Modern Home Trends Find Annoying
If you’re decorating a new house and don’t know where to start, you might spend hours browsing Pinterest mood boards. Looking for new ideas and trying to figure out your style and what’s considered in this year can be exhausting. But remember one thing—home design trends come and go. While some of them turn out quite nice, others might be expensive and inefficient.
Reddit user u/wazzel2u raised this question in r/AskReddit: “What is a terrible trend found in new home design?”, and more than 5K people replied. Whether it’s lack of storage space, hollow interior doors or open concept bathrooms, the comment section under their post is full of some of the worst design solutions that you should leave behind.
Bored Panda collected some of the most messed-up decor tendencies shared in this Reddit thread. If you have some insights on the topic, don’t be shy and share them below!
The lack of secret bookshelf doors. I mean, who designs their custom home and does not include a bookshelf secret door? People design houses for a reason, and that reason should be secret doors
According to design guru Nate Berkus, following the trends too closely is actually one of the biggest mistakes homeowners can make. “I think that people are very easily taken with the latest look, the latest feeling,” he said.
The interior designer explained that we get easily tired by these types of trends: “It’s kind of like that black-and-white concrete tile that everybody had. Three, four years ago, it was the thing to use in your powder room floor and on your kitchen backsplash, but do you really want it anymore now that you’ve seen it over and over and over?” he asked. Berkus would rather choose really classic, beautiful materials that stand the test of time.
So instead of copying the latest decor tendencies, Berkus suggests choosing materials that have been around since the 1920s because they are always a safe choice: “Stone or stone-solid surfacing, concrete, stone, or wood floors, classic ceramic tiles, terra-cotta, butcher block—all of that stuff has been around forever, and there’s new innovation within those looks.“
Open concept bathrooms.
I don’t need to see you taking a dump from my bed.
Apartment Therapy says that a good rule of thumb would be to go a little more traditional with major furnishings and to add new trends with textiles and other small items. This way, you can modernize your home without changing the expensive cornerstone pieces and easily swap out the little details in the future.
They advise on a few timeless trends that could save you some money if you’re planning to redecorate at some point. One of them would be choosing white subway tiles in the kitchen: “White is always a bright, clean backdrop for styling objects and art against.” As people say, white never goes out of style, so it is a safe bet since you don’t have to limit yourself when looking for other details.
Removing stair banisters for a crisp look. Like your drunk friend Brooks is going to fall of the side and die one day. There are building codes for reasons
In their opinion, neutral tones are always a better option than going with the color of the year (unless, of course, it’s neutral). “Neutral tones are timeless and work in any context,” explains designer Becky Shea. “When you go too bold and loud, in the long term, it’s not sustainable.” The same could be applied to furniture and textiles. Choosing natural materials is stylistically versatile, full of texture and warmth, not to mention that it’s sustainable and practical.
Might be an unpopular opinion but i don’t need my home to be smart…I just need things to happen when they are supposed to happen and not completely shut off when some douche thought it was a good idea to play who can touch the powerline
Then there are the small details. “Live laugh love“ type of decorations or ordering everything in marble might seem great at the time but after some time it can become tasteless. And what about removing stair banisters? Well, it definitely achieves the minimalistic look that’s been trendy for the past few decades but in real life, it’s not only useless but also dangerous.
Total lack of solar panels/windmills. I think its criminal that new builds don’t have any form of energy generator built in.
I really don’t like the fireplace design where you are intended to put your TV over it. A TV is way too high when over the fireplace.
Hollow interior doors that don’t keep sound out from within the house and hallways – especially hollow bedroom doors when you’re trying to sleep.
Lastly, the most important thing to remember is that you are creating a home for yourself. Your place should reflect you as a person, it does not have to be perfect or insta-worthy. It’s all about coziness and familiarity, not aesthetics.
The cold and sterile look. White, black (high polish please so you see every single fingerprint)… why?
No broom closets. Where the hell do people put their mops and vacuum cleaners? Or do the people who buy those McMansions just not do any of their own cleaning?
I don’t know if it’s new new, but it drives me crazy when people replace cabinetry with open shelves.
Don’t people understand dust? Bugs ring a bell? Pet hair? Speaking of pets, how do you keep your cats from messing around with that setup?
I may die on this hill alone, but I HATE open concept kitchens. Not the ones with a nice bar separating the space, not the ones with a window. I’m talking wide open, no barrier to determine where the kitchen ends. It’s hideous.
Open concept everything. There is value in being able to separate some rooms of the house. I very much prefer to have a kitchen that is not completely exposed to the area where I am going to be entertaining company.
That way, I can cook dinner and not worry about having to clean up everything in the kitchen so its spotless because the kitchen is basically in the main living room of the house.
This and also the trend of having big a** f**king windows in the front so everyone in the street can see your whole ground floor. Makes your first floor into a f**king fishbowl that I would never be comfortable in. I like to be able to walk around my house without worrying the people across the street can track my every move.
The grotesque housing developments of the same like 4 models and 3 colors with no trees. Not to mention the houses are built like s**t. The terribly inefficient road layout with a million cul de sacs.
Small laundry rooms, small pantries, no linen closets, but here’s a 20×20 media room to watch TV. My next house will either be laid out by me or made in the 70s/80s when they designed homes to be lived in.
Lack of storage space. Just bought a new home and didn’t realize how little space there was. We have one storage closet upstairs. That’s it.
No door between the master bedroom and master bathroom. It’s so annoying.
The last 3 houses I’ve lived in have had this issue. I like to be able to close the door when I take a bath or shower.
Homes built on the cheap with so many corners cut in their construction that they end up being horrible places to live in, plagued by mold, damp, noise and plumbing issues and more.
Floor-to-ceiling, clear glass showers. They look great when they are spotlessly clean, which means it looks terrible most of the time in most homes.
Why is everything so damn bland? Why is white and grey the popular colors? Whatever happened to color? Why can’t we have living rooms wallpapered with big bright flowers, long suede couches in deep fuchsia? And, mile-high blue carpets that you sink into when you walk? Whatever happened to walnut paneling and colored subway tile in the bathroom? Whatever happened to delicate stenciled flowers on the inside of the bowl of the bathroom sink?
When did we lose our personalities? I just want a house that looks like a manic-depressive toddler version of myself was set lose in a JoAnn’s with a limitless credit card.
There’s a builder in our area who tears down perfectly good, full-of-character pre-WWII homes and then packs in these grotesque Craftsman-style-hulk-mode houses that take up every available square foot of the lot. