirteenth floor of the apartment complex.
Modern artwork adds an abstract color over a monochrome modern upholstered bed. A unique floor lamp puts a luxurious gold accent on the edge of the bed.
On the opposite side of the upholstered bed, a deep, wooden window sill doubles as a liter shelf. Outside the window, a balcony is decorated with potted plants and wooden decks.
The master suite is almost exactly halfway between the sleeping area and the en-suite bathroom. Black, white and gray patterned tiles of a bathroom mark the change in function of the oak wood floor bedroom. An elegant bedroom chair reinforces the separation of zones, along with a floor mirror and a small side table. Mirrored doors lead to the closet.
On the small side table, a sculptural planter brings a high-gloss golden accent. Behind it, a self-contained bathtub glows in the sunlight from the upstairs windows.
Opposite the tub, a clear white bathroom sink contrasts sharply with a concrete vanity table.
Golden wall lamps match the adjacent floor lamp.
Privacy curtains are closed through the glass shower and the WC area.
Herringbone tiles join behind the wall hung toilet and bidet set.
Brass fixtures add warm metallic touches.
The eclectic mix of classical, industrial and artistic elements continues in the home office. An artistic plinth and floor lamp carry decorative elements to the side of a small sofa. The only plant stand is an Hourglass Pot of Ferm Living.
The floor plan illustrates an added washroom on the first floor of the apartment. On the second floor, we can see the generous scale of the master closet, and how the two children’s rooms side by side a children’s bathroom.
Apartment layout before renovation.
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An Eclectic Cocktail Of Classical Decor And Modern Art
Friday, 29 April 2022
Like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. Elegant woodwork and Classical Decor columns form a decorative backdrop for works of contemporary sculpture and unique accent furniture. Designed by Oksana Dolgopiatova, this 261 square meters, two-story apartment belongs to a couple and their two children. The customers were clear
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Brazilian Home Design: Wood Accents & Colorful Art
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Natural wood accents and colorful artwork animate these four Brazilian home designs in Vitória, each expertly illustrated by Felipi Falcão. Open plan accommodations give these modern homes a welcoming, social atmosphere, which is confirmed in large dining rooms that are furnished to accommodate many guests. Conforming furniture is tailored, designed to take full advantage of the generous room dimensions to its greatest purpose. Atmospheric mood lighting softens the light interior decorating patterns and accentuates the warm wood grain elements that add texture and depth. Large windows also light up the interior with natural sunlight, along with beautiful views of Brazil.
Modern wall art adds electric blue current through the living room of our first Brazilian home design. Green discus makes a single fun color conflict on the couch.
In front of the sofa, an Ottoman coffee table is joined with two wooden and glass equivalents to make a long arrangement in the center of the living room. The wood-paneled TV wall is actually a sturdy structural wall that has become a determining factor in deciding the home layout. While the wooden upholstery warms up the light decor of the living room, soft mood lighting evokes an atmospheric, comfortable atmosphere.
Downstairs at the far end of the spacious lounge, large windows create a bright and welcoming seat. Colorful wall art suits the sunny look and brings personality to the neutral decorative palette.
Two modern chairs with ottomans add solid apricot accents to the windows. A small side table and an elegant lamp transform the seat into a functional reading song.
A large rug runs under the living room, stopping at an open plan dining room.
Inside the dining room, another comfortable sofa offers more seating. The wooden dining table is large enough to seat up to eight people.
Chilled wine storage is placed in a corner inside the dining room, bringing drinks close to the table.
Behind the living room’s structural TV wall, a custom-made console table extends its entire length, adding a golden grain of wood to a narrow walkway that is full of natural light. A gallery of bright artwork adds a cheerful touch.
Brazilian modernism, contemporary Italian pieces and urban finishes style our second inspiring home design.
A wooden coffee table is equipped with a tanned Ottoman coffee table to make a toned pair.
The custom-made TV stand presses honey-toned natural lacquer into the modern living room. Wooden tin panels are highlighted under soothing LED brightness.
Punk orange accent chairs compete for attention against brightly colored wall art.
A transparent lounge chair offers considerable seating without blocking the view from the adjoining dining room.
Glass pendant lights are grouped along the length of the large, rectangular dining table that seats up to ten people.
Our third Brazilian home design in Vitória has a beautiful indoor vertical garden that gives a small informal dining room a refreshing appeal.
In the lounge area, a long media unit and an equally long wall shelf encompass the full TV wall. Coffee tables and ottoman are grouped together to accumulate length in the center of the room.
Colorful artwork catches the eye of a rotating console table and a unique, wall-mounted tower bookcase.
The kitchen is small but rich in natural light. A pair of kitchen bar stools set a warm wooden tone against a chic white marble kitchen island.
Modern wall lights gently illuminate the TV wall, and LED ribbons define the perimeter.
Behind the lounge sofa, a round rug is used to clearly fit a social seat. A temperature controlled wine storage unit turns this area into an open plan wine storage room. A swing arm wall lamp provides task light, while LED strips warmly highlight wooden wall shelves.
Modern art adorns the home entrance, over a cushioned bench and wall-mounted entrance table.
Contemporary design meets established modernist design in our fourth Brazilian interior. Appearance art treatments and hand-picked furniture create an inviting aesthetic. Colorful coffee tables brighten up an elegant white marble coffee table.
A slender wooden bench functionally borders the living room area without cutting off the rest of the room.
Wood-paneled walls build a comfortable look.
A high floor lamp acts as a bright visual stop between the living room and the kitchen dining room.
A round pedestal dining table is beautifully complemented by an elegant dining room hanging light that rains golden threads on top. White marble kitchen back contrasts coolly with natural wood base units.
Green accents appear against the golden wooden perimeter in the form of modern art and attention-grabbing chairs.
A small collection of books brings color to the home entrance. A round mirror reflects brighter book spines on the opposite wall.
Finally, our fifth Brazilian home design boasts a large living space that is dotted with large structural pillars.
Blue artwork adds a peaceful nuance to the scheme.
A wooden TV mount completes the wooden herringbone floors.
Indoor plants add height and texture to the layout of the living room.
In the kitchen, a high glass front cabinet dominates the aesthetic, where a collection of clean white dishes crosses the wooden shelves. A wooden and white kitchen island design clearly complements the display case.
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Brazilian Home Design: Wood Accents & Colorful Art
Tuesday, 05 April 2022
Like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. Natural wood accents and colorful artwork animate these four Brazilian home designs in Vitória, each expertly illustrated by Felipi Falcão. Open plan accommodations give these modern homes a welcoming, social atmosphere, which is confirmed in large dining rooms that are furnished
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Luxury Interiors: Stone and Wood Decor
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Smooth decorative elements made of Stone And Wood Decor are made to exude a luxurious look in these two inspiring home designs. To allow these soothing natural materials to come to the forefront, the home designs follow a light and laconic color palette of clear white and warm creamy shades. A wild spice of black and charcoal gray accents will pepper the rooms with small moments of visual weight. Luxurious lounges receive refined and airy arrangements with designer lounge furniture, eye-catching TV walls and high-end dining options. Kitchens are avant-garde, bedrooms are restful refuges of peace and quiet, and bathrooms evoke a spa-like feel.
Wooden panels are spliced with smooth marble slabs to create a fabulous feature wall in the living room of our first luxurious home design. LED light strips are installed along the vertical edge of the slabs to add definition and depth to the striking focus.
In the center of the living room, a white marble coffee table pulls the luxurious stone decoration to the floor. A modern fruit bowl adds a dark visual anchor on the light stone.
Kurbace Pacha chairs, designed by Pierre Paulin for Gubi, softly contrast the hard silhouette of the stone coffee table and the linear modern sofa.
Opposite the contemporary sofa, a stunning white marble TV wall and lath panels make up a textual statement. A stone effect media and atmospheric lighting installation complete the luxurious ensemble.
A second air lounge arrangement is furnished with another luxurious seating. A rectangular coffee table splits into the elegant outline of a canal-tufted sofa design that embraces the living room in a welcoming L-shaped layout.
The marble TV wall in this living room is cut through matching stone display shelves. Latite wood panels build a rich color and deep texture down to the ceiling line.
Elegant white decorative vases and ceramic bowls dot the display shelves and adorn the coffee table.
White stone planters contain indoor plants that bring a friendly burst of greenery to the cool color palette. Linear art provides a simple but beautiful interest to the simple white living room walls.
Three modern dining room lights drop a triple of dark accents into the bright dining room. All-white drapes filter the abundant influx of natural daylight flowing through huge ground-floor windows. The view of the garden expands vaguely behind the veils.
The dining room is arranged in an open plan with the kitchen. A kitchen island serves as a second, more casual dining area.
Inside the home library, custom bookshelves are stacked from floor to ceiling and edge to edge. LED strips illuminate the tomes to aid selection and to provide a cosmetically pleasing function. In front of the bookcases, a modular sofa and a small side table furnish a comfortable reading area.
Two chairs and a side table make up a second seat in the library window.
Elegant wall panels and a low upholstered bed give the bedroom a quiet Japanese-style aesthetic.
A floating vanity table neatly fills a narrow bedroom alcove.
The cozy atmosphere around the home is set by opportune moments of golden light.
As we move into the luxurious bathroom, we find the bathtub raised on a wooden platform in front of the window. Indoor plants grow a fresh medicinal-like feeling.
Black-framed screens form a modern shower area.
In Ternopil, Ukraine, our second home design has a rough stone feature wall around the fireplace.
A round coffee table and round sofa design offset the sharp edges of the stone fireplace chest.
Stone sculpture makes fascinating artwork.
Next to the fireplace, designer lounge chair and a Sampei a floor lamp, designed by Davide Groppi and Enzo Calabrese, makes for a comfortable read.
A black kitchen faucet interrupts its clean white stone surroundings.
A small courtyard moment was formed inside the stairs. The lush greenery seems lively against the clear white stone staircase.
Moving up into the master bedroom, a white rock bulletin board wall dominates the space. A small wooden bedside table sits on either side of a dark charcoal padded bed.
An indoor tree makes a dreamy addition to the bedroom legroom, where a modern white chair and contemporary floor lamp are grouped together with a striking round coffee table.
A floating vanity table is furnished on the opposite side of the bedroom, next to a free-standing bookshelf.
The bathroom is a large space with a built-in toilet.
A modern vanity chair completes the dressing room, which is smoothly integrated into a double washroom.
A shapeless stone bathtub is set up at the garden view. Indoor plants bring a touch of nature into the bathroom.
Satin stainless steel fixtures modernly accessorize the timeless sanitary ware.
A wall-mounted toilet and bidet make the bathroom clear, which preserves the feeling of open space in the room and facilitates cleaning.
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Luxury Interiors: Stone and Wood Decor
Friday, 25 February 2022
Like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. Smooth decorative elements made of Stone And Wood Decor are made to exude a luxurious look in these two inspiring home designs. To allow these soothing natural materials to come to the forefront, the home designs follow a light and laconic
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Luxury Interior for Art Lovers (With Floor Plan)
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Inspired by the homeowner’s love for modern art, this luxurious apartment with a Luxury Interior in Kyiv was shaped like a unique, private art gallery. Displayed by IQOSA Architect, the space is designed to ensure that each art object looks completely organic in its position. Decorative materials and interior design solutions make a smooth interaction with the art, while also building a home unique and striking in itself. Luxurious white marble sculpts impressive walls, a beautiful stone dining island and an enviable indoor bathroom. The furniture is modern and sophisticated. Wooden flooring is fabulously trendy with a bold geometric pattern, while luxurious rugs are overlaid with intricate woven ornaments.
A cover of flat white paint serves as the perfect gallery base for the home of these celebrities. Areas of natural wood tone gently warm the cool and airy aesthetic. A lighter color comes in the form of duck accent cushions on the sofa, and in matching lounge accent chairs.
The modular sofa design designs a two-sided seating arrangement around the luxurious lounge. One side faces a nesting coffee table and a pair of chairs to create a conversational atmosphere. The opposite side of the sofa is located to take in the views of Kyiv city center.
A floating TV stand is mounted on a fabulous marble TV murder decor. The marble panels have a fluted feature that beautifully captures natural light from the living room windows.
An authoritative modern sculpture fills the corner of the living room area, where it overlooks the sofa. In the center of the room, a luxurious living room rug sets a woven tile against a stunning wooden geometric floor treatment.
Square coffee tables stamp a golden sheen into the core of the lightweight decor. Round coffee tables are covered with dotted black additions.
The lounge chair duo back on a smooth white marble kitchen island with an attached dining table.
The dining table stands on a textured marble support.
The textured marble table frame contrasts attractively with a smooth edge table top.
Gray upholstered dining chairs form gently curved silhouettes along with the stricter lines of the kitchen fixture, creating a neat balance.
A statement dining room chandelier makes a sculptural addition above the dining area.
A full-length mirror contains a structural pillar that visually enhances the feeling of open space in the room and reflects natural light.
The table top is an artfully sculpted glass vase and a fruit bowl with a luxurious golden sheen.
A wall of bronze kitchen units subtly overshadows the back of the room.
Double-sided, floor-to-ceiling windows flood the entire apartment with daylight.
An open kitchen shelf contains a light box at the back.
The hallway of the home is shrouded in the visual warmth of natural wood grain, which makes a textured mountain for wall art. Compatible interior doors are hidden inside the panels, and built-in storage cabinets are camouflaged along one whole wall.
A unique marble bench furnishes the atmospheric corridor, where LED light strips shine a soft mood light.
Directional spotlights highlight artwork.
The focused light scheme and muted acoustics of the wood-lined corridor evoke a quiet art gallery feel.
The second lounge area stands isolated from the main open plan living space, creating a comfortable space. A magical light fixture sets a glamorous mood.
The bedroom is very generously proportioned with an open plan in-bathroom design.
Dark gray bedroom rugs perfectly match the upholstered platform bed.
Bronze panels and striking natural stone line a distinctive headboard featuring a wall. Unique bedroom hangers go down like a pair over a liter unit.
A modern vanity table is located next to the bedroom to take advantage of the influx of light.
A plush gray vanity chair coordinates with the luxurious bedroom rug.
The liter units feature different designs and silhouettes to create interest in the bedroom layout.
A large glass table lamp provides reading light.
The deluxe bedroom also has a walk-in closet that is customized with full-height closets.
Gray upholstered bench provides comfortable seating in the center of the elegant space.
The en suite bathroom design is a pure cocoon of white marble slabs.
A standing bathtub takes the spot in the center of the raised platform floor.
Fluted glass doors seal the shower and toilet.
Vertical towels draw dark contrasting accents along the white bathroom walls.
An unobstructed bench stand stands near the edge of the bathroom platform, making it convenient to set up the bath while on the road to pick out the day suit from the closet.
At the back of the en-suite bathroom, a double sink vanity unit floats lighting across the front of two full-length vanity mirrors.
Recessed spotlights even distribute light from the white marble ceiling.
Backlight mirrors provide focused task lighting at the bathroom vanity area.
Inside the closet, the streamlined white marble decor continues perfectly. A hanging toilet leaves the limited floor space free.
Next to the toilet, the shower room is spacious and bright. Ceiling-mounted rainfall makes for a luxurious addition.
On the first floor, we see how the second living room was originally intended as a twin room. We can also see that guest bathrooms is located right next to the home entrance, and can fully observe the generous scale of the master entrance.
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Luxury Interior for Art Lovers (With Floor Plan)
Wednesday, 16 February 2022
Like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. Inspired by the homeowner’s love for modern art, this luxurious apartment with a Luxury Interior in Kyiv was shaped like a unique, private art gallery. Displayed by IQOSA Architect, the space is designed to ensure that each art object looks completely
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Breathing In Nature & Peace With Scandinavian decoration
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Bohemian infusions to Scandinavian decoration mean more colors, more woven elements and more intricate patterns. Decorations and accessories take on a more natural aesthetic, with hints of world travel. In these four Scandi-Boho home interiors, the fusion of interior themes makes light and airy living spaces that communicate a connection with nature through indoor plants and a natural material palette. A sense of peace results from the natural vibrations, which are enhanced by earthy accents, handmade objects of interest and easy, windy arrangements. We will round off with a slightly brighter consideration of the aesthetics, where vibrant turquoises shake a quiet setting of white and wood tone.
A gallery wall of botanical art and an intricate pattern introduce boho vibes into our first outstanding home design. Skandi-style dove gray living room sofa makes a gentle accompaniment to the display of natural tones.
Down in front of the sofa, a geometrically designed rug stretches in shades of deep blue and shade. A small puff continues the blue accent shade in its boho padding.
A round lounge chair and a mature indoor plant pair to form a typical boho reading night ensemble, but a clever simple upholstery and a simple accent cushion bring back the simple Scandi vibes.
Outside the elegant little home, a deck is being built to extend the living space. A set of small outdoor chairs are turned out to the abundant green view.
The wooden deck splits into smaller wooden “steps” at one end that form a path through the landscape.
Inside the bedroom, a Scandi wooden platform bed is dressed in deep shades of orange and shade in a boho print. Dark shady scattered cushions are layered at the head of the bed, under a picture frame filled with dreamy botanical art. A simple round mirror adorns the adjoining wall next to the window.
Wooden bedside tables are equipped with elegant leather-looking handles. A sweet-smelling candy cane and a slender glass vase filled with dried flowers make tranquil decorations.
Within the clear white marble bathroom scheme, a wood-framed bathroom mirror and rustic wooden vanity make warming contributions. Shiny gold fixtures add a luxurious element.
Located in Barcelona, Spain, our second Scandi-Boho home tour begins in a lighted hall. A tasseled living room rug lies boho vibes under a Scandi lounge chair and a tripod floor lamp.
The Scandinavian style chair design features an element of cord wrapped around the frame that nods to the boho aesthetic.
Bottle-green split cushions add punk accents to the neutral beige chairs. The cushions connect with indoor plants that are scattered around the interior and the view of balcony plants that can be enjoyed through large windows.
A concrete planter was built on the covered balcony to house a bunch of flowering greenery.
Two woven chairs and a small round coffee table make up a nice lounge where the homeowners can drink together or read quietly in solitude.
An intricate black metal base gives the round coffee table a unique look. The table top is just the perfect size for a carafe and a pair of glass glasses.
The small kitchen is hidden behind wooden folding doors, which keeps the look of the open plan living room clean and clear when cooking doesn’t move.
A secret door leads to the bathroom.
Inside the bathroom, hanging planters create a wash of greenery over bright white cabinets.
A minimalist extra faucet fills the luxurious stone sink.
High-gloss white tiles run from the living room into the bedroom, where they create a clean, minimalist base for a comfortable upholstered bed. White wall panels complete the simplicity of the tiles and camouflage the door into the entryway closet.
The closet is a narrow but well-equipped space with ample storage.
Our third home design is a project in Colwyn Bay, Wales. Mid-century modern inspired Scandi side embraces the width of the living room, where fluffy imitation leather lounge chairs seem irresistible.
The bedroom is small but well arranged. A flat-textured bedroom rug holds together a pair of Scandinavian stools at the end of the bed. Rotating hanging light shades expand the symmetrical arrangement on each side of the bed.
The bathroom contains sharp black accents in the form of a linear modern bathroom, black toilet appliances and a black shower.
On our final Scandi-Boho home tour, bright turquoise accents rock a primarily neutral decorative palette. A large rug lays a simple pale gray base for the layout of the living room.
A round wooden coffee table offers a generously large place for drinks and light snacks during entertainment.
A decorative tray shows fluted glassware on the table.
The turquoise upholstered lounge chair forms the heroic piece for the lounge layout that inspires turquoise scattered cushions on the sofa.
The TV is mounted on a rotating bar to offer the ultimate viewing angle of various seating options.
On the opposite side of a wooden lath screen, a home gym is tastefully decorated with a chevron-effect wooden buffet and a painted arched wall feature.
A large indoor plant provides a visual buffer between the home gym and the home entrance.
Virgin white dining rooms are interspersed with heated wooden inserts where simple white dishes are stored and displayed. A barn door leads directly into the kitchen.
Base cabinets and knives put natural wood elements into the kitchen, while a green backsplash smooths into a soothing green accent color, and monochrome tiles spread a bold pattern.
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Monday, 22 November 2021
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Modern Interiors: Classical Art & Sculpture as Centerstage
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Classical art and sculpture steal a central stage in these three modern home interiors, adding time to overcome attraction and intrigue. The art pieces absorb a character into their modern surroundings, build a culture and create a secular, sophisticated air. One of our home tours combines these classic art pieces with a colorful eclectic setting in Manhattan, where huge and luxurious rooms are full of decadence. Our second home tour takes place under dramatic arches that frame a gathering of modern furniture, contemporary lighting and traditional mural painting. Finally, the third home design we will tour will lead us to the future, where classic art will become the backdrop for a striking futuristic kitchen design and unique geometric furniture and accessories.
The first of our two home trips is an apartment in Manhattan with a high-end eclectic atmosphere. Four-meter-high wooden ceilings tower over a luxurious living room, filled with bold colors, dark wooden floors, and a tinge of neoclassicism.
The large hall is divided into two separate hall areas. Behind the room, an L-shaped sectional sofa arrangement, two striking upholstered lounge chairs and a low-profile bench chair make up a social, conversational arrangement. A powerful, muscular bust guards the seat, while a floral mural gives a delicate balance.
A large regional rug joins the living room furniture on a neutral pale gray island. Chartreuse scatters cushions on the couch playfully clashing with the dark pink lounge chairs.
A modern floor lamp creates a brightly lit reading area at one end of the sofa.
Other artwork in the room has a face theme with splashes of vibrant color.
An enviable home workshop in front of a spectacular city view provides an inspiring environment. The desk itself stands like a sculpture on strikingly contoured legs.
The classically inspired artwork comes with a provocative twist that gives the dilapidated room sensual energy.
In the second lounge area, yellow ottomans inspire a color from the flames of the modern fireplace, while teal upholstered sofas cool the room palette.
A leopard is spotted at the end of a drastically dark corridor.
In the luxurious dining room, a large marble dining table comfortably serves eight dinners. The chic, curved dining chairs are the Platner armchair designed by Warren Platner for Knoll.
Two exquisite dining room chandeliers drip with light-catching crystals over the table. Classic busts adorn each side of the edge-to-edge window.
One entire wall of the dining room is dedicated to storing and serving wine.
Wine glasses are hung along the length of the bar to ensure that one is never without a clean bar.
A massive mural depicts a deep gallery of classical sculpture.
Traditional ceiling roses frame the lustrous mountains, while modern perimeter light shines around the edge of tiered crown fusion.
In the main room, an upholstered bed continues the kerk accent of the living room. Next to the fireplace, baroque-inspired wallpapered panels communicate the dark pink element of the decorative palette.
A brass pendant light hangs a taste of Secession over the bedroom lounge, which also tastes the four armchairs below. Two side tables fall into a shake of bold purple.
The large glass cabinet builds extra depth in the bedroom.
A bedroom rug joins the two ottomans and bedside tables along with the bed, to clearly differentiate the bedroom from the bedroom living room.
Sculpture beautifies the footpath that surrounds into the master bath.
A full-size statue of Venus de Milo stands next to the bathtub.
An artistic rug creates a colorful core in the room.
Arches frame a meeting of modern furniture and traditional mural painting in our second art enriched home design. In the living room, modular sofas create a border of comfort under an arch that encompasses the entire space.
The warm combination of yellow tones within the wall art inspires the modern furniture upholstery.
One jewel serves the living room, while three make a very full statement over the dining table.
Equal globe table lamps add task lighting next to the sofa.
The oval dining table completes the spherical lights and the arches in the architecture.
Round-back dining chairs maintain the elegant round aesthetic.
Divine linens grace the walls of the living room’s combined dining room.
Finally we move on to a futuristic home interior, where classic artwork juxtaposes hard geometric furniture lines.
A classic murmur painting of cherubs brings an explosion of glorious color into a beautiful little reading corner next to the futuristic kitchen, creating an imaginary escape.
Geometric home accessories adorn the kitchen roof.
Copper trims to warm the cool kitchen palette, where they attractively frame backlit glass cabinets full of decorative vases.
Chiseled kitchen bar stools adhere to a network of geometric patterns in the futuristic kitchen design. The geometric motifs and silhouettes are counterbalanced by the fluid lines of sculptural artwork.
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Saturday, 25 September 2021
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Light & Luxurious White Interior With Mirror & Marble Accents
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The apartment project “Stoned In Love” is a light and luxurious white interior accompanied by a mirror, metal and smooth marble accents. Displayed by Live In Design, the 87.3 square meter space in Bucharest, Romania, is a luxurious apartment full of exquisite decorative pieces and striking modern line artwork. Champagne gold finishes add just a hint of warmth to icy white backgrounds, while whispers of paler gray introduce a subtle hue. Luxurious bathroom design enters the realm of color under a fabulous pink tinted statement wall where the sweetness contrasts with heavy black elements. Find the complete floor plan included at the end of the home tour.
Three inverted arches form a distinctive modern chandelier over the white hall, adding a glitter of champagne gold.
A projecting table lamp adds an atmospheric embellishment to the TV wall, highlighting a wall of fluted plasterwork.
A mirrored strip crosses the ceiling plane, elegantly reflecting and doubling the beautiful hanging light.
Framed modern linear art is supported in layers by the television wall, adding a refined cultural element.
The artwork is gracefully raised on a marble plinth that forms a connecting piece with the contemporary linear TV.
A slit was cut into the textured plaster panel to seamlessly accommodate the floating TV.
A monolithic marble slab forms a bright square coffee table in the center of the luxurious lounge space.
The sharp marble coffee tables lie softly on a subtly trimmed carpet design. Smoky gray scattering cushions add tonal accents to the lightweight L-shaped sofa.
A ribbed glass door partially hides the contents of a well-stocked bar cabinet at the back of the room, revealing only a tempting glimpse.
Here, we can see how the thin mirror ceiling panel forms a full arch around the living room, with vertical panels reflecting the room on either side.
A tailored display shelf was created around the door of the living room. LED shelf lights show interesting design objects and a modest book collection.
A chic white sofa table creates a simplified visual separation between the living room area and an open sidewalk into the bedroom.
Concentric panel molding adds large-scale interest to simple white walls, along with a nuance of neoclassical elegance.
The ribbed face of the sofa table connects a text link with the fluted plasterboard TV wall, and with the glass bars on the opposite wall.
The living room stands open to a luxurious kitchen space, where the kitchen island merges with a beautiful surface with a dining table. Champagne gold modern dining chairs are woven with a pompous white covered backrest.
Champagne glow drips down a luxurious kitchen extractor, where a clean white hob is centered on the kitchen island roof.
A proper champagne glow flashes across the face from a wine glass storage shelf above the kitchen sink.
Slatted ceiling panels bring the ribbed texture theme to the kitchen dining space, while a stunning back splash pulls off the marble element.
In the bedroom, an upholstered bed, a large area rug and thick sheets create a peacefully quiet atmosphere.
A unique taut polar floor lamp replaces one of the bedside units.
A thin frameless mirror doubles the effect of the attractive slim tiny lamp and its brightness.
The delicate gold tension rods of the floor lamp are complemented by multiple gold support rods under a custom-made desk.
Panel molding puts decorative frames around the luxurious white bedroom.
A Houndstooth upholstered bedroom chair is paired with an art display where a unique self-illuminated marble plinth displays a classic bust.
A trio of full-length mirrors reflect a piece of interesting wall art. Two of the racetrack-shaped mirrors also serve as gateways for the bedroom’s walk-in closet / dressing room. Slatt ceiling panel marks the change of zone.
The linear art forms a focus when entering the bedroom, and is comfortably lit by a low hanging bedside lamp.
The bedroom jewel also illuminates a small gold side table.
The champagne gold finish of the modern jewel and tubular glass fixtures coordinate with the floor lamp on the opposite side of the bedside table, without being traditionally mirrored.
Houndstooth upholstery creates a common theme between the vanity stool and the bedroom chair.
A winged bed sheet, a soft gray blanket and a silver gray woolen bed create a comfortable aesthetic.
Large areas of white marble with thundering gray veins encapsulate the bathroom.
A contrasting black marble side table is included in the impressive shower, to hold fresh white sheets. Beautiful gold trim delicately touches the edge of the shower screen.
A captivating pink feature wall draws the eye to the vain area, where a completely black marble base supports a unique pedestal sink.
Gold tension bars approach mini-shelves to the basin, to hold essential toiletries and an aromatic cane diffuser.
A black toilet balances the dark volume belonging to the pedestal basin project.
The apartment floor plan generously shows a large dressing room measuring 9.3 square meters, located immediately at the entrance corridor. We can also see where the trio of mirrors in the master bedroom give entrance to a private dressing room, lined with closets and makeup vanity.
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Light & Luxurious White Interior With Mirror & Marble Accents
Friday, 24 September 2021
Do you like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. The apartment project “Stoned In Love” is a light and luxurious white interior accompanied by a mirror, metal and smooth marble accents. Displayed by Live In Design, the 87.3 square meter space in Bucharest, Romania, is a luxurious apartment
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The Relaxing Quality Of Rounded Shapes In Interiors
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The rectilinear shape has dominated our modern homes for a long time, but it is curved shapes that more closely mimic our natural environment. Curved lines smooth our surroundings and calm our souls just as Mother Nature intended, so how can we embody this main theme into a modern interior space? These two contemporary home projects embrace and fuse curves into highly polished settings where a clear minimalist design reigns supreme. Pure linearity is always present, but the softness of round furniture silhouettes and racetrack decorative elements brings a consoling balance to every plan. Here we will explore the inspiration for the rounded shape in luxurious lounges, peaceful bedrooms and chic modern bathrooms.
A round ottoman offsets the square sections of a modern sofa, where reddish pink accents add a touch of subtly sweet color.
Natural carpet matches the texture of the sectional sofa and sets up a simple base for the structured upholstery of the sofa.
The sofa layout is framed in a two-sided design that allows the homeowner to choose a location overlooking the living space or outside the window to the view.
The modular sofa can be rearranged according to the occasion, a new room rearrangement or the whim of the homeowners. Square ottoman sections can be used as side seats or moved to the front to create comfortable lounges.
A tall indoor plant adds height through the low pitched sofa layout, as does a fresh burst of rich emerald green.
A stone fireplace strongly emphasizes the wall TV, creating some needed depth against the flat gray paint.
Happy gray sheets frame the large windows of the living room, inspired by the darker shade in the sofa pattern.
The kitchen design has an elegant island with a dining table extension. A deep stone counter clearly separates the preparation area in addition to the dining area.
An induction hob with an integrated extractor fan is placed on the stone work table of the kitchen island. A modern fruit bowl provides simple decoration.
Three unique dining room pendant lights make a spectacular display over the central dining island, hanging large drops of soft light along its length. An L-shaped kitchen installation occupies a corner at the end of the island, where a dark gray stone back spout connects with the surface of the island.
The unusual chairs bring a warm orange bell to the dining room to elevate the predominant gray color.
An open shelf shows an attractive display of crockery and glassware in the L-shaped kitchen.
The open kitchen shelf is also well positioned to easily get clean dishes from the adjacent sink.
In the master, a cluster of rounded bedroom pendant lights form a sculptural screen over a linear bedside unit.
A stinging orange bedside table brings a round silhouette to the other side of the upholstered bed.
A full-length mirror is perfectly aligned with the top of the door frame to achieve a streamlined aesthetic.
The bedroom rug gently blends in with the floor tone to create a peaceful, natural palette.
Built-in wardrobes smoothly crack into an alcove at the foot of the bed.
The bathroom also serves as a laundry room.
A hippodrome shaped like a bathroom mirror brings curves to the bathroom to counteract a strictly linear bathroom vanity.
A mood light shines from behind the wall mirror and from a perimeter light above the bathtub.
The soft lighting creates atmospheric shadows around the room.
Floor plan.
Displayed by Ivan Petechel and Kut Victor, our second curved home design is a bright and welcoming space. A curved sofa surrounds a round rectangular coffee table in the living room, while a running dining table curves the furniture behind.
The living room combo is decorated with a focus on the TV wall, where dark wood panels attract attention in the scheme of a white room.
The curved dining chairs are the A new chair by Marija Ružić Vukmanić & Ruđer Novak-Mikulić for Craftsman.
We return to linearity in the kitchen area, where a sharp edge kitchen island is decorated with fashionable wooden lath panels.
A tailored upholstered design is padded into a curved look in the master bedroom, while one end of a sofa sharpens the look at the other end.
Unique bedroom pendant lights echo the outline of the round bedside tables. Spherical glass vases add elegant decoration.
Dark wood grain closets flank the wooden cap of a bedroom TV, creating one solid focal wall.
A combination of white marble and a white image encloses the soothing bathroom. An independent bathtub inserts curves into the layout. A contrasting rustic wooden stool keeps soap dispensers close by.
A crack of tinted glass marks the entrance shower.
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The Relaxing Quality Of Rounded Shapes In Interiors
Thursday, 23 September 2021
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The Peaceful Joy Of The Japandi Aesthetic
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The peaceful joy of Japanese aesthetics shapes these three modern home interiors, forming cohesive living spaces, bedrooms and bathrooms. The combination of Scandinavian and Japanese decorative elements evokes a welcoming atmosphere that springs from warm neutral and natural materials. Practical arrangements are designed to serve and enhance daily life at home, ensuring easy operation and general tranquility. We will visit one family home full of natural light and soothing wood tones that also inspires a compact shared nursery. Later we arrive at a luxurious studio apartment of a couple with a quiet fusion of international and Japanese styles. Lastly, we will end up with a simple and elegant home with comfortable layers for quiet access.
Sunlight fills a double-level living room in our first Japandi-style home, creating a sense of positivity and well-being. The wooden platform base of a Japanese sofa perfectly matches the raised floor section to build one elegant line. Chabudai table and Zabuton floor cushions occupy the high position, with an elegant bookshelf providing an attractive and useful background.
The brown leather sofa warmly blends in with an abundance of natural wood elements in the room. White walls and bold black accents separate the wood tone into a fresh Scandi-style check.
A modern coffee table puts a geometric silhouette over a striped rug design. The strips complement a spidery media unit and a wooden spidery circular motif that adorns a cabinet with an elegant Japanese feel.
The open layout living room flows into the kitchen and dining room.
White and wooden cabinets make up the L-shaped kitchen layout. The two-tone design visually separates most of the kitchen into lightweight floating volumes.
A change in floor covering defines the home entrance from the rest of the open concept. Striking black and white tiles lay drawn under a wooden lath entrance bench and a welcome mat “Home Sweet Home”.
Backlit bookshelves add atmospheric mood light to the home entrance.
The dining table is a built-in design that incorporates a large planter, bringing greens to the indoors. The dining chairs are the Armchair designed by Pierre Jeanneret.
Small dining stools provide the opposite side of the table to allow clear access to the oven housing.
The common nursery is a compact space maximized with custom furniture. The cots share a platform with toy storage underneath. Cabinets slam on the raised bedside table, where they tie with a sweet pink decorative palette.
A collaborative workspace for children completes the opposite side of the room. See more great ideas on shared children’s rooms here.
A pin wall provides an adjustable shelf above the children’s cabinet for light decorative pieces, while a large bookcase on the adjacent wall weighs heavily.
In the master wardrobe, the vain table is positioned to look through a wooden country wall into the bedroom.
Lighting the closet adds a soft mood light to the soothing white bedroom plan.
Floor plan.
Our second apartment is a 130 square meter detached house in Kyiv, Ukraine. The JP Residence was designed for a childless couple who wanted a quiet and comfortable fusion between international design and Japan’s unique aesthetic. In the living room, a long rectangular coffee table stretches in front of a sofa by Belle Reeve of De La Espada.
A platform bed is screened from the lounge area with a clean white door. Glass panels wall from the entrance.
Pandul’s bright aluminum Tip Top light illuminates each side of the bed.
The home library has a custom ceiling bookshelf, designed by Men Bureau, which is constructed of wooden poles and marble planes that fit together without screws or bolts. Benchmark’s Muse Sofa extends its clean line into a side table at one end. The swinging arm lamp above it is Marset’s Gingerlight.
TwentyTwentyone’s hanging light Hotaru Buoy communicates the homeowner’s love for traditional Japanese paper lanterns.
The hanging light from the dining room is the hanging lamp Lámina by Santa & Cole. Arch chairs, designed by South Korean studio Finder, even echo the round lines of light.
Cherry wood, boticcina marble and stainless steel fittings make up the kitchen.
The main purpose of the renovation was to open the layout to natural light from all sides, while maximizing living space. Glass walls have automated shades for privacy.
The home workspace is furnished with Kettal’s wooden Riva Table. Roll & Hill’s woody Infinite Direct light is hung above the desk, while iconic Roy Layer by Viabizzuno provides a focused task light.
The same materials are used throughout the house for a consistent result.
Gray walls accentuate the powder room, and create a contrast for a white marble vain unit.
An independent PB bathtub occupies the other side of the room. Mixers are from Piet Boon for COCOON. Stool Tabouret Berger, designed by Charlotte Perriand for Cassina, holds toilets close at hand. The towel warmer is from Vola.
Perspective drawing.
Studio floor plan.
Simple and elegant, our final home project builds warmth with neutral colors and natural materials.
The TV easel runs through a dark accent through the bright living room, and adds bas-relief decoration.
Various cushions separate style comfortable blend sofa.
More cushions and launchers heat up a long window seat – a perfect place to enjoy a book in the sunlight.
Minimalist handle-free cabinets color one wall kitchen with a soothing sage-green finish.
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Tuesday, 21 September 2021
Do you like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. The peaceful joy of Japanese aesthetics shapes these three modern home interiors, forming cohesive living spaces, bedrooms and bathrooms. The combination of Scandinavian and Japanese decorative elements evokes a welcoming atmosphere that springs from warm neutral and natural materials.
Unique & Colourful Interiors For Creative Home Owners
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While the soothing serenity of neutral decor has its place and peaceful function, it is also a time for color, personality and the unexpected. Today we take a look at three amazingly unique and colorful home interiors that communicate strange creativity and delightful fun. Our first prominent home interior is a vibrant purple ibiza cushion with futuristic curves and fashionable terrace decorative elements. We are moving alongside Russia, where an interesting interior decoration scheme includes the rainbow in a small studio layout. Finally we climb to new heights of color embodiment in a home with a tailored red spiral staircase and green courtyard, and a host of modern furniture compatible.
Located in Ibiza, Spain, this unique and colorful home design measures 300 square meters. Inspired by the extraterrestrial landscapes of Lanzarote combined with the naturally bright colors of Ibiza, a bright futuristic interior was created. Lilac walls, a purple sofa and a matching ottoman give the space a vibrant basic color, while bright blue accents and a bold earthy plot enrich the scheme.
Wood was omitted from the project to conserve nature. Instead, shiny perspective and metals form the accents. A small side table threads an extra accent through the sectional sofa layout, where it reflects the purple upholstery.
Large windows and edge doors connect the interior with the beauty of the island. The concept for this home design was considered a future where man and nature coexist harmoniously. The result is a habitat that feels like it could be located on another planet.
Tailored furniture was designed to emphasize the futurism of the interior, much of it on a colorful terrace.
Money green upholstered dining chairs inspire color from the green patches on the terrace. A circular window cuts an opening from the terrace, where a perforated canopy filters the sunshine.
Two orb pendant lights complete the round window and the smooth contours of the terrace dining table.
Terrazzo pattern colors a row of rounded kitchen units at the back of the living room. A ribbed kitchen island holds a contrasting clean white finish and a striking purple roof.
Ribbed purple paneling provides a textured background for the arched kitchen cabinets. See more inspiration for using arches in interiors.
A color-coordinated purple sink and kitchen faucet merge with the bright workplace.
In the purple corridor, an arid courtyard darkens in the sunlight that pours through a round roof window above it.
Terazzo tiles fill the shower, behind a blue tinted shower screen.
Man-made cactus stands to catch discarded clothing or fresh cloth.
Purple panels cover a bathroom wall and disguise the door.
This 52.02 square meter studio is located in Korolev, Russia.
A rainbow of accent colors works to zoning different areas around the small home. A pink kitchen island floats all alone in the center of the space, while a purple gradient frames the kitchen towers.
The tufted sofa sets an earthy beige moment among the myriad colored accent pieces.
The bedroom area of the studio apartment is revealed behind a sliding bright orange screen. The interior of the bedroom is an unsaturated decorative pattern only gray and white. The purple kitchen cabinets continue down the hallway of the home, where they create a bright first impression at the front door. Textured area rugs match a comfortable color throughout the living room floor.
A console table reflects both the pink color and the curves of the kitchen island at the back of the room. Colorful decorative vases adorn the top of the floating console unit, along with a collection of design books and interesting art prints.
Mirror and hammered steel panels reflect the colors of the room, and reflect natural light deep into the space.
The simple white dining room hangs lighted threads across a cool concrete ceiling that serves to counterbalance the multicolored furniture. Indoor plants grow a burst of greenery around the dining room and across the metal-covered window sill.
Black and white quartz stripes across the pink kitchen island.
A black kitchen tap darkly accentuates the black vein.
Atmospheric light shines in the home entrance.
Lively artwork enlivens the home.
Our ultimate unique home interior has a tailored staircase project born out of the client’s desire for a staircase with light visibility, and the designer’s vision of a core sculpture for the house.
The staircase design forms a modular wave of red steps over a small green courtyard.
The spiral staircase and complete stepped patio design inspire an interior of contrasting red and green furniture and décor.
The contemporary parametric spiral winds through various levels of the house, leading with it the bright red accent color.
The bold color story gives the home a unique identity.
Red and green artwork repeats the color and profile of the Harmony Stairs.
Pure white walls and a bright wooden tone give the lighter elements space to breathe and command.
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Unique & Colourful Interiors For Creative Home Owners
Friday, 27 August 2021
Do you like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. While the soothing serenity of neutral decor has its place and peaceful function, it is also a time for color, personality and the unexpected. Today we take a look at three amazingly unique and colorful home interiors that communicate
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Light Family Home Interior With Chic Open Plan Living Space
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Chic and sophisticated in its sheer modernity, this untouched home project puts family life through a serene filter. Designed by Darya Maiorova, this family home interior has soft upholstery and rugs that are boldly lightweight to lift open living space. Black accents are used to add depth and brightness to the neutral environment, across a declarative kitchen back splash and a black accent window reveals. The children’s bedrooms themselves are light, crisp and elegant, with tailored children’s desk projects and decorative shelf walls. The parent room is a place for a quiet recovery of the children, with its own quiet workplace. Bathroom inspiration comes with contemporary vanities and boldly contrasting black fixtures.
Reuleaux triangular nest coffee tables overlap in the center of the peaceful, lightweight modern living room, adding a moment of smooth wood tone.
Two open modular sofas form a connected free-flowing arrangement. Dark accent cushions dot its lightweight padding.
On the other side of the large area rug, a modern TV stand is flanked by windows on either side. Pale sheets contrast with black painted window coverings and color coordinated radiators.
Two freshly white lounge chairs form a third wall of seats, along with two dark contrasting side tables.
A small tree was introduced behind the lounge area to contain a touch of nature, a splash of invigorating greenery and an element of elegant height.
The kitchen and dining room are developed behind the open concept. Wooden effect panels enclose a beautifully curved feature wall at the end of the kitchen runway that eoesas a curved microcement wall at the opposite side of the walkway.
The small side table at this end of the living room has a round silhouette to complete the curved walls.
A black back shoe and roof cut through the wooden effect kitchen, interrupting the soft, warm aesthetic with a dramatic sweep of deep shade.
A round pedestal dining table uses the black accent theme, and launches a fashionable ribbed texture. Four modern white dining chairs surround the black dining table with moments of light soothing. Decorative bowls arrange an elegant table centerpiece.
The kitchen “rear spout” is actually a set of shallow smoky glass front cabinets that reveal softly lit glimpses of cutlery, coffee cups, and kitchen appliances. The surrounding wooden cabinets extend to the ceiling line to capitalize on vertical space and build a clean, streamlined finish.
Modern linear wall lights give a warm glow on both sides of the bedside table, where integrated switches and sockets are inserted directly into the cushioned upholstery.
Contemporary bedspreads contain curves in the scheme.
A large indoor plant is included here as well in the bedroom, fostering a sense of serenity in this adult shelter away from the household children.
The black window reveals that treatment is repeated here, giving the light bedroom more depth and interest. Clean veils in the wind frame the large windows.
A third line wall light illuminates a bedroom workspace.
The tailored desk project is expertly shaped to follow the inner curve of the wall.
A restless modern desk chair accompanies the unique floating desk.
Next to the bed, a door leads to a proportionate closet. Thin LED strips highlight the edges of a smart closet system that is stacked with shelves, clothes and built-in chests of drawers.
In the minimalist master bathroom, a unique bathroom sink crosses a custom cut floor-to-ceiling mirror. A black bathroom faucet protrudes from the glass.
A small rustic stool adds a natural touch to the shower.
A fieldless shower screen leaves the bathroom window completely unobstructed.
The common nursery gets a child-friendly twist with a cool space-themed wall. A single channel tufted headboard connects twin beds together under a black track light.
A light bedroom rug ties the beds together at the foot.
Interlocking, frameless interior doors extend all the way to the ceiling line throughout the home.
Decorative wall shelves paint a modern pattern across the window wall.
Twin closets line the side of a child’s study, where more storage is revealed behind sliding wooden doors.
Black paint around the bedroom window points to a small, comfortable window seat above the radiator.
The second children’s space in this home is a single bedroom with a soft colored touch. A cushioned wall panel extends the children’s upholstered bed across the length of the room, creating a comfortable backing.
Two square ottomans provide occasional seats for friends or siblings.
A small wall lamp shines a focused reading light over the cushions.
The children’s desk design in this room serves as a double duty as a bedside unit. An icy blue finish accentuates its attractive round drawer.
The pale blue accent is repeated in a floating storage unit on the adjacent wall, and through a series of decorative pin shelves.
Children’s wall art extends the blue palette.
The family bathroom is oriented to fraternal harmony with a double sink. Wicker washbasin baskets are hidden underneath.
Wooden panels hide the toilet cistern.
Microcement neatly encloses the adapted bathtub, fusing it with the coordinating walls.
Black bathroom weapons stand out darkly against the pale wall therapy.
Wooden panels frame the end of the corridor.
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Saturday, 21 August 2021
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Compact And Functional Homes Under 45 Sqm With Floor Plans
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Small home interiors present both practical and stylistic challenges, but these two compact and functional interior projects have skillfully mastered their limited area. Each measuring a little less than 45 square meters, these two exceptionally small apartments have glass walls that expand the feeling of space and light to withstand strict dimensions. Chic modern decor features coherent color palettes that encourage a sense of peace and order. Each apartment design also manages to squeeze a dedicated laundry room inside a small bathroom, leaving no modern amenities accomplished. We’ve included the floor plans at the end of each tour to give you less space inspiration.
Measuring 42 square meters, this apartment interior was designed for a young couple of computer scientists. All living spaces are joined together in a small open layout where green decorative accents create a new coherence.
Fluted glass doors discard the bedroom, allowing for the sharing of natural light between the two spaces.
Along the window wall, the radiator was decoratively boxed with built-in bookcases along both sides. The wide window sill makes it an ideal home for indoor plants.
Slat panels end the sides of the kitchen units, creating a smart transition space around the home entrance. A combined lattice panel was applied behind a wall mounted shoe storage to round out the contemporary aesthetic.
Gray board provides valuable storage under the TV.
The L-shaped kitchen installation extends to the ceiling to take advantage of the vertical wall space of the room. Glass-turned kitchen cabinets maintain an open aesthetic around the ceiling line, making it impossible for the small room to feel closed.
The backsplash tiles have an interesting three-dimensional design that captures the light and creates a perception of added depth.
A wooden roof and top cut a light gap between the dark gray and green kitchen elements. White crockery contributes additional moments of light relief.
A gray entrance chair illuminates the black forecourt, where another glass doorway leads into a closet.
Clothes are organized in a neat closet system of tower shelves, rails and glass drawers.
A chic dressing room is set up on the other side of the closet, with a large round vanity mirror, a pair of modern gold wall applications and an elegant makeup table. A happy dark pink vanity stool completes the muted red wall color.
A small wall light pierces the black lath wall at the front door, creating a welcoming glow.
Immediately inside the bedroom, a modern home office desk controls the corner of the room. Pinboard organizes office supplies and papers.
Gray sheets contrast with an emerald green channel tufted bed sheet. Bright black, matt green and smooth wood tone stripes form an elegant statement wall behind the bed.
More indoor plants find a home on a tailored radiator cover and bookshelf combo.
Neat black wall lights provide focused reading light with the cushions.
A 3D scheme sculpts an amazing vanity wall in the bathroom. Vintage-style bathroom vanity lights hang a shade of chic around the frame of the wall mirror.
A black pelvis and matching faucet are lost against the midnight rear splash.
Wooden bathrooms hide a useful area with a stacked washing machine and dryer, as well as toilets.
Floor plan.
Measuring 43.5 square meters, our second small home is located on Svyato-Pokrovskaya street in Kyiv, Ukraine. A small, minimalist sofa gets more presence underneath 2-Arm Rotary Application designed by Serge Mouille. A suitable ottoman is decorated with a decorative tray arrangement.
The small sofa is actually a two-sided design that also serves as a dining banquet for the extendable dining table.
The two-armed wall light illuminates both the living room and the dining room.
A deeply cushioned papasana chair rests in the entrance to the covered balcony, creating a comfortable reading angle.
Around the corner, the rest of the covered balcony space is used as a modern home office.
The clean cream, gray, tan and wood tone decor code creates a restful atmosphere inside the narrow living space.
The elegant gray dining chairs are the Beetle chair designed by Stine Gam and Enrico Fratesi for Gubi.
A golden vein is streaked through a luxurious marble kitchen back splash. A combination gold flap fills the white leather sink. Double-walled cabinets increase storage.
The greyish finish of the kitchen cabinets continues along the entire hallway of the home to create one elegant and uninterrupted volume.
Built-in entrance seats in an elegant run of hallway closets.
Arranged furniture maximizes storage space within the glass wall room and gives the compact space a neat, restful look.
Privacy curtains close across the glass.
The upholstered bed and vanity stool perfectly match the bedside setting and vain table to achieve a sleek and messy aesthetic.
In the bathroom, one style of large-format tiles clad the bathtub, floor and each wall to minimize visual disturbance.
Wooden furniture hides dryer and laundry.
Floor plan.
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Tuesday, 17 August 2021
Do you like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. Small home interiors present both practical and stylistic challenges, but these two compact and functional interior projects have skillfully mastered their limited area. Each measuring a little less than 45 square meters, these two exceptionally small apartments have glass
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51 Spiral Staircase Designs That Build A Unique Twist
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Often, spiral staircases are installed simply as a way to combat the problem of limited space, as they usually take up less space than a straight set. Thanks to their curved shape, they are also more suited to a more centralized position without causing an unpleasant pause in a free-flowing arrangement. That being said, the spiral staircase projects we are looking at here have either a big impact or a huge one in terms of their elegant modern stature. We’ll take a look at narrow wheels that explode with color, style and innovation, some larger spirals and spiral staircases that cut extraordinarily beautiful and sculptural silhouettes into their surroundings, as well as a selection of colossal feats of grand engineering.
Cool cascade. This solid swirling white railing breaks into a cascade of concrete at its base, where heavy steps seem to float absolutely lightly.
Turn up the heat to increase the color. Hardened steel shines an incredible shade of deep purple with rainbow flares, making this heat-treated balustrade an amazingly focused piece within a quiet monochrome setting.
If you’re hungry for even more color, then augment your shiny spiral staircase project with a finished rainbow finish around the coils.
Looking like it exploded from the swirling sky of Edvard Munch’s painting, The Cry, this artistic free-form staircase is streaked with strikingly colored slices.
Red rails. Bright red steps hang without risers in this fabulously unique spiral staircase design that is suspended over a contrasting green courtyard with its own stepped edge. Colored coordinated furniture accumulates a supporting palette nearby.
Cast gold. This seductive stair design drips a luxurious golden melt through a light-filled staircase, where the sun’s rays accentuate its magnificently rich luster.
As an untouched play about a Girl with a Picasso mandolin, this abstract modern staircase combines curves with the cubism of straight enclosed lifts and boxed landing areas.
Layers of luxury. A striking feature wall or tailored bookcase from floor to ceiling makes the ideal high accompaniment to an elegant spiral staircase installation.
Snail shell chic. The indentations under this fabulous wheeled ladder installation create the aesthetics of an untangled helical shell.
Rising like a trickle of exhaled smoke, the wind from this slender staircase is displayed inside a chimney of attractive atmospheric light.
Curved complements. This wooden spiral staircase is not only finished with artfully created curves adjacent to its mezzanine, but the living room furniture mimics its grace with curved silhouettes underneath.
Purity encounters complexity in a fresh white, minimalist spiral staircase concept.
Maximize light in a limited space by an open step, a small spiral staircase. This piece has a break in the slender railing halfway to give access to a partially elevated room.
A twist in the story. This helical staircase is constructed with one solid side and one glass side to create an exaggerated twist.
The stricter twist. Here we step from the loose helical to uber tight torsion. A glossy black finish dramatizes the piece.
Matt black and a winding, taut spiral staircase dominates a wide-open floor plan in an expression of complete professionalism.
A bronze beauty enchants a double high living space with a dark, shiny allure. A glass brick wall allows light to enter behind the building to further illuminate the show.
A colored blocked spiral staircase can be reached by contrasting steps that cut up to the back wind.
The monumental modernist staircase in Itamaraty Palace by Brazilian legend Oscar Niemeyer.
Created in contemporary French limestone, this is the world’s first self-contained 320-degree stone staircase, built by The Stonemasonry Company for a private house in Cheshire.
Life is full of twists and turns, so why not your stairs? Crawlers wander without railings here to fully loosen on those curves.
Another disconnected design works with two different materials to accentuate twin twisted tracks.
Box edges draw attention to the wider ends of wooden windings here, which make the staircase appear as a piece of intricately crafted furniture.
Pebbles. Step off your stairs onto a pebble bed – or at least create an illusion of it by stepping over a textured floor treatment that is confined within a properly rounded border.
A different kind of rounded stone bed is achieved here, with stone tiles cut on their axis to create a text contrast. A rounded stone wall encloses the staircase to exaggerate the effect.
Create a welcome highlight. Underlined backs draw a ribbon of warming light that highlights a curved staircase from base to forehead.
Perfectly polished. A combination of smooth wood and polished stone builds a complex statement.
A Danish architect and developer has built a house for himself and his family in Denmark, which features a spectacular spiral staircase project, made from swaying 630 pieces of CNC-cut plywood.
Curves and core yards. An open core only begs to fill it with a striking focal piece, so why not make it a piece of mother nature’s own architecture with a layered courtyard design.
This remarkable spiral staircase and courtyard combination covers textured greenery around the base to peek through the bottom steps.
The halfway house. When a spiral staircase is so big, you could also make a resting place. Add some well-appointed benches where creative colleagues can relate to and collaborate within the inspirational environment.
A low hanging chandelier adds an elegant light column along the center of a spiral ascent. Glass side railings allow the gloss to pass through completely, safely highlighting the twisting steps underfoot.
Make waves with water feature. The sound of rippling water will carry you all the way up the open staircase to the second floor to create a serene connection through all levels.
Tactile twists. Cut deep at the risers and shallow underneath, this column design is put together with hundreds of layers that you just can’t help but want to touch.
Another chandelier jeweled spiral, with luxurious black marble steps darkly cut and LED ribbons glowing brightly.
With ET sucked into a tractor beam, we know we’re now past a space age. Spacecraft molded sides encapsulate a futuristic staircase that would look at home at Star Trek … Or in a cool white minimalist pad invaded by Smart Home add-ons and cutting-edge furniture.
Called the Interstellar Staircase, optical illusion and awesome symmetry orbit a core that suggests a floating celestial body.
Wooden vertebrae make an enormous serpentine spine, like the fossilized remains of an ancient serpent.
Stacked like thatched straw but as strong as a brick house, this extraordinary construction is unfathomable both in scale and in strength.
Curved fins mold a free-form outer shell around regular strides and lifts here, creating a truly amazing project piece where worldliness could stand.
Sliding out of a central pillar, steps appear as wide helical blades, charged with energy.
At the MI bookstore in the community, in binarbin, China, HMA architects and designers have come up with a colossal staircase project and various space experiences that are all about love of books.
Material contradiction. An impossibly light wire column forms the heart of a solid stone staircase, forming an interesting contradiction in visual weight.
This very detailed spiral is Leonardo da Vinci’s double spiral staircase, built in 1520. You can find it inside the Castle of Chambord in France.
Stacked to the roof beams. This wood framed spiral construction features open side books that give color both inside and outside the huge staircase.
Trotting up and down these stairs is a bit like jumping a jet plane … An elegant white streamlined metal turning from sight, and not entirely safe.
Is it a cool balustrade of a dinosaur thorax? Either way it would look absolutely amazing next to a furious amusement of a speedometer.
Petals of solid wood flower in a naturally beautiful spiral design.
The things from tree house dreams are made. Canopystair is a modular system that attaches around a tree trunk without the use of tools to form an external spiral staircase. The system is lightweight and designed to leave the tree free of damage or marks.
Rail sleepers stack a thick wooden grain end.
Amazingly, this unusual piece begins its day as an ordinary (extremely high) commode. At the push of a button, the drawer rotates to form a spiral staircase – storing and saving space in one.
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51 Spiral Staircase Designs That Build A Unique Twist
Thursday, 12 August 2021
Do you like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. Often, spiral staircases are installed simply as a way to combat the problem of limited space, as they usually take up less space than a straight set. Thanks to their curved shape, they are also more suited to a
Vivid Variations Of Red And Green Accent Decor
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It’s an unusual combination for a two-tone accent scheme, but the vibrant collision of red and green is the one that pays off with spikes when balanced in the right tones. The three home interiors we focus on here deliver the red and green decorative palette in a variety of combinations. Our first outstanding home design is a rich rush of deep vermilion elements that surround coffins and pea-green accent pieces amidst a sea of fresh white. The power of the white background reigns within the elegant and artistically made burgundy and clever accent scheme of tour number two, and in our ultimate modern interior that lives under bright beats of the contrasting palette.
Red spiral staircases twist through the red and green living room of this 96-square-meter building, located in Lviv, Ukraine. The characteristic staircase assumes a sculptural appearance beneath its solid vermilion finish.
A teal-green sofa creates a richly colored collision against the colorful stair treatment. A glass coffee table on rollers carries a neutral aesthetic with a quaint, modern edge.
A unique floor lamp reflects the colors of the room in its thick extra stem. A leather saddle rests a black anchor point at the wide window.
A light gray floor covering falls into the side panel of the palette, allowing the bolder pieces to shine.
Strong coffee table books fill a light reflective glass side table with the white window dressing.
White-and-white and gray-gray microcement finishes soften a modern hallway decor scheme, where mirrored closets increase the sense of space and light.
Vertical tiles follow a slightly curved wall shape to the front door. Decorative wall hooks dot the bright pottery.
The kitchen meal scheme ignites the flavor buds with an appetite inducing ketchup red and pea green decorative palette. Modern red dining chairs surround a matching round dining table. A single wall of solid green cabinets colors the kitchen.
The green kitchen installation is momentarily interrupted by a window of workspace that is enclosed within a recycled glass roof and rear fountain.
One green cabinet hides device housing to keep the running solid and streamlined.
A wall of glass blocks divides natural light between the living room and a small powder keg.
In the bedroom, a curved crepe green surrounds comfortably cocoons of the bed with an arrangement of neat bedside cornices and an upper shelf.
Small swinging arm wall lights extend an extra accent on either side of the bright red coat.
In the corner of the bedroom, a mosaic of white tiles completes a unique modern desk project. A fresh white office chair completes the clean look.
A round interior window frames a wide vignette of the home workspace on the landing.
An ultra-small sink and wall-mounted soap dispenser address the lack of space in the downstairs bedroom.
The glass block wall causes a fairly light play through the tiny wardrobe.
A distorted view of the living room staircase, through the dark glass, creates a watery red contrast with a wall-hung green toilet.
A tiled tiling colorfully surrounds the upstairs bathroom.
A frameless round vanity mirror almost disappears into the sea of dark tiles around the usual basin.
Moments of white tiling form clean frames around doorways that define the shower and bathtub wet zone and the entrance.
Lower and upper floor plans.
Our second home excursion takes place in an elegant and artistically executed burgundy and clever green accent interior.
Deep burgundy scattering cushions contrast richly with the clever tufted sofa. A solid burgundy painted canvas sets a dramatic background.
A black marble side table increases the luxury. A chic lamp tops the tinted glass table with a pure white shade that blends quietly with the surrounding wall color.
The regional rug sets a luxurious white and pale gray striped base for the salon layout.
The modern area carpet texture softens micro-cement floor treatment.
An arched doorway connects gracefully into the next space. A round coffee table completes the architectural curve.
Glass flower vases add a simple yet decorative touch to the table.
In the bedroom upholstered burgundy bedside table is mounted on a green color blocked decoration to create an elegant contrast. Burgundy cupboards rise on one side of the room, while green sheets balance the opposite end. A bedroom rug transfers the green accent to the floor.
Floor plan.
Our final home tour takes us to Odessa, Ukraine. This small modern apartment lives under bright beats of contrasting color.
While red pillows mix with the upholstered sofa, yellow ocher throws a contrast to the living room palette. Geometric carpet layers in a pattern element that complements areas of textured tiling on partition walls on either side.
A green shelf is inserted across the structural slit to provide an exciting moment of color contradiction from the red sofa.
Geometric tiles place an optical illusion along the corridor of the apartment. Louvre doors add interest to the entrance closet.
A custom desk and cabinet builds a green color lock across the front of the living room space, which also serves as media storage under the TV.
A run of kitchen base cabinets forms a buffet at the dining room, where two red dining chairs brighten up the white and wooden layout.
LED ribbons highlight the bright accent shades.
A greener closet builds a fresh-looking breakfast shelf that takes on a tropical essence under a built-in bed of indoor plants. A red kitchen backsplash beautifully balances the opposite side of the space.
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Vivid Variations Of Red And Green Accent Decor
Saturday, 07 August 2021
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Stylish Outdoor Living: Textural Home Interior
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Attractive text decoration enlivens this modern home for a large family, located near Kyiv, Ukraine. Designed by Trush Design, the 750-square-foot house has a collectible Ferrari, which is displayed in the living room from inside a glass wall garage. The interior is a chic set of comfortable modern furniture and huge pieces of eye-catching art. A combination of deeply textured stone and polished metal brings brutal moments to the comfortable decorative scheme, creating a wonderful juxtaposition of materials. Unique hanging lights and an abundance of perimeter lights make up atmospheric brightness after dark. Terraces are styled to match mood lighting, modern living room furniture and sculptural elements.
The impressive modern home exterior communicates a sharp, linear aesthetic against the green landscape. Abundant lawn rolls from a decorative modern swimming pool next to the terrace, on the edge of a picturesque lake. Ripe trees sway in the breeze, creating music of quiet rustling leaves around the house.
Linear steps cross the man-made reflective pool that runs along the front of the outdoor living space. La Faded chair designed by Thomas Heatherwick for Magis punctuates small sculptural moments along its grassy edge.
There is a dreamy hammock space set up at one end of the sheltered terrace where the homeowners can read or take a nap under a blanket in the cool shade. The glass walled garage overlooks the homeowner’s collectible Ferrari to the outside living room, which is sharply contoured with LED ribbons.
A massive modern sculpture stands on a platform within the boundary of the pool. Its hammered metal finish playfully reflects the sunlight as well as the rippling waters below.
A sculptural wall light shines behind the outdoor sofa, where it highlights coffered concrete and lath panel walls.
A lounge area stands out across the plot to the spectacular lakeside view. A modern fireplace makes the place pleasant and welcoming.
An outdoor kitchen features a modern grill.
Huge rocks nest against the front of the house, nestled within a naturalistic ground cover. The organic shapes spectacularly contrast with the flat modernity of the building, and the elegant Ferrari, which can be seen through the glass in the facade.
In the main living room, sections of the luxurious dark gray modern sofa are arranged in a large L-shaped formation with side tables neatly tucked in between.
A delightful arched floor lamp interacts with a curly ceiling light across the dining room.
A contemporary fireplace flickers under the TV mount, which is hung from the ceiling. Modern wall lights glow brightly along the corridor behind it.
Unique directional hanging lights gently illuminate the glass wall garage and its spectacle.
Rough rock walls make a deeply contrasting frame around the sleek lines of the collectible car.
Another large bronze sculpture is displayed inside the home, close to the view of the huge outdoor version.
Boards of wooden floors artistically interrupt the concrete stone.
The long formal dining table contains 12 diners, a must for adults,
Upstairs is a comfortable terrace with an elegant modular sofa. Built-in planters give a brush of calm greenery.
Glass railings leave the beautiful panorama unobstructed.
A modern painting brings a blue explosion to the chest walls.
Stone stools sit in observation of the artwork.
LED strips thread light down the hallway.
The kitchen is a clear contemporary line of travertine and metal.
The designers filled the entire layout with edge lighting to soak up a cozy atmosphere in the evening.
A mini indoor garden grows bonsai at the stairs.
In the bedroom, a lighted art installation makes up a striking head wall.
A floating vanity table runs away from the closet wall. A frameless custom cut mirror feels the little vanity more and lighter.
This dramatic gray bedroom is textured with ridged rock wall panels that are illuminated under a modern floor lamp and warm perimeter lights.
A shapeless bedroom rug is edged from under the upholstered bed.
A luxurious square bathtub is sunk into a deep platform with steps leading to it. Wide windows open up the bathing area to spectacular lake shore views.
A wall-mounted gray toilet and video are located inside the protected shower. Built-in shelf stores toiletries and rolled sheets.
A subtle mood light creates a relaxed shower atmosphere.
Free-form wall mirrors form an artistic trio over the basin. Bronze wall panels embrace the edges of the contemporary bathroom vanity.
In the powder room, a rocky face wall boldly backs up the bathroom vanity.
A black toilet and a red plate quietly camouflage against a shady black cistern wall. Stem bathroom vanity lights descend on the modern stone basins and roofs. A tailored horizontal mirror neatly cuts the sturdy back splash. See more inspiration for vain mirrors here.
The final bathroom on the property takes on a much lighter decorative aesthetic, with all-white sanitary ware and pale concrete walls.
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Wednesday, 04 August 2021
Do you like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. Attractive text decoration enlivens this modern home for a large family, located near Kyiv, Ukraine. Designed by Trush Design, the 750-square-foot house has a collectible Ferrari, which is displayed in the living room from inside a glass wall garage.
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A Luxurious Terraced Villa With Pool In The Mediterranean
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Linear concrete volumes build this elegant and luxurious home project of 1,260 square meters, located in Son Vida, Palma, Spain. Created by Osvaldo Luppi Architects, the luxury villa has extensive terraces that include a large outdoor swimming pool to enjoy under the Mediterranean sun. Outdoor living areas benefit from long days and warm nights on the south-eastern multi-level terraces that are stepped up to follow the topography of the hillside. Glass walls retreat to the outside with interior volumes, where pure white and gray walls and a golden wooden tone merge into amazing spaces. Be sure to watch the step-by-step video of this spectacular Mediterranean villa at the end of the tour.
The modern facades clearly cut into the rolling mountainside of this sought-after residential area, which is locally called the “Beverly Hills of Mallorca”.
In this high position, Villa Marola has fabulous views of the capital Palma and the surrounding countryside.
The luxurious house exterior awakens at night, emitting large bright lights from its glass front.
In the luxurious property, clean white and pale gray walls color a fresh feel, while a golden wood tone adds a soft warmth.
The living room is an airy space with a simple yet elegant composition of modern living room furniture. An L-shaped sofa gently embraces the perimeter of a rounded rectangular coffee table, opposite a few rotating armchairs. A modern fireplace and wood shop cut darkly into the back wall, placing a contrasting stripe against the matte white paint.
The contemporary tufted sofa and chic lounge chairs pale insignificantly against the enchanting view of Palma. Retractable glass walls let in the blissful wind.
At night the surrounding hills magically shine with the lights of the capital. Inside, niched headlights distribute even brightness, while perimeter LEDs highlight the texture of a wooden lath TV feature wall.
Built-in units float a few inches above the floor tile to keep the perception of free area in the clean layout. A plant is placed on top to create greenery through the dining room, up to the fireplace in the living room.
Another plant of plants is cut directly into the floor of the corridor, which creates a meaningful connection with the green hillside location. Textured concrete undulates a cool background, while wood wall protection offers an opposite smooth finish and warmth.
The rectangular pool glows across the front of the interior lounge and dining room, while the outdoor lounge aligns with the kitchen.
A modern outdoor sofa is positioned to comfortably view the views.
A huge white marble and wooden grain kitchen island faces the wide pool terrace and the vast panorama. Unique kitchen hanging lights fall to various heights to create a sculptural installation of shiny copper.
The luxurious white marble and wood finishes continue across the back wall of the kitchen, where a deeply niche planter is embedded in the back spout to simulate a mini-landscape view in the windowless wall.
A sculptural staircase project connects all three levels of the villa, rising from the access area at the base of the building, through the main living standard and up to the private bedrooms.
Solid wood railings cut out an increase in asymmetrical geometry.
Wooden slatted feature walls bring texture to the staircase, which exaggerates under hidden LED ribbons.
Upstairs, a master suite and three bedrooms each have their own bathroom and balcony area. The door to the bathroom and closets are camouflaged inside a wall of smooth wooden panels in the master. Glass balustrade allows you to enjoy the majestic mountain side views of an outdoor chair, from the cushioned end of a bed bench, or when you have breakfast in bed.
A built-in bathtub fills the adjacent wall, perfectly positioned to look at the view.
Floor vases form a beautiful moment in an empty corridor.
The property also has an indoor pool below on the access level.
The long driveway that leads to the home enters the shadow of a car park before turning into the garage.
A skylight fills the deep cover with natural light.
Plant beds grow a welcoming entrance.
The limited palette of materials improves continuity between interior and exterior areas.
Public floor plan with social housing, including the main sun terrace, swimming pool, and the outdoor lounge. We can also see the long and dramatic driveway to the property here. A high outdoor staircase provides a pedestrian entrance.
On the access floor plan, we can see where the parking garage lies under the main living room, and where the indoor pool is located under the sun deck.
The private floor plan illustrates the layout of the master bedroom series with a large bathroom and a private terrace. We can also observe the equal distribution of space between the remaining three bedrooms, bathrooms and terraces.
3D perspective drawing.
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A Luxurious Terraced Villa With Pool In The Mediterranean
Monday, 02 August 2021
Do you like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. Linear concrete volumes build this elegant and luxurious home project of 1,260 square meters, located in Son Vida, Palma, Spain. Created by Osvaldo Luppi Architects, the luxury villa has extensive terraces that include a large outdoor swimming pool to
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Snazzy Blue Accent Interiors & Summer-Ready Roof Terraces
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Bright Blue Accent Interiors bring vibrant energy to these two unique home. Bold artwork and contemporary furniture choices form a beautiful aesthetic that keeps the eye engaged and the mind open. Our first blue accent home interior has a youthful, fun and welcoming spirit, communicated through confident use of patterns and idiosyncratic elements. Our second prominent home is a chic mid-century NYC marquee, where unique furniture, stunning lighting, colorful gallery walls and luxurious blue statement pieces form sophisticated elegance. The two homes have some glorious, summer-ready terraces that are fully furnished and elegantly decorated for socializing, resting, dining and enjoying sunny days and mild nights.
An attentive blue and yellow regional rug sends energy through the living room of our first prominent home. A pair of nesting coffee tables lay a soothing full-white accent on the dense pattern, and clean white sheets dress the windows. A Seleti-style Simia lamp playfully swings between the folds of the curtain.
Attractive artwork fills the walls of the living room, creating many interesting spots.
Bright throws and multi-colored scattering cushions brighten up the gray sofa and modern lounge chairs.
A small side table puts a golden accent between the two elegant barrel chairs.
A spectacular modern chandelier draws the eye from the living area to the back kitchen.
The unique chandelier drips gold over the shiny white workshop and decorative gold bowl.
The golden accent theme continues into the formal dining room, where it shines over elegant modern dining chair frames. A round pedestal dining table places a clean white break in the center of the gold and black dining chair layout, on a luxurious, Prussian blue area rug.
A luxurious, Prussian blue tufted sofa colors the second living area. A black wing side chair is tied into the color scheme with a matching blue throw cushion. The beige shagpile rug spreads a deep comfort factor under a reflective gold coffee table.
The shagpile carpet aesthetic makes for a comfortable bedroom decor, putting a soft path around a gold padded platform bed and a modern bedroom chair. O bedroom hanging lights drop a focused green light over each bedside.
White, floating edges of the bed clearly cut against the abundant golden tufted bed sheet. Bright peacock blue sheets create a fresh contrast, and an assortment of artwork colorfully dot the white walls.
The dressing room lives with colorful displays of hats and accessories. A unique sculptural vanity stool features outstretched palms at the toilet and a golden vanity mirror. An island of drawers breaks the space under a luxurious black marble roof and gold hardware.
Golden statues of the Three Wise Monkeys make a thought-provoking decoration to the vanity table, while a unique jewelry box, decorative jewelry tray and gold hand jewelry, practically add to the drawer.
Sea blue stripes, sunflower yellow accent cushions and a leaf-themed rug give the second bedroom a summer feel.
The decorated terrace is cheerfully furnished with a bright turquoise outdoor sofa and tropical leaf prints. Vivid orange releases are available for when things start to cool down after dark.
This chic mid-century New York Penthouse, created by British designer Lee Broom, communicates sophistication and elegance. The formal living room does not yet have a drop of the blue accent, but areas of soothing white, ivory and warm wood tone.
A set of Lee Broom’s Tribeca Tables forms a sculptural moment at the heart of the clear lounge layout. The tables were inspired by a brutal 1970s skyscraper visible from windows. A round chandelier completes their modern shape.
Art and design dominate here, right from the entrance.
La Lunar table lamp designed by Lee Broom carries the beautiful golden finish aesthetic on the opposite side of the room.
Stone art plinth is compatible with modern fireplace design.
The blue accent theme is introduced in the chic dining / cocktail room, with Musico dining chairs and a blue back bar.
A sculptural gray glossy bar quantity makes a solid contrast against the water-like blue silk wall covering. The pub is an original 1980s piece designed by Steve Chase.
A small sofa and a decorative round mirror form a comfortable corner next to the dining room. This white version of the Split Mirror is a limited edition, created for the ‘Time Machine’ exhibition.
There is a warm tone of wood in the kitchen.
Modern design of stairs climbs with wooden steps and metal lifts. Glass balustrades clearly show the chic engineering, and a blue accent wall that goes up to the second floor.
A colorful gallery wall and bookcase with a sculptural screen bring a character to the eclectic home office space.
A vinyl recording cabinet stands against the opposite wall to provide music while the homeowner works. On the wall hangs a jacket painted by pop artist Keith Haring, who had his gallery and studio on this street itself in the ’80s.
The master bedroom is beautifully furnished with 1960s postmodern brass and stainless steel bed design.
Pedestals show sculptural art around the room.
A nail-trimmed black sofa adds more chicness. Abstract wall art exudes color against dark gray walls.
Gray marble encloses the lower third of the bathroom, creating elegant floors, a luxurious modern bathtub and a double vanity roof. A natural wood tone warms the rest of the small space, creating a comfortable sauna environment.
A white L-shaped sofa, coffee table and modern outdoor chairs make up a beautiful terrace lounge area; a perfect setting to enjoy summer drinks with friends.
The outdoor dining table awaits a fresh feast next to an outdoor kitchen. Musical chairs were recreated with materials suitable for the elements.
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Snazzy Blue Accent Interiors & Summer-Ready Roof Terraces
Tuesday, 20 July 2021
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Warm Interior Decor With Comforting Soft Forms
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Comfortable soft curves and a fusion of Warm Interior Decor make up these two quiet modern interiors. Touchscreen curves form the main furniture and spotlights create a calming and peaceful setting for all that everyday life has to bring. Our first outstanding home design travels to us with marble, raw stone and wood lattice texture, easy natural color tones and chic design touches. Our second home tour is an elegant and spacious modern residence with a real focus on comfort. Cushioned soft lounge furniture, a roaring modern fireplace, three relaxing bedroom projects and a dreamy artist living room will make you never leave.
Our first home tour takes place in a soft, minimal apartment. A simple, modern curved sofa design is set against a pair of complementary curved lounge chairs
A large, round coffee table gives the lightweight one-color living room layout a solid core. Two elegant hanging lights go down over the table along different cable lengths to create interesting layers.
The large area rug cuts a textured graphic pattern into the layout.
The modern tufted chair is the lounge chair designed by Viggo Boesen for & Tradition.
A thin brass floor lamp gives an unassuming metallic accent with the creamy gray sofa.
A wooden mouarabi screen divides the hall from the hallway while allowing a light part between the two zones. Modern wall lighting causes a subtle glow in the home entrance, illuminating a decorative wall mirror, a modern puff and April side table by Alfredo Häberli for Nikari.
Modern wall lamps complete the style of the floor lamp in the living room. Wooden slatted wall panels, raw stone fireplace and luxurious marble make up a beautiful feature wall with an integrated bookshelf.
A reflective gold side table glows in the window light.
A modern globe lamp adds a chic sculptural element to the metal table.
In the kitchen dining room, curved rear dining chairs are widely spaced around an oval dining table to create an open and airy feel.
The seat fabric of each upholstered dining chair matches the sofa and chairs in the living room, creating one coherent, soothing palette.
A unique faucet puts a luxurious gold accent within the natural wood and stone kitchen project.
Advancing into the master bedroom, we find that wooden slat panels were used to form a statement wall behind the platform bed.
A winged headboard curves to two modern bedside tables with rounded silhouettes.
Textile closet doors absorb a wonderfully natural feel into the bedroom scheme.
A bedroom lamp hangs low above the sandy bedside table, bringing a green light close to the cushions.
A wide window opens up views of the city, thickly framed by wide cloths.
Next to the window, an unusual chair and Ottoman set, a small side table and a paper lantern floor lamp make up a comfortable bedroom reading room.
A stone console table serves as a book-frame, under a modern sculpted wall art.
One large illuminated vanity mirror fills the bathroom with atmospheric light. Modern double sink bathroom linen extends beneath it.
More humorous lights spill from the base of the contemporary vanity unit, highlighting its contrasting ribbed and smooth wooden ends.
An hourglass shaped decorative vase brings curves to the linear stone counter.
Lighting from the vanity mirror falls brightly on a golden faucet at each basin.
Warm, taut marble surrounds the bathroom, evoking a calm atmosphere. A fieldless shower screen leaves the marble expanse uninterrupted.
Golden bathroom lamps fall toward one end of the unique vanity unit, balancing a gold cloth warmer on the opposite side.
As we enter our second warm and comforting home project, we discover more soothing curves under a soft monochrome. A large area rug sets a soft base for the conversational seating arrangement. The TV can be hung in this room, but the chairs and sofa positions tell us that interaction is key in this comfortable home.
The cushioned soft lounge chairs look as if they are causing sleep to sit in them.
The dining room, though quiet in color, takes on a festive feel under a rope-lit style.
Informal leaf arrangement tops the table.
Naked white veils wave in the bedroom, where a cushioned floor of a bed dominates a double-level floor plan.
An open doorway leads from the sleeping area to a huge wardrobe.
A wet bar is installed at the foot of the bed, raising the feeling of luxury.
White decoration gives an ethereal air to a magazine artist salon.
Orange accents add an unexpected jolt of warm color inside the second bedroom. LED strips highlight a built-in home workspace next to the bed.
Burgundy and sky-blue accents color the final bedroom in this home, where a modern desk capitalizes with natural light from a small window.
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Warm Interior Decor With Comforting Soft Forms
Sunday, 18 July 2021
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Neoclassical Interior Spliced With Sage Green & Pink Decor
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A lovingly preserved historical heritage brings Neoclassical Interior complexity to this exquisite apartment that overlooks Bolshoi Prospect, in the very heart of the Petrogradka district of St. Petersburg, Russia. Displayed by Rindes, this elegant apartment features original crown molding and deeply decorative stucco molding through impressive high ceilings. Wainscotting has been manipulated to disguise interior doors, and unique paint effects distort spatial perception under a subtle muted sage green and red pink palette. Curly, contemporary furniture and modern decorative accessories create a clean juxtaposition against the more decorative elements, while striking modern lighting fixtures add a fresh sense of grandeur. A floor plan is included at the end of the home tour.
A Maytoni Nostalgia chandelier catches the eye and draws attention to a wonderful original decorative stucco ceiling. In contrast, things are simple on the floor, with a quiet rug and a curly white sofa.
The regularly spaced modern wall lamps are inspired by a traditional candle lamp. The lights accentuate smart theft, which is covered in a chic crown. A traditional fireplace received an upgrade with a coat of bright sage green paint. The soft accent color inspires life in the delicate chamber palette.
Opposite the sofa, a floating TV carries a fashionable ribbed aesthetic under a luxurious black marble top. A decorative vase slightly adds to the linear piece that connects it with a frame of exquisite woodwork. Glass doors on either side of the TV wall show a bit of a second living room area with a delicate red-pink painted fireplace.
In the second living room, a beige modern sofa adds warmth to the furniture layout next to two fresh white lounge chairs.
Contemporary artwork adds a bold black and white screen over the sofa, between two sleek black wall applications.
A unique shelf leads the black accent color to the extreme end of the mainly white scheme, where a small dining room is installed in the window.
Tailored storage is installed along the back of the TV wall. A small library of books and glasses is displayed on open backlit shelves, announcing the leisure function of this room.
The kitchen is located along the hallway. The large room houses the main dining room here as well.
The same oak chevron floor creates cohesiveness throughout the home, as well as classic decorative features.
The entrance is a peaceful sea of green sage, with walls, doors, furniture and the radiator painted to match perfectly.
Even the dog bed gets a wise green upholstery.
A medium-height, light gray paint effect cuts panel molded walls and customary storage units in half to break the monotony of the long corridor.
A sage green entrance painting is flooded up and over a crown and the ceiling to create clear zoning.
The bedroom is a spectacular example of neoclassical interior design, with a fascinating decorative stucco ceiling, a classic crown mold and a beautiful woodwork capture wall. Contemporary glass closet doors increase the feeling of incredible space, light and grandeur.
Wall lamps are embedded in a unique sheet design behind the simple upholstered bed. Contemporary artwork creates layers over the decorated wall trim.
A subtle tonal paint palette separates the high height of the room. Perimeter LEDs highlight the classic trim.
Frameless interior doors are disguised within the panel molded wall treatment.
In the master bathroom, a double sink bathroom linen follows the same ribbed and black marble aesthetic as the living room’s TV stand.
A white marble back splash climbs to a deep, traditional crown.
Regal woodwork surrounds the “throne”.
A stepped black marble floor lifts the bathtub to elegantly arrange plumbing. A small black side table lies neatly at the edge,
Advancing into the second bedroom of the home, we find ourselves under a comfortable reddish pink ceiling. A large area carpet keeps the floor light.
Without its own exterior windows, this space lends light from the adjoining room through clerestory windows.
Pink paint is extended down from the ceiling to form a deep border around the room that bleeds into a row of built-in storage units.
Bright hanging lights descend over pink bedside tables.
A color coordinated pink cloth makes a unique tailor.
Colorful green, yellow, blue and orange accents, and a nature-inspired mural fill this space with energy and interest.
Custom walls, bookcases and cupboards are built around the door to create one elegant wall of children’s storage.
The family bathroom ornament creates drama under a black, gray and green saturated palette.
Green tiles surround the small room and the bathtub.
The vertical tiles smoothly follow the curve of the bathroom wall, accentuating the unique architectural feature.
The powder room attached to the kitchen follows the same dark aesthetic.
Wooden tone doors momentarily lighten the look.
Bathroom supplies are stored inside.
Adjacent doors hide another large storage space.
Here, we discover that the small powder mill actually functions as a laundry room.
Floor plan.
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Neoclassical Interior Spliced With Sage Green & Pink Decor
Saturday, 17 July 2021
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Two Art Focussed Neoclassical Home Interiors
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Between a set of classic panel and decorative woodwork, we find a counterweight of modern furniture and unexpected color palettes in these two glorious neoclassical style home interiors. Classical art makes statements of shrewd taste and a certain social status, while contemporary influences testify to forethought and awareness of moving trends. Our first art-focused neoclassical home design is an elegant portrayal of fashionable arches that effortlessly bridge the gap between classic design influences and new ideas. Our second prominent home interior unleashes a jaw-dropping fall of brightly colored collisions of the pink and green spectrum, and fuses trendy ribbed texture and racing motifs within traditional walls.
Located in St. Petersburg, Russia, this neoclassical interior is styled with a chic Parisian touch. Arched lines form an elegant theme throughout and captivate the eye to spotlights like this portrait of Lady With Ermine by Italian Renaissance artist Leonardo da Vinci. Stone plaster, mixed wood tones and brass finishes build the basic palette.
Two more classic works of art color the living room wall with bright jewel tones.
A graceful arch defines the sidewalk between the living room and the formal lobby of the home.
An entrance island makes a grand centerpiece among multiple arched features. A custom-cut mirror fills one of the interior arches, to create a tailored vanity area along with a clean white floating console table, compatible with a vanity stool and brass Atoll-lightning. A unique entrance bench extends under two decorative wall mirrors that reflect additional light into the space.
The rectangular dining table and kitchen bar stools carry a darker wood tone than the wooden parquet floor tiles to create a tonal interest.
A small arched fireplace adds a delicate brass element to the open plan of a living room. A cameo filled with an assortment of decorative vases widens its understated presence.
The unique kitchen design is characterized by metal cupboard fronts and a luxurious white marble roof and rear splash. A large travertine kitchen island competes for the focus under contemporary pendant light.
In the bedroom, a whimsical wall covering behind the headboard features a set of majestic cranes in flight. A swing arm lamp acts as a reading light.
A unique desk and matching chair provide a home workspace at the bedroom window.
A small white side table serves to one side of the bed, while a set of narrow shelves leaves space around the closet.
Deep blue and rich brown accent decoration creates a calm atmosphere.
In the powder room located right at the entrance, the pedestal sink is openly camouflaged with its clay background. A unique wall light winds through the luxurious white roof. A brass glow warmly comes out of a built-in shelf inside the cistern wall, over a set of brass bathrooms.
The master bedroom has a spacious dressing room and bathroom.
Another illustrated wall covering characterizes the unique own bathroom. A mauve curtain draws a veil of privacy across a glass partition.
A beautiful star-string tile fills the bathroom floor, to a unique modern pedestal sink that cuts a white quartz roof. A candelabra and an arched vanity mirror complete the romantic vignette.
Arched screens elegantly surround an unusual terracotta bathtub.
The interior layout mood board for the apartment conjures up influences of nature.
Floor plan.
In our next prominent home interior, we meet up with a loud color palette of living room. La Imola chair by Henrik Pedersen for BoConcept and an extensive carpet put bright magenta accents. Classic artwork sits within traditional panel molding. Decorative woodwork frames the wall TV.
The dining room chandelier drips with crystals over a modern dining set with a curious color combo. Green Gubi Beetle chairs and pink cushioned counterparts shake the pale gray and white dining room decor. Attention grabbing a pink kitchen extends behind.
Pink and blue cutlery dress the glass table, along with gold cutlery. A simple leaf vase brings out the green element.
As we ascend, we come across an amazing pink glass built-in balustrade that captures the daylight and a chic, artistic full landing area. A brass artistic plinth shows a classic bust sculpture, while a photographic print of flamingos completes the balustrade color.
A black marble console table adds visual weight to the landing. Brass wall lamps bring a white marble contrast.
An ornate full-length mirror serves the spacious dressing room, where tailored wardrobes bear a contemporary autodrome shape.
Emerald upholstery wraps around a chic toilet and a matching vanity stool. An elegant double-headed swing wall lamp provides practical, abundant task lighting over the integrated vanity mirror. Brass accents thread a brilliant luxury through the furniture and decorative accessories. An arched, ribbed glass door connects the dressing room to the main room.
In the master bedroom, a black and white upholstered bed juts out sharply against a deep magenta area rug.
Pink art theater props against one side of the room, while a large wall clock fills the wall space above the pink cushioned bedside table.
A second arched, ribbed glass door leads into the bathroom. Here, a pea-green double sink bathroom vanity gives a shocking contrast against a grape paneled back splash and toilet cistern concealed wall.
A brass bathtub features the heroic piece for the room, which is complemented by a striking sculptural brass side table.
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Two Art Focussed Neoclassical Home Interiors
Monday, 12 July 2021
Do you like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. Between a set of classic panel and decorative woodwork, we find a counterweight of modern furniture and unexpected color palettes in these two glorious neoclassical style home interiors. Classical art makes statements of shrewd taste and a certain social
Inspired Industrial Interiors With Exposed Brick Walls
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These four inspiring industrial home interiors are enriched with cool details that will help you imagine, shape and realize your own. From visible brick walls, tailored raw concrete creations and characteristic rusty steel accents, to industrial-style mezzanines, eye-catching kitchen installations, relaxed living areas, eclectic dining room sets and creatively colorful industrial decorative palettes, this inventive collection has it all. Come with us as we tour through the romantic bohemian apartment of an extravagant music lover, a quaint and colorful rustic industrial cushion, a light flooded industrial attic under a huge skylight and a luxurious emerald green accent luxurious industrial space.
Measuring 180 square meters in Vietnam, this industrial style apartment Interior has a rocky air. Its “romantic bohemian” homeowner enjoys plenty of cool places through a large industrial residence and on a steel built mezzanine.
Exposed masonry builds a curved feature wall and a terrific backdrop against which to display a beloved motorcycle.
Two brown leather chairs sit against a wood-gray gray upholstered sofa in the living room layout to modify rich and interesting tonal layers. A large indoor plant contrasts with the red masonry and guides the eye to the lower side of the mezzanine.
Steel staircase design faces up to the mezzanine of a unique concrete bench base. Every corner of the home built of concrete, brick and rusty steel looks like the atmospheric photographic arrangement of a music album cover that tells us a lot about the artist-loving owner.
The apartment is on the 33rd floor of the building, which presented challenges for the installation of the mezzanine steel system. Both the length and height of the construction exceeded the maximum size for the cargo service and therefore the system was cut and reconnected on site.
Raw concrete and red brick create a contrast around the walls of the dining room.
A black marble island adds an extravagant touch to the open concept kitchen.
The mezzanine walkway lowers the ceiling height across the kitchen, where spotlights are embedded in the rich wood finish.
In addition to the main bedroom area on the mezzanine, there are also two additional bedrooms in the home, for overnight friends and for future children. In this guest room, raw industrial materials are warmly highlighted with a bedside lamp.
The main bathroom is located on the ground floor of the apartment, where a black bathtub causes a dramatic impact.
The workspace is located just outside the main series.
There is a small home bar at the opposite end of the mezzanine.
The spiral staircase leads to the roof.
Glass pendant lights and glass panes glow in the light of double-story windows.
In the main room, a unique platform bed is angled to the view.
Ground floor plan.
Multifunctional mezzanine floor plan.
Our second industrial interior has weird, colorful accents, like this unique green swing chair in the living room.
Green scatter pads and a matching throw contrast with the red upholstery rug. A black industrial wall light illuminates artwork and a raw concrete background. Exposed masonry behind the bookshelf.
A rusty wooden feature wall builds a character behind the TV and a modern TV stand.
A small side table sets another rustic note against the raw masonry. Bright yellow paint and a false caution warning make a new bathroom door.
An eclectic choice of dining chairs brings a contrasting color to the table.
Fire brigade red paint covers and a striking front entrance door.
A huge skylight shows a jaw as we enter our third prominent home interior. Deep red masonry draws attention to the depth and incredible height of the open concept space.
A mezzanine bedroom uses the massive ceiling height in the industrial attic, and raises the homeowner to the view.
A master black kitchen island overlooks the domain.
Finally we arrive at a luxurious industrial interior with luxurious emerald green accents.
A steel ceiling grille creates an attractive lattice across the living room. Hanging lights fall through the gaps along different lengths, and a modern floor lamp completes their elegant cylindrical appearance.
A frame of perimeter light brightly illuminates a exposed brick TV wall.
The huge upholstered sectional sofa embraces the lounge area strongly on three sides.
A unique hexagonal coffee table and an elegant white marble table fill the center of the chic lounge layout.
An industrial staircase ascends to the first floor, climbing an emerald green declaration wall.
Two leather armchairs and a small side table are grouped on an area rug to form a carefully seated area next to the fireplace behind the living room.
Black-painted masonry extends the effect of the dark fireplace. See fireplace screen inspiration here.
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Inspired Industrial Interiors With Exposed Brick Walls
Thursday, 08 July 2021
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Refined Grey Interior in Ukraine (With Floor Plans)
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Refined and calm in soothing shades of gray, white and beige, this modern interior design of 255 square meters achieves easy elegance. Displayed by Wall Bureau, the chic home in Kiev, Ukraine, is lived by touching, textured moments of rattan, luxurious upholstery, warming wood grain and trendy ribbed walls. The ground floor plan was opened to touch the good living spaces, creating a flow, maintaining clear zoning. The elegant and soothing aesthetic is modified into a fun and functional children’s playroom project, to create one coherent atmosphere for the whole family. A floor plan and 3D perspective drawing are included at the end of the tour.
With the furniture moved to the center of the room, the living room layout realizes easy circulation of space in which the fireplace is close and comfortable until the end of the modern sofa, leaving the focus wall in front only for the heat. -sensitive TV.
Pale gray carpet creates a core for the beige furniture layout.
Black nest coffee tables darkly complement the modern fireplace aesthetic and its matching fireplace accessories. A coffee table book and a black Eames bird make simple but effective ornaments.
A black linear television stand underlines a textured wall of ribbed plaster, to which it has received a light gray painted finish.
Chaise leans against the partition, while a unique modern Ottoman takes its place in front of the window.
Plush gray curtains not only dress up the window but soften the separation between the living room and dining rooms.
A modern chandelier falls over the rouleaux triangular coffee table.
The floor changes from white oak laminate to microcement to the fireplace and window wall, where the microcement ends the head of the fireplace and raised threshold.
The gray carpet eoesas the tone of the raw cement.
As we move through the open concept living space into the kitchen dining room, we first encounter a wooden rectangular dining table with chic gray soft modern dining chairs.
Above the modern dining room, a pair of oversized wicker pendants create an amazing texture enriched moment. The striking feature draws attention to the impressive ceiling height above the dining room.
Cane diffuser and candles create a fragrant ornament, along with a decorative vase of botany.
A glass wall accepts additional light from the upper floor of the house, and extends over the open and spacious feeling of the dining room.
A narrow structural partition was transformed into an attractive room element with a smooth wooden panel and a small wall mounted TV.
Upholstered Gubi Beetle stools create curves along the kitchen island.
Atmospheric lighting creates a warm and comfortable welcome inside the home entrance. The mood lighting emphasizes a wall with a ribbed texture behind a vogue racecourse with a mirror, and also highlights the floating nature of the entrance table.
An elegant ottoman fits snugly under the wall. Elegant black coat hooks appear from gray granite tile.
Modern plants set up the space under the modern staircase design. Glass balustrades retain the open feel of the ground floor and allow the brightness of the stair lights to shine brightly through.
A carved wooden shop was built into the fireplace wall in the living room. The useful feature also serves as a focus at the end of the corridor.
While the large living space resides behind the property, a small comfort / playroom is located immediately at the home entrance at the front. Custom storage tanks make full use of the added height of the room.
Another gray carpet lays a soft base on the oak plywood floor here. This time a practical dark gray upholstery colors the sofa.
Sturdy nest coffee tables stand up to children’s play.
The little couch is just big enough for caresses during cartoon time.
Modern linear wall light spreads reading light along the length of the sofa. A small side table stands for food and drink.
An indoor plant enlivens the neutral space with some fresh greenery. A clean white TV stand blends quietly with the bright floors and white walls and hides the colorful clutter of games and DVDs.
The corner of the room is occupied by a beautiful table and child chairs.
An interactive chalkboard and a bulletin board wall encourage creativity and organizational skills.
A children’s gym wall and a toy storage tower complete the playroom elements.
The basement closet is accessible by a short passage from the hall, which also connects with an attached single parking garage and service area.
An extreme white scheme forms the modern bathroom.
A black framed shower space project interrupts the clear white decor.
Cistercian wall simplifies the bathroom layout. The void at the top is used as a useful storage space.
A frameless, backlit vanity mirror emits a soft glow against the fresh white wall tile.
The same white tiles flood the floor and the shower to complete one seamless extension.
Ground floor plan, including free plan living space, comfortable / playroom, downstairs bathroom, wardrobe, parking garage and utility area.
3D perspective drawing.
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Refined Grey Interior in Ukraine (With Floor Plans)
Tuesday, 06 July 2021
Do you like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. Refined and calm in soothing shades of gray, white and beige, this modern interior design of 255 square meters achieves easy elegance. Displayed by Wall Bureau, the chic home in Kiev, Ukraine, is lived by touching, textured moments of
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Classy Contemporary Interiors With Deep Brown, Grey & White Decor
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Deep brown, soothing gray and pure white embellishment overshadow these three elegant contemporary home interiors, pictured by Mai Trang Nguyen. The soothing neutrals merge with chic furniture arrangements to form quiet and polite living spaces. Each of these elegant home projects has inspiration for modestly scaled open concept homes and small kitchen ideas, beautiful lighting projects and eye-catching accessories. Home design number one is a luxurious, luxurious expression of taste; interior number two explores an adventurous space-themed decorating scheme; design three gives us a shaped interpretation with fashionable running contours and interior arches, while home four simplifies the palette for a small space.
A reddish-brown modular sofa adds immense warmth to a dark gray and cool white surroundings in our first prominent home interior. A black and white puppy throw washes a moment of light relief over the sofa padding.
Above the living room and adjoining dining room, a black-painted ceiling creates drama and an incredible factor.
The modern dining room lives under the glow of an artistic wall light; golden accents shine warmly under the light. A delicate marble table top makes a beautiful oval outline between modern dining chairs.
A fabulous TV wall was built with a striking rib panel behind the TV screen. The textured inverse arch reflects the warm reddish-brown hue of the sofa.
Wine storage is displayed under bright LED ribbons close to the kitchen run. The wine storage cabinet balances an entry-level storage unit on the opposite side of a jokingly gold-wrapped bench.
The sloping gold recess in the entrance completes an amazing curved kitchen island project with a champagne gold base.
The island is extended at one end to include a breakfast bar. Shiny gold-framed kitchen bar stools further elevate the look.
Unique kitchen island lights pile up over the prep table and dining room. See more kitchen lighting here.
The basic kitchen cabinets are framed by a champagne gold racetrack that perfectly matches the entrance cupboards. This coherence gives the impression of a much more spacious kitchen space.
A black marble countertop and overall create a bold split between the lightweight upper and lower units. A bright black fridge freezer continues the dark accent.
Our second interior design has a bit of an adventurous space theme, with mini-astronauts landing on the surface of a space-era inspired coffee table. A modern wall lamp sets a celestial aura against the pale gray living room wall.
A unique modern sofa forms a futuristic silhouette under white upholstery, while the modern salsa plant has a deep brown accent.
Phases of the lunar wall lights cross across the dining room.
Two different styles of modern dining chairs gather interest around a unique oval dining table.
Wooden flooring warms the living area, while a cool white tile neatly defines the kitchen and dining room.
Ribbed cabinet doors textually define the upper units in the all-white kitchen design.
A full moon waxes in the moody gray and black bedroom plan. The moonlight gnaws away at the corner of a ribbed plasterboard; LED light ribbons around the edges.
Black glazed glass allows shady clothing silhouettes to mysteriously show through the walls of the wardrobe.
The second bedroom in this home is a space theme for a children’s room where a mural depicts the moon in orbit close to the bed.
A floating children’s desk is mounted on an elongated headboard that creates a smooth flow through the room.
In our third featured home design, brown is promoted by a small accent to the main focal color of the room. Here, we see a solid rich brown TV wall that melts into the hallway that leads to the bedrooms.
An unusual brown and gray upholstered sofa design reflects the solid brown feature wall. A fully coordinated rug draws attention to the two-tone feature of the sofa. A racetrack with a coffee table and a racetrack bench seat leads to a curvy theme.
The L-shaped kitchen installation uses the brown accent color for a tiled back shower.
A piece of masonry links the brown accents and arched decorative themes.
Finally, our fourth outstanding home design is a small space that shines an amazing depth of the deep brown, gray and white palette. A small curved sofa and round stool are sharply contrasted by a hexagonal coffee table, though all fuse under soft gray finishes.
Global hanging lights drop a modern focus over the center of the room, while classic bust sculptures bring art history to a tailor-made built-in TV with integrated storage and bookshelves.
Dark brown and white kitchen design fills the back of the small open concept living room.
In the home entrance, a unique shelf and niche set up an elegant arched theme. See more inspiration for arches in interiors.
Waving 3D wall art and a free-form wall mirror on the opposite wall prevent the confined space from feeling static.
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Classy Contemporary Interiors With Deep Brown, Grey & White Decor
Friday, 02 July 2021
Do you like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. Deep brown, soothing gray and pure white embellishment overshadow these three elegant contemporary home interiors, pictured by Mai Trang Nguyen. The soothing neutrals merge with chic furniture arrangements to form quiet and polite living spaces. Each of these elegant
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Subtle Grey Interior With Classic Details
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Subtle Grey Interior covers this modern apartment interior with a sense of calm and refinement, while classic details add history and character. Displayed by Alexander Belkov, the home is designed to embrace the modern coveted open plan living space layout with a large kitchen dining island and a dedicated space for the mandatory home workspace. The master bedroom is a serene gray and white separation scheme, where a houndstooth upholstered bed adds a fashionable yet playful interaction with the simpler parts. Traditional intricate crown molding and ultra-contemporary stripes create a beautiful contradiction. A stunning bathroom gets the last hint of neoclassical charm from cleverly paneled molded walls, defined under soft mood light and sharp black finishes.
A deeply cushioned and welcoming modular sofa extends through the center of the airy open concept living space.
A light and textured area rug connect the sofa with the TV wall of the living room.
Immediately behind the sofa, brandy colored Faint a lounge chair designed by Space Copenhagen for Fredericia and a matching armchair form an elegant reading area at the windows.
The TV wall project is made up of elegant modern panels with a fresh white oak lacquer layer. A modern TV shelf cracks right into a corner below.
A modern floor lamp serves the reading area when natural light from the windows is not enough.
Recessed mood light creates a comfortable glow around the paneled TV wall.
Black Venetian blinds accentuate the series of large windows within the simple white-painted wall.
A small wrap-around side table attracts the black accent to the soft white sectional sofa layout.
A traditional, intricate crown fusion frames a ceiling of modern, niche stripe lights. One-way headlights provide a more focused light.
Behind the open plan of a living room, the kitchen is tucked into one corner. The position sets up clear zoning, and keeps the daily kitchen mess and clutter out of the simple sight of the relaxed spaces.
An induction hob lies at the other end of the white quartz kitchen island; an integrated extractor provides a simplified finish.
White floor tiles glow brightly under a long strip light. Under-closet lights focus on the kitchen sink and preparation area behind. A tower unit on both sides balances the kitchen, where they contain an integral oven and the refrigerator.
The white home entrance is heated by a wall of wooden lacquer cabinets. Recessed perimeter lighting highlights the attractive wood grain.
A huge round mirror adorns the opposite wall of the square home entrance. The backlight design plays a uplifting role in the gray painted wall. Two modern rustic stools furnish the limited floor area.
Moving into the master bedroom, a houndstooth bed holds a playfully structured headboard.
The serene bedroom has a gray and white dividing pattern, where a raised gray panel along the hood wall hides an LED ribbon. The LEDs emit a golden aura around a contemporary bedside table that matches the silhouette of the side table in the living room.
At the other end of the upholstered bed, a different style of side table changes the aesthetic. Modern bedside lamps fall in a hot red light.
The large textured area rug creates a soft walkway around the bed, and connects it with a unique toilet next to the window.
A raised wooden plinth is hidden in the glare of the warm white LEDs, and provides extra drop-down space for phones and books.
A fluffy puff makes a comfortable landing at the wooden vanity table.
The bedroom TV wall follows the same gray and white split decorative style, with the white base section adding an attractive stone texture.
A bold, linear TV adds a beautifully smooth wooden accent against the rough stone.
The cracked wall therapy continues directly across the face from the bedroom door, mixing it quietly into its surroundings. Traditional crown molding makes another delicate look around contemporary strips.
Gray and white decorative candles bring the gray and white tonal contrast into the details.
A full height mirror reflects the entrance into the bedroom’s dressing room.
A black-painted ceiling differentiates the walk-in closet from the rest of the bedroom project.
The black ceiling is balanced by a wide black shoe sole on the bottom.
A custom wardrobe provides a set of hanging rails, clothes racks and raised boxes.
Atmospheric lighting leads us through the bathroom, where it flows from a high and narrow shelf niche that takes away a collection of favorite toilets at the pool.
The modern bathroom linen has a ribbed base unit that provides a palpable contrast to the smooth stone roof and integral basin.
The ceiling is surrounded by an LED strip over the vain unit, to provide a focused task light over a fieldless vanity mirror.
Wall-mounted cannon-metal gray faucet adds an edgy modernity to the sink.
Dark bathrooms sharply define the key areas of the bathroom. A modern red plate pierces the toilet area, while a wide valve plate is centralized within the shower.
A second niche of tower shelf provides the design of the shower space.
Panel molding gives the bathroom an elegant, neoclassical style.
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Subtle Grey Interior With Classic Details
Thursday, 24 June 2021
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Prices and Types of Flooring Tiles in Pakistan
Guide for flooring tiles and their rates
Bathrooms and kitchens were previously the most typical places in Pakistan to find Flooring Tiles. In contrast to mosaic or marble flooring, which would have been historically popular in residences, now it is widespread and completely fashionable for newly built houses to employ tiles as the most frequent flooring type. As a result, if you’re renovating your home’s flooring or building a new one, you’ll need to know what type of tile to use and how much it’ll cost. Keep on reading as we go so over different construction tiles available in Pakistan, as well as their prices based on sub-varieties, brands, and some other criteria.
Types of Flooring Tiles
Let us discuss the most common varieties of floor tiles in Pakistan
Ceramic Tiles
Ceramic tiles are one of the most popular clay-based tiles on the market. They are mined, prepared, and molded before use. Their ability to blend in with almost any type of interior décor will astound you. Ceramic tiles’ most important features include their long lifespan, variety of applications, and strong resistance to scratches and abrasion.
They can sustain years of constant foot activity thanks to their durability. They provide a diverse range of design options. Ceramic tiles feature matchless colors and patterns and thus are usually covered in a durable finish. Ceramic tiles, but will not be used outside because they cannot withstand the heat and therefore do not adapt well to the freezing temperatures that winter brings. They have a proclivity for moisture absorption.
Porcelain Tiles
Someone frequently classified porcelain tiles as ceramic tiles because of the subtle differences between them and ceramic tiles. Porcelain tiles are made of denser clay but are fired at greater temperatures than non-porcelain ceramic tiles. As a function, the material is much more durable and resistant to harm. Porcelain tiles, unlike standard ceramic tiles, can be utilized outside because of their low porosity and improved resilience to cold and extreme temperatures.
Porcelain tiles are available in polished and unpolished finishes and thus are suited for a range of domestic and commercial applications with light foot traffic. They also are available in glazed versions, but this is less durable.
Granite Tiles
Granite tiles are the best choice whether you’re planning to put tiles in a high-traffic location. They’re made of granite, a dense and durable igneous rock. This rock’s speckled minerals and unique veining not just set it apart from other materials, but the mix of the two also ensures that neither two granite surfaces are alike. Granite tiles have such a fantastic reputation in the flooring industry because of this. Luxurious establishments get a strong demand for them since they are produced in a large variety of colors and have a great aesthetic value.
The natural and durable material utilized aids the scratch-resistant surface. Granite tiles are light and tiny in size, making them easy to work with. They are also acid-resistant. Granite tiles, like marble floors, are highly porous and stain-prone. However, once polished, they perform admirably in terms of scratch resistance.
Travertine Tiles
Travertine pieces are made of travertine, a form of limestone found in hot springs, natural spring springs, and caves all around the world. The material comes in a variety of hues and has pits or a rough texture that is caused by air bubbles and organic materials. Travertine tiles have such a beautiful surface that illuminates and provides your interior area with a natural look.
The durability of the travertine material can be judged by the fact that it was used to build the ancient Roman structures which can be seen in Italy today. As a result, the travertine is an excellent choice for temples, sculptures, and theatres. It is now commonly used in the construction of pathways, restrooms, pool decks, as well as other areas in which there is a lot of water exposure. Travertine is 100 percent biodegradable, giving it an ecologically friendly material. It’s both long-lasting and easy to manage.
Even though it’s a less expensive alternative than some other high-end materials, travertine tiles still are pricey, and so many people cannot afford to install them.
Slate Tiles
Slate, which is mined from natural mineral deposits, is one of the most popular floor coverings. It aids throughout the production of extremely durable tiles while still inducing natural beauty to give your floor a stunning appearance. The material can maintain a room warm even while providing a safe flooring option because of its high slip resistance. Regardless of the fact that slate tiles are less expensive than marble and granite tiles, they still are regarded as high-end and attain a greater price than ceramic tiles.
Sandstone Tiles
Sandstone tiles are designed to give your outdoor spaces a deep, natural feel. Pool surrounds, patios, and walks are among the most typical applications. Sandstone tiles come in many colors, patterns, and sizes, and they add a great earthy touch to every space.
Matte Vs Glossy
As stated earlier, a print, design, or pattern is applied on ceramic and porcelain tiles after they’ve been cooked throughout the kiln. The magnitude of these effects can vary, as well as the resulting pattern can be glossy or matte.
Matte tiles are commonly used in kitchens and bathrooms where there are a lot of water spills because shiny tiles could be highly slippery in high-traffic areas. Shiny tiles give the floor a sheen and add elegance to a room’s appearance, rendering them more popular in lounge spaces and drawing rooms. Granite tiles will not have prints imposed on them since they are made of natural rock, and they are usually available in matte varieties with a coating applied to give them even more enduring.
Half-body Vs Full-body
The amount of wear and tear that full-body and half-body tiles can withstand is the key difference. Concrete pavers are always half-body, which implies that after they are manufactured, a thin layer of paint is applied to a tile. Porcelain tiles, on the other side, come in half-and full-body variants. Because the printed layer on half-body tiles is just a few centimeters thick, when the tile is broken, the top layer would be exposed, exposing white or red clay beneath.
Full-body tiles, on the other hand, are designed to have their color, pattern, or design walk the length of the tile. When these tiles are chipped or filed away, they expose a second layer with the same design as the first, rather than a patch of clay underneath, that can be unsightly. Granite tiles, unlike the other two, are always full-body because they are cut from genuine rock.
Round-edged Vs Laser-cut
Tiles have always been put with a certain number of spaces between them, which are filled with grout. Depending on the manufacturing methods used and the material used, they could be round-edged or laser-cut. Granite tiles, for example, always are laser-cut away from the rock, resulting in sharp edges. Ceramic tiles, on the other hand, normally have rounded edges, but porcelain comes in a combination of both options.
What Type Of Tile Should I Use And Why?
You now know about the three most common varieties of flooring tiles in Pakistan; choosing between these may well be influenced by a variety of factors, such as.
- Size
- Strength
- Durability
- Target area
- Availability of patterns
- Ease of installation
- Cost
Here is another quick rundown of the factors to consider about this before deciding on the tile that’s right for you.
Size
Tiles come in a variety of sizes, with 1224 inches, 1236 inches, 1824 inches, 2424 inches, and etc being one of the most frequent for central living areas. Larger square tiles are recommended for lounges, drawing areas, and dining rooms, in short. The most common sizes for corner walk-in showers are 912 inches and 1218 inches. Some individuals, though, prefer to use larger tiles in restrooms because they make a small space appear larger.
Tiles come in a variety of sizes, with 12*24 inches, 12*36 inches, 18*24 inches, 24*24 inches, and etc being the most frequent for central living areas. Larger square tiles are recommended for couches, drawing areas, and dining rooms, in short. The most common sizes for corner walk-in showers are 9*12 inches and 12*18 inches. Some individuals, though, prefer to be using larger tiles in restrooms because they make a tiny space appear larger.
Strength
Granite is by far the most durable alternative available, however ceramic is the most vulnerable to breaking and damage. Porcelain tiles will be in the middle of the strength spectrum, but they outperform ceramic equivalents.
Durability
The durability of a tile also is determined by its strength. This implies that of the three alternatives, granite is by far the most durable. Granite also is easy to polish and restore to its former brilliance over time, but porcelain and ceramic tiles may have to be replaced.
Target Area
Because ceramic and porcelain tiles are not too slippery, they are commonly used in the kitchen and bathroom, while glossy tiles of both types are ideal for central living areas where water spills are uncommon. If we truly want your kitchen to survive, go along with granite tiles, which are not only more water-resistant than the other two but also more resistant to damage, cracks, and chips in the event that you drop a large pot or pan on the ground accidentally.
Availability Of Patterns
Geometric, floral, wood, and a variety of many other designs are being printed on half-body ceramic or porcelain tiles, leading to a new boom in the tiling sector. Full-body porcelain tiles, on the other hand, have fewer variations since it is more difficult to create a wide variety of ideas in the clay mixture before firing it. However, since granite tiles are produced from actual stone, there is indeed a restricted range of patterns from which to choose.
Ease Of Installation
Ceramic and porcelain tiles are simple to construct on cement floors because they are bonded with a layer of glue. It can be installed as a do-it-yourself project as well. Granite tiles, on either hand, require specialized installation. An ordinary tile mason can charge between Rs. 22 and 25 per square foot, but if you really want the greatest finish, choose who charges between Rs. 32 and 35 per square foot.
Cost
The cost of tile flooring in Pakistan is an important factor to consider. It flooded the tiling market in Pakistan with foreign ceramic or porcelain tile possibilities. China, Iran, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Spain are also the main suppliers of ceramic tiles. Chinese or Irani tiles, but are also the most frequent, are the cheapest, costing around Rs. 800 and Rs. 1,000 per meter (approximately 3.25 feet). Manufactured in Malaysia and Indonesia, a slightly better quality of tile is accessible in the store for roughly Rs. 2,300 to Rs. 2,800 per meter. The best quality tiles in Pakistan originate from Spain, and they begin at Rs. 2,800 a meter and then go up from that.
Porcelain tiles, on the other hand, are classified according to whether they are full-body or half-body in terms of cost. Half-body porcelain tiles start at roughly Rs. 1,200 per meter, whereas full-body tiles up to Rs. 2,000 per meter. It’s important to note that this was just the beginning price for porcelain tiles; branded and imported kinds might be considerably more expensive. Granite tiles are usually of good quality, with a long lifespan and great strength. As a reason, their typical price per meter is somewhere between Rs. 1,000 and Rs. 1,200.
If you consider the factors listed above, you know you’ve got a choice not only between various types of floor tiles in Pakistan but as well as between the features you want in your tiled flooring or the amount of money you have put down for a home repair and construction project. We’ve provided all of the information so that you can make an informed decision about your home’s flooring specifications.
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Prices and Types of Flooring Tiles in Pakistan
Wednesday, 23 June 2021
Guide for flooring tiles and their rates Bathrooms and kitchens were previously the most typical places in Pakistan to find Flooring Tiles. In contrast to mosaic or marble flooring, which would have been historically popular in residences, now it is widespread and completely fashionable for newly built houses to employ tiles as the most frequent
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Decorating Fascinating Spaces With Colourful Art Accents
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Colorful artistic accents make fascinating additions to this peacefully gray and white modern interior, pictured by Maxim Spinkov. The bright eye-catching art pieces come in the form of stand-alone sculptures and unique murals that explode from simple white backgrounds. Other artwork inspires richly colored coordinated feature walls that completely change the character of the spaces they inhabit. In addition to the home’s colorful gallery, this interior also plays an inspiring collection of contemporary furniture, a wonderfully open and fluently functional living room, a relaxing master bedroom, a playful children’s room with a homework area, and two striking bathroom decorations. schemes with a dominant marble tile.
Entering this family home at the living room, we come to a modular sofa design with a shared backrest. Instead of acting as a solid separation between the living room and kitchen dining room, the lightweight piece allows for an open view between the two.
A square coffee table makes a quiet match for the contemporary sofa. Gray scatter pads join with the pale gray padding.
In an amazing color attitude, huge Ursbriko A collectible from Medicom Toy shines between the two large windows of the room.
A pair of tower shelves glow warmly inside the TV wall at the front of the lounge area, where a small library of books fills the vertical backlit corners.
The sleek, custom-built TV encloses several storage cabinets and niches in which pleasure is appropriate for the TV speakers. A wooden lacquered media cabinet threads a linear silhouette under the wall-mounted unit, where it provides drawers for movies, games, and electronics.
Behind the living room, a linear chandelier marks the dining room. A second, perpendicular linear chandelier defines the kitchen.
Stunning ceiling roses blaze around every golden light. Modern track lights frame decorative ceiling molding.
A racetrack dining table is surrounded by the A new chair by Marija Ružić Vukmanić & Ruđer Novak-Mikulić for Craftsman. A monochrome piece of wall art was chosen to keep the dining room moderate and to allow adjoining kitchen art to dominate the fame.
The bold kitchen art sets a bright abstract interest next to a pure white kitchen island.
Fresh white kitchen frames frame a set of metallic gold top cabinets that glow in the light. A combined golden island face catches the light behind a set of three unique kitchen bar stools.
In the master, a pair of elegant glass and metal bedroom pendant lights swing on either side of the bed. The lights go down inside the recess of a wooden framed mainboard feature wall with an atmospheric aura.
Simple bedside drawers flank each edge of the soft gray padded bed.
Parallel track lights flow light along each walkway around the modern bed.
A solid black media shelf confidently complements bold black door hardware across the closets.
The black media shelf transforms into a dressing room as it approaches the window wall.
Modern bathroom canvas pushes black and oak accents through a smooth white marble covered background. Black bathroom cranks complete the dark surface and integral basin.
The black toilet, red plate and black towel warmer continue the sharp bathroom accent.
A steel framed shower screen coordinates with a black rain shower. Built-in shelf corners in the shower provide an opportunity for subtle mood lighting.
Advancing into the nursery, we land on a playful black and white carpet.
Superhero Bobbleheads fill a built-in bookshelf, warmly lit with LED ribbons. A custom children’s desk merges with the tower of shelves to form a compact and functional homework assignment.
A padded swivel chair and radiator under the desk make homework more comfortable and convenient.
White window blinds and clean white cloths filter natural daylight for more comfortable use of a computer screen.
Floor-to-ceiling fitted wardrobes capitalize on every inch of available storage space.
A piece of colorful and beautiful children’s wall art inspires an orange painted feature wall in the children’s bedroom decorative plan. A green knitted throw on the baby bed chooses a secondary accent color.
The day bed designs a beautiful sofa during daylight hours – perfect for hanging out with friends. A small wall unit provides reading light later in the evening.
A striking white marble tile with an abundant black vein dominates this small bathroom project, covering the narrow floor and compact vanity.
At the other end of the room, a marble enclosed bathtub and a wet wall are highlighted by perimeter lighting.
A final marble surface climbs the cistern’s hidden wall.
A red saturated wall draws the eye down the corridor from the white living room to the home entrance.
Red paint wraps around to frame a decorated, gilded full-length mirror.
A hoarse color bursts from a wall art on the other side of the front door, where it draws attention to an entrance table. White closets line the walls of the home entrance, providing ample stock for outdoor coats, shoes, bags and huge home cleaning equipment.
Equal white closets create a mirror effect on the opposite side, bordered by luxurious gold hardware.
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Tuesday, 22 June 2021
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Seductive Interiors With Statement Chandeliers
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Declared chandelier forms the crown glory over a luxurious living space. Large and grand, shining modern chandeliers add an undeniably incredible factor with a striking sculptural element and a delightful, atmospheric luster. This collection of four attractive contemporary home interiors appeals to a luxurious light to create a dramatic spirit and add core stability to large and impressive arrangements. In these high-end spaces, we will also be inspired by chic furniture, spacious arrangements, elegant decoration, high contrasting color palettes and exquisite home accessories. We will visit luxurious lounges, formal dining rooms and kitchens, as well as a darkly attractive modern bedroom plan and an even darker bathroom concept.
Located in odódzo, Poland, The Nature House is a unique modern apartment, over 900 square meters. With room heights climbing up to almost four meters high, the spectacular Q2 chandelier by Jan Pauwels for Baxter makes an effective piece in the high void. A dark feature wall and ceiling panels form a contrasting background that elevates the fascinating light piece.
Shades of rich brown, smooth latte and cream tones merge into a warm and attractive decorative palette. Glass walls open up a picturesque setting of garden greenery.
Modern nesting coffee tables are gathered in the center of a four-sided conversational furniture arrangement. The two-tone plank completes the upholstered furniture selection, and the overlapping brown and cream rugs.
A seductive courtyard thrives at the heart of the house, with four large trees pushing up through the atrium.
On the other side of the courtyard, two Serie Up 2000 seats by Gaetano Pesce for B&B Italia are arranged in a separate seat from the main lounge. A round rug and a low, circular coffee table echo the curves of the sculptural chairs. Small side tables and a modern floor lamp transform the area into a practical, comfortable reading angle.
An extraordinary dining room chandelier zigzags through a huge formal dining room that is equipped for sixteen guests.
The neighboring kitchen island is just as long and just as spectacular, crowned by the amazing Algorithmic lighting designed by Toan Nguyen for Vibia.
The excellent lighting installation illuminates the entire length of the vast kitchen island and a fused dining surface that is designed as a more intimate environment.
When we enter our second outstanding home tour, we are immediately dismayed by the cube-like formation of the Q3 luster by Jan Pauwels for Baxter.
A piece of square wall art and a square coffee table complete the shape of the modern chandelier.
Two cognac leather armchairs break the square-shaped theme with a contrasting rounded silhouette.
Two of Baxter’s Q3 chandeliers gloriously illuminate a high-end modern dining room.
A large wall clock was chosen to achieve balance with the scale of the striking chandeliers.
In the adjoining kitchen, the main light attraction attracts all eyes to the floor.
LED kitchen light wires along the island plinth to shed a golden glow over black marble floors. Another beautiful courtyard grows a green view.
In this black, white and gray luxurious home interior, a Cosmic lamp by Jan Pauwels for Quasar resembles a 3D star map over the living room. Sampei floor lamps designed by Davide Groppi and Enzo Calabrese provide atmospheric light behind the modern sofa.
The Cosmos lamp is hung from a grand double-height ceiling.
The bulbs are reflected brightly in a unique black glass coffee table below.
Concrete planters contain mature indoor plants that gently reflect light with their bright leaves.
A textured surface adds interesting highlights to the simple black TV wall.
The black linear chandelier includes a planter on its frame to bring some greenery.
Translucent table legs give the space a light aesthetic.
A plinth-like black marble coffee table set up a solid centerpiece in the living room. The flames of a modern fireplace dance along with a reflective golden fireplace.
High black doors hide the TV above the fireplace.
3D wall art publishes drama with light and shadow.
The concise angular formation of the chandelier is reflected in a unique floor treatment and in project dining chairs.
Selected materials create coherence and gentle refinement.
The unusual bedroom project is decorated with an equally unusual table lamp on a floating headboard.
A decorative vase creates an arrangement of cascading height with the lamp.
An all-black bathroom decorative scheme absorbs much of the light, so perimeter light has been added to deal with the shadows.
White floor helps distribute top light.
A manageable hall shaft is defined under an LED ribbon in the entrance, where a calendula puff shines a great welcome.
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Seductive Interiors With Statement Chandeliers
Saturday, 19 June 2021
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A Modern Japanese House With A Serene Courtyard
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A unique segmented layout defines this amazing Japanese home, belonging to a couple and their three children near downtown Shunan, Yamaguchi County. Designed by Hayato Komatsu Architects, the rooms of this unique home are sectioned into boxes around the edge of the site. Glass corridors tie up the volumes as they take on the green beauty of a large and serene central courtyard, as well as several smaller yards. The design was formed to realize all the wishes of the client without completely overriding the scale of the 807.03 square meter plot and the surrounding residential environment. The result is a space with a sense of unity and a deep connection with nature.
A steel enclosure door waits at the end of a short path that leads into the property, just off the main road. The modern door matches a frame of steel windows, which increases its scale and size.
The main main entrance door for guests is housed inside a wooden tin enclosure that extends to the roof line to increase its warm and text effect. The cool gray exterior of the home creates a tonal contrast that pushes the eye to the welcome entrance.
Glass roof panels let the blue sky into connecting corridors that connect each volume of the unique home design. Glass walls open the corridors to the courtyards, which bloom on both sides.
Once through the narrow glazed corridor, a huge living space opens up with towering ceilings. Huge windows bring natural light flooding over the rich wood tone and gray brick interior. Tailored bookshelves stack decoration up to the roof.
The two-story lounge puts a small, casual dining room into the lower half of the layout, while a luxurious lounge tops. A chic modern L-shaped sofa divides the upper floor between the living room layout and a formal dining room at the back.
A rectangular coffee table is located in the center of an understated gray carpet that balances the gray tile floor treatment in the tiny dining room.
A bistro pedestal table sets up the secondary dining room as a place for tea and light snacks.
Three steps down gives the area a pleasant, intimate feel that is enhanced by the presence of a wood burning fireplace.
Surrounding courtyard views bring nature rushing to the airy living space.
An outdoor seating seat lies in the welcome patio design. Free installation of wooden ceiling panels flows from inside the living room to the shaded overhang outside.
At night the courtyards light up to preserve the magical panorama.
The L-shaped volume pushes the kitchen layout just beyond the corner of the living room, giving it an unobstructed view of the luxurious courtyard.
A breakfast bar returns to the next connecting corridor from floor to ceiling glass. Three kitchen bar stools let the children contribute to dinner.
Wide expanses create the feeling of walking outside.
A stone walkway in the manner of a garden path was carried out inside the house, to rebalance an area where there are no exterior views.
In the main room, a thin floor-to-ceiling side window and a clerestory window ensure privacy. Furniture is minimal, with only a platform bed, bedside table, desk and IC F 2-style lamp. La original IC F 2 was projected by Michael Anastassiades for Flos.
Home library is secretly hidden.
The library also serves as a music appreciation room, with heaps of CDs and a sound system.
Shoji doors add traditional Japanese elegance.
The doors are pocketed in a deep wooden frame.
Even the bathroom overlooks a courtyard.
The courtyard next to the bathtub is elevated to improve the view.
Exposed wooden ceiling beams add a bold visual interest.
Authentic tatami mats dress the floor.
The material palette remains cooperative throughout the home.
Graceful shrubs soften the fort home exterior.
Wooden slat panels examine the connecting footpaths.
Rocky borders plume the paved driveway, leading to green shrubbery and trees that give only a slight taste of the natural bonds that surround the rest of the household.
Exterior lighting gently illuminates the plants and the welcoming front entrance door.
The secondary front door is gently obscured by small trees.
The central courtyard gives the segmented dwelling a general sense of unity.
Each yard differs in scale, sunlight and height, creating different experiences as one moves through the house.
The site of 807.03 square meters holds a building area of 444.59 square meters, resulting in a total floor area of 471.24 square meters. A parking garage holds up to four cars at the front of the building.
The final layout of the rooms was decided by imagining many everyday situations and likely future lifestyle changes.
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A Modern Japanese House With A Serene Courtyard
Monday, 14 June 2021
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Taj Residencia 5 Marla New Booking Details, Location & Prices
After the successful launch of 3.5 marla apartments, Taj Residencia has come up with a new launch of 5 sea dwellings under the Pakistan Package low cost. Conspiracy files are available for booking with a 20% down payment, while the remaining amount is payable in 4 years by easy payments.
Unlike previous Taj Residencia reservations, the new 5 marl prices are quite reasonable and the payment plan is quite flexible. There is no information on the exact location of these plots, however, a new dwelling may be called “Bell Hyacinth” may be created to house new plots.
Following is the payment schedule for 5 marla plots in Taj Residence:
Please note that the given prices are exclusive of development costs. An additional category will apply in the case of main roads, corners and parks. Plot numbers will be given by computer vote, which will take place shortly after the closing of reservations.
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Taj Residencia 5 Marla New Booking Details, Location & Prices
Friday, 11 June 2021
After the successful launch of 3.5 marla apartments, Taj Residencia has come up with a new launch of 5 sea dwellings under the Pakistan Package low cost. Conspiracy files are available for booking with a 20% down payment, while the remaining amount is payable in 4 years by easy payments. Unlike previous Taj Residencia reservations,
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Upscale Designer Town House in Moldova (With Floor Plans)
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Measuring 222 square meters in Chisinau, Republic of Moldova, this luxurious designer city hall has three floors of unique modern luxury. Displayed by D3 design, the interior features attractive contemporary furniture projects, luxurious stone and terrace elements and a striking yellow accent palette. Each area has been cleverly created to bring out elegant yet bold aesthetics, brought to life under mood lighting. We’ll also find inspiration for an ultra stylish children’s room that includes a tailored children’s bed design with a lounge bunk bed, as well as a unique built-in storage and window seating facility for multi-level play. Floor plans for all three levels are included at the end of the home tour.
A striking modern fireplace wall is tiled with deeply textured stone. An elegant white marble fireplace makes a smooth contrast under the flame.
A warm mustard tufted sofa draws against the fireplace for the warmest accent in the room, with warm mustard upholstery.
Rectangle carpet contains the two-section sectional sofa layout. One side of the sectional layout is facing the living room TV wall, while the rest of the seats face the heat of the fire.
Smooth wooden wall panels and silver pieces adorn the modern TV wall, where a white marble media shelf creates an understated finishing touch.
Tinted glass builds a translucent partition wall between the living room and the stairs. The staircase is centrally located in the home layout, dividing the living room from the kitchen dining room.
Thin floor lamps emit atmospheric glare after dark.
In the dining room, another wooden back TV wall and dimly lit glass and cutlery form an inviting background. The striking black networked modern chandelier we see suspended over the table is the Vibia Match.
Two unique bar stools make an elegant addition to the chic white marble kitchen peninsula. The two top black pendants above are the Vibia Linear Wireflow.
Soft gray wall devices connect with the padding stool. A wall of full-height white kitchen units fades quietly in the background so as not to overwhelm the space.
LED ribbons highlight the beautiful marble staircase design, warmly cutting across the gray vein.
A deeply padded upholstered bed design immediately gives a pleasant tone as we enter the master bedroom.
A small bedside table is tucked in on either side of the upholstered platform bed. A modern table lamp shines on one side …
… In a trendy linear pendant light illuminates the other.
A large frameless mirror doubles the effect of the line pendant light, and reflects a TV wall at the opposite side of the room.
The interior door disappears inside a wall of smooth gray roof that forms an elegant mount for the bedroom TV. Perimeter lighting washes a warm glow over the unassuming feature.
Track lights draw a border around the ceiling, illuminating the full walkway around the bed.
Heavy gray cloths ensure restful sleep, while white veils give privacy during waking hours.
The yellow accent theme set in the living room returns in the form of a curved bench chair.
A large closet island displays and stores fashion accessories dust-free under a clear glass top. Half of the clothing collection is placed under packages inside full-white fronted units.
On the opposite side of the room, a smart black locker system provides open rails, clothes racks and integrated chests of drawers.
Cabinet lighting strongly helps choice.
Black bathrooms complete the dark floor treatment and contrast clearly with bright walls.
A backlit built-in shelf makes a welcoming glow inside the shower.
The children’s room is governed by a tailored children’s bed project with a living room bunk bed.
Main yellow accents add a sudden burst of energetic energy to the neutral children’s room.
The yellow shelf inserts draw attention to a unique built-in library and window seating installation that encourages multi-level gaming. A large Miffy lamp and a smaller companion hang at the children’s library. See more ideas on children’s night lights here.
Modern wall light focuses on reading light above the bed.
More yellow accents breathe life into a second bookshelf on the other side of the children’s bedroom, where a collection of project objects form a creative space around the desk.
A black and white turntable completes the all-white desk project.
Terrazzo fills the child’s bathroom with a lively pattern.
Huge pieces of color fall across the shower wet wall, descending onto the bathtub.
A loose corner rises inside a wall of customary furniture.
A round mirror forms a beautiful partner for an arched bathroom ceiling that surrounds a beautiful marble decorative scheme.
Simple white doors form the face of a useful storage cupboard that has been set up inside the upper cistern wall.
The floor plan of the city hall allows us to better understand the effectiveness of the central staircase in the division of space, as well as the vast amount of storage in each area.
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Upscale Designer Town House in Moldova (With Floor Plans)
Thursday, 10 June 2021
Do you like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. Measuring 222 square meters in Chisinau, Republic of Moldova, this luxurious designer city hall has three floors of unique modern luxury. Displayed by D3 design, the interior features attractive contemporary furniture projects, luxurious stone and terrace elements and a
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Red, Yellow And Blue Interiors That Are Bubbling With Creative Energy
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Creative energy positively bubbles from each of these five attractive red, yellow and blue interior projects. Productive color collisions create a vibrant spirit that ties in with curious art objects and a hidden treasure trove of striking decorative elements. We will tour the home project of an art and book lover that springs from a collection of inspiring colorful tribal masks and several built-in bookcases; a new home renovation with a spacious open living space layout and a cool tropical atmosphere; a complex colorful apartment interior with stunning chandeliers and classic art; and an elegant modern red, yellow and blue interior with a crude industrial style edge.
Capsicum Tribe Mask of Umasqu combines ancient culture with modern talent with detailed and intertwined decoration. The colorful collection is boldly complemented by an assortment of scattered cushions on a solid blue sofa.
Next to the sofa, a unique floor lamp makes curved connections with the contoured masks. A round coffee table pulls the shaped theme forward, under red and pink accents.
A multicolored carpet cuts a geometric contrast across the floor of the living room.
The modern chandelier drops an unexpected blue accent over the arrangement, which even echoes the circular outline of the coffee table beneath it. A cobalt blue cast iron radiator playfully emphasizes the window.
Two large built-in bookcases on either side of the window have an elegant, traditional aesthetic, while a light blue counterpart draws attention to the home office area.
Raspberry accent walls and color coordinated closets bring additional color to the workplace. Blue Lipharara Fat chair makes a sculptural addition to the white-painted custom desk.
The desk is supported on both sides by tailored bookshelves to simplify its silhouette.
Only one gracefully turned leg supports the outer corner of the desk. A recessed LED strip illuminates the workspace from behind.
The interesting ceramic sculpture on the desk is Most Glorious Michele designed by Elena Salmistraro for Bosa, which pays homage to Italian project owners.
A vase of dried botany neutrally balances the other side of the desk.
The golden foliage quietly completes the library of pale yellow pages.
Mustard wool throw sews up along the softened reading area.
This 50 square meter home in Bela Vista, Brazil, São Paulo, is the harmonious unification of two separate apartments. Concrete and cement “seam” between the two original apartments have been preserved to go back to the history of the building structure. An electrical panel, plumbing fixtures and imperfections remain exposed on the remaining pillar.
In the middle of the new larger living space, a wide sofa table puts a warm wooden accent behind a cool waterproof sofa design. The piece also serves as a stool for use in the covered balcony area.
A wall of red panels can be moved to hide or show the wall TV screen. Bookcases provide both a practical and decorative element while the panels migrate.
Cracked floor treatment of wood and polished concrete attracts attention to the dual history of the home. Indoor plants thrive on a black stainless steel shelf, which is mounted on the remains of the original partition wall.
Tropical plants also thrive on the covered balcony area, where green paint expands on the natural theme. A blue hammock stretches inside the mini-jungle.
A colorful set of pillows shakes the modern sofa, while a light rug adds a slightly comfortable texture underfoot.
Direct lighting highlights the elevated indoor garden.
Pieces of wall art add precious colored balls to a dark gray-blue feature wall.
A black AC concealed panel was raised as a statement wall for a bright orange console table and many planters.
The intense green paint on the balcony is actually the color code for this particular floor of the apartment building. The green shade serenely matches perfectly with the other shades in the project.
The wide balcony opens up a glorious panorama of downtown São Paulo, Roosevelt Square and views of the Cantareira mountains.
Simple white doors enter the new bedroom and bathroom from the living area. The doors were created with precision to discreetly align with the walls.
In the footprint of the original apartment, an extensive kitchen project brings a joyful color combination of red, blue and yellow.
The Mondrian-like color infusions form a unique U-shaped kitchen installation.
Bright yellow accents create a cheerful atmosphere inside the bathroom.
The extra bathroom and guest bedroom have been added to the newly extended home for when family and friends visit the town. The new bedroom has direct access to the balcony.
With the wall between the units removed, a larger and brighter living room was reached.
Necessarily a complex character defines our third home interior, where a confident curved blue sofa design surrounds a delicate red, blue and yellow woven carpet.
A unique floor lamp adds a golden sheen behind the couch.
A contemporary chandelier teams up with the modern dining room.
Elegant, linear silhouettes define our ultimate prominent home interior.
A modern yellow sofa goes straight back to a long dining island, creating a bright modern flavor against the luxurious white marble finish.
Clear dining chairs keep the layout simple and lightweight.
A side back seat puts a red accent against the yellow sofa and baby blue kitchen units.
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Tuesday, 08 June 2021
Do you like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. Creative energy positively bubbles from each of these five attractive red, yellow and blue interior projects. Productive color collisions create a vibrant spirit that ties in with curious art objects and a hidden treasure trove of striking decorative elements.
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Living Spaces With Grey, White & Wood Decor
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Curly white walls and pale gray infusions make for a serene life, especially when thrown along with the natural beauty of wood. Here our four featured home projects use sleek gray, white and wood trim to create an air of elegance within luxurious modern open living spaces. The peaceful palette has been combined with elegant furniture, textured finishes and easy flow arrangements to create good layers. The atmosphere of prevailing tranquility combines pale gray living spaces, contemporary kitchen oak and walnut projects and polished modern dining spaces. We will also take a look at one inspiring bathroom project, fashionable modern wall coverings, creative room dividers and an interior with fashionable architectural arches.
In this 100 square meters private apartment, located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, the open plan lounge is an impressive double height space full of natural light. Smooth curves form a graceful living area with a soft gray round rug and an elegant curved sofa.
Above the sofa, bronze modern wall lamps contrast deeply with crisp white walls. A smaller seat is arranged by the window, where vertical tiles form a design wall.
Indoor plants introduce a refreshing display of greenery throughout the living space. The plants also serve as a subtle zoning device between the individual seats and the dining room.
RIbbed table legs complete the linear nature of adjacent wooden window curtains.
A leaf arrangement makes a raised green table centerpiece.
An L-shaped kitchen installation wraps wooden effect cabinets around the dining room. A beautifully designed rear splash extends all the way behind an open kitchen shelf and a unique projected trap.
The bathroom is a comfortable combination of lattice wood beams and fiery red foliage. Linear modern bathroom linen is gently lit by a lighted mirror.
Smooth concrete walls give a subtle pattern, and form a palpable curved angle between the vain area and a shower screen.
A brass faucet warmly adds to the white marble bathroom.
Textured wall panels and matte stone gray toilet and video make a smooth tonal fusion.
Bronze fixtures and black accessories give a dark contrast.
Stone tiles peacefully mix the bathtub with the shower wall.
In our second featured home design, a large piece of black and white artwork provides a high contrast focus behind a pale gray modular sofa. A thin black floor lamp complements a black swing arm ceiling light.
A gray ottoman and a chic round coffee table are joined within the pattern of a pale gray carpet.
A deeply textured TV wall swells interest behind a simple oak TV stand.
Black accessories highlight black table legs under the round coffee table, and draw a tonal connection with the metal railings of the staircase.
A large rectangular dining table is arranged by the base of the modern staircase design. Modern dining chairs host a feast of eight dinners.
Cool white marble meets warm wood in the neighboring kitchen design, where luxurious marble envelops a central island with a breakfast bar.
A tin chamber part forms a small entrance hall. Ribbed gypsum panels texture define an entrance bench area.
Our next tour takes place in a one-story, 120-square-foot private house, located in Toronto, Canada.
A modern wood-burning fireplace catches fire under an impressive metal chimney. A Cuban wood shop adds a decorative element to the modern fireplace.
A rectangular coffee table draws a height parallel to the linear fireplace. Its lighter gray finish reflects natural light from the window.
The partition wall between the complex hall and formal dining room is wide open with graceful arches.
Black glossy revelations strongly define the architectural feature within the pure white walls.
The larger of the two arches perfectly frames a project dining room.
Geometric decorative screens separate a separate living area.
Our final open living space with gray, white & wooden decorative edges in a slightly deeper palette, with a smoky gray modular sofa and a dark wooden pairing of coffee table and a small side table.
A textured gray carpet sets up a comfortable island in front of the fire.
Gray scatter pads loosen the solid gray sofa aesthetic.
Double window coverings add a vertical wood tone to the white painted surroundings.
Pierre Jeanneret’s Chandigarh chair surrounds a freshly white round dining table with the wooden ornament.
Dark walnut panels engulf part of the kitchen run, interior door and its handle to create one seamless declamation wall.
Framed kitchen bars make elegant wooden additions to the pale gray island. Ceiling-hugging top closets continue the whisper of gray, while appliance housings draw from the deep walnut accent thread.
Modern kitchen accessories scatter the sharp black accent.
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Living Spaces With Grey, White & Wood Decor
Saturday, 05 June 2021
Do you like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. Curly white walls and pale gray infusions make for a serene life, especially when thrown along with the natural beauty of wood. Here our four featured home projects use sleek gray, white and wood trim to create an air
Lithuania And Poland Built A ‘Portal’ Connecting Two Of Their Cities And People Are Loving It
Society is evolving and we have gone a long way from slavery and women not being able to vote. But we still have room for improvement: stop discriminating against different people, accepting people who think, dress, speak differently than we do.
Separation between people is a problem as old as the world, but it needs modern solutions. The internet is now everywhere in a “portal” open in two European cities, Vilnius and Lublin, which was built just to shorten the distance between us and them. Not only is the meaning behind this project amazing, but it also looks so cool and futuristic.
The city of Vilnius in Lithuania and the city of Lublin in Poland are now linked by a portal in which they can see each other.
The portal has a circular shape that symbolizes the wheel of time, and in science fiction, it represents space and time that link back to the circle as a portal. This virtual bridge between the capital of Lithuania, Vilnius, and one of the oldest Polish cities, Lublin, is the first of its kind. In Vilnius, the portal can be found next to Vilnius railway station. Meanwhile, in Lublin, he resides on Plac Litewski.
These 2 cities have a historical connection, as the Lublin Union was signed on 1 July 1569 between Poland and Lithuania in that same city. This union created a single state, the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, one of the largest countries in Europe at the time. Bored Panda contacted the PORTAL team and asked if this was planned. Apparently, it was an unexpected coincidence. They contacted various cities abroad that would collaborate for this project and the circumstances lead to that city being Lublin. It is truly symbolic that these two cities are spreading the message behind the project, which must be unified and not separated.
This circle with a screen that looks like a portal to another dimension actually allows you to see people in the other city and wave at them
The ‘portals’ both have screens and cameras to broadcast the other city live. The view you see on the screen is similar to what astronauts see looking at the world below.
It’s called a “surveillance effect” and astronauts experience it when they see Earth in space, so little, so delicately in this big world.
Hazzaa Ali Almansoori, the first person from the United Arab Emirates in space, said “It’s amazing how space brings everyone together. No matter what country you come from, no matter what your religion or background, it unites everyone … Our goal is one: it is for humanity. ”
The portal is now silent as it would be technically difficult to have a sound 24/7, however, it is possible and for special events, it will be done.
Despite this, the creators of the project believe that people will find a way to communicate. They’ve noticed people waving, sending kisses or doing push-ups, so they’re still involved.
The team told us that “it seems that with physical measures like the PORTAL the internal psychological barriers disappear and people enthusiastically participate in the activity in front of the portal and are friendly to each other. Most of them do not need encouragement and access the portal with curiosity or maybe they just crave a human relationship during this pandemic. ”They think that starting a conversation with complete strangers only on the street would present difficulties and it seems that the portal makes people more relaxed.
The message behind the PORTAL project is to make people forget about the separation between us and them and just see our planet united
The main goal of the project is to connect people. On the official website, they say “Surrounding ourselves only with those who are close and speak the same language gives us comfort and a sense of stability. It also limits the worldview to our narrow inner circle. Slowly it becomes a perfect space for awakening insecurities to outsiders and a perfect excuse to be careless about the world that belongs to them. Every day there is less room for dialogue, empathy and compassion to feel and be united in our home – a tiny spaceship Earth rapidly decaying because of too many of them and too few of us. It’s so easy to believe we’re all a wave and forget we’re an ocean too. Let’s transcend this sense of separation and be pioneers of unity. ”
It almost seems like we welcome aliens to Earth, but sometimes we treat humans as if they’re not from this planet and don’t deserve to be here. The person behind the idea, Benedict Gylys, says many of the potentially deadly challenges humanity faces, such as polarization and climate change, have been caused by a lack of understanding of others and of the world at large. So the PORTER must unite people and it is an invitation to rise above the illusion of division that we ourselves have created.
Although it is not a portal that we see in movies or read in books, it is nevertheless the closest to teleportation and it is so cool that you can only communicate with random people on the street who are hundreds of miles away.
It caught the attention of Redditors like the post about it got 140k votes in less than a day. People joked about Stargate and that if you go through it, you will end up in Poland. It seems that people liked this idea, but others shared that something similar happened where they live, but it didn’t last long as people started abusing the portal.
The project had its challenges, “First, it was a challenge to draft a project for the PORTFOLIO, which is minimal and simple, but able to fit all the complex electronics inside and prevent vandalism and negative environmental impact.” Then the project had to be carried out and after many tests, it was chosen to use “concrete, stainless steel and tempered glass to build these 11 tons wide two meters by two meters.”
It all came true because the people at Vilnius Gediminas Technical University Creative and Innovation Center “LinkMenų manufactures” were crazy enough to believe in the idea and were able to realize it.
The brain behind the project is Benedict Gylys and it took 5 years to realize the idea
The project was completed during a pandemic, when travel within the borders may have restrictions, so travel to other countries is hardly disputed. The creators of Vilnius Technique have been working on the portal for 5 years and now was the best time to introduce it publicly when everyone is so isolated and eager to taste something new a bit.
There are plans to open more of these portals in various cities in the world and connect even more people
The portal between Vilnius and Lublin was the first in the world, but it will not be the last. The creators of the project hope to connect dozens of cities around the world and two new ones are expected to open soon: one in Reykjavik, Iceland and another in London, United Kingdom.
The team revealed that Reykjavik was chosen because of the very important historical story that links it to Lithuania: Iceland was the first to recognize Lithuania’s independence in 1991 and Lithuanians appreciate it and want to continue the partnership between the countries. Also, Reykjavik contrasts perfectly with Vilnius.
London is important to them as they begin a friendship with another international initiative.
Image credits: Benedict Gylys Foundation
Now Vilnius is linked to Lublin and will last until August. Then it will move to another city. The project creators think that maybe in the future the portals will change cities every 10 minutes more or less because they are open to anyone who would like to join.
Although the cities will have a limited connection time, the project has no time limit, “the project will continue until the destruction of the planet or the end of the problems that cause the separation between people.”
What do you think of this idea? Would you like to see such a ‘portal’ in your city? Let us know your thoughts on this project in the comments.
More than 2k people shared their reactions to this “portal” on Reddit and most of them thought it was a cool idea.
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Lithuania And Poland Built A ‘Portal’ Connecting Two Of Their Cities And People Are Loving It
Tuesday, 01 June 2021
Society is evolving and we have gone a long way from slavery and women not being able to vote. But we still have room for improvement: stop discriminating against different people, accepting people who think, dress, speak differently than we do. Separation between people is a problem as old as the world, but it needs
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Colorful Interiors That Feel Like Spring & Summer
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If the world outside the window is gloomy, transform your interior into an eternal spring or summer extravaganza of color, pattern and uplifting energy. Forget the oppressive gray city streets that surround, draw a stream of flowers and botanical prints that free you from the harsh reality of making your soul sing. This is your home, you can have it however you like it. Here, the homeowners of our two prominent interiors did just that. With the help of AR 1 Studio, delightful artwork, adventurous furniture collections and experimental collisions come together to build spectacularly unique spaces that feel like a holiday, every day.
A pattern further enlivens the vibrant color palette, playfully raising a sort of sofa cushions, dining chairs and a graphic round rug.
Lilac walls set a warm background around the living area, while the kitchen is belted in green.
A round coffee table puts a mulberry accent in the center of the room, which is complemented by color coordinated cushions.
Yellow accents form a cohesive thread through the open arrangement, transitioning into metallic yellow gold in the kitchen and into smaller decorative pieces.
Cobalt blue media contrasts richly with the purple TV wall.
An ornate gold support leg ties the luxurious metallic accent.
A warming golden glow shines from a wine glass storage built into the dining table. Abundant greenery springs from its crown to accentuate the color of the kitchen cabinets.
An upholstery of a bird chair and a botanical print evokes an additional connection with nature.
Gold drawer fronts enhance the bold green kitchen project.
This 190 square meter interior in St. Petersburg, Russia, lives under experimental color combinations. The client asked to compensate for the lack of sunny days in the city with an interior decoration painted with a positive atmosphere “in which there will always be summer”.
The accommodation is intended as an occasional city residence, which can arrange informal meetings with partners, as well as to use holidays with family. The design team experimented with bright shades, contemporary paintings, decorative panels, and the spirit of travel and adventure.
The complex homeowner did not want to see a typically high-quality wooden, marble and brass concept, and instead wanted an unexpected and surprising approach. A fantastic interpretation of natural stone was artistically carried out across the television wall to satisfy the unorthodox report.
While traditional wood and marble appear, the composition is fresh and original. The wooden round pedestal dining table is surrounded by amethyst and mustard dining chairs, creating a bold break from the norm.
A unique red glass pendant light forms a striking sculptural element above the dining table. A colorful carpet carries the red accent on the floor.
Behind the bright black island, a pink kitchen builds an unexpectedly colored wall. Walnut wall cabinets soothe the powerful aesthetic.
A chic garnet padded seat recommends the square home entrance. A mauve buffet contrasts with pale sage wall panels.
Bold wall art, geometric wallpaper and parrot blue cabinet fronts color the hallway to the bedroom. Privacy was an essential consideration for the client, so this corridor separates as much as possible the master bedroom from the common area. Entrances to the guest and the laundry room are hidden inside the entrance wall.
Tube-shaped hanging lights hang in triplets over the bedside units. The bed is pulled forward from the window to allow soft gray sheets to fold gently to the floor behind a large padded bed sheet.
African wall art explodes a moment of redness into the room, richly complementing the deep wooden tonal elements.
A plush yellow barrel chair is elegantly paired to a unique dressing table that contains a gold-built planter.
In the bathroom, the mustard yellow accent theme lights up in a light lemon hue across a floating vain unit. Metallic gold accents dominate the decoration of the sink and wall-mounted high boy.
Smooth white marble walls and floor tiles retain a sophisticated look.
A darker marble tile sharply distances itself from the shower. A unique bathroom sink integrates into an elegant linear vanity counter.
In the guest series, a blue padded bed is contrasted with dark pink, red and pink accessories and prints.
A modern blue dressing table climbs from the edge of the bed.
Strange artwork adds a humorous touch over the bedside table.
Colorful notes drop lively energy around each turn.
A hookah lounge has been included within the guest area, which can also be used as an office / meeting room.
Orange accents warm up the cool blue guest bathroom.
A furious tiger mural wanders the powder keg.
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Colorful Interiors That Feel Like Spring & Summer
Monday, 31 May 2021
Like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. If the world outside the window is gloomy, transform your interior into an eternal spring or summer extravaganza of color, pattern and uplifting energy. Forget the oppressive gray city streets that surround, draw a stream of flowers and botanical prints that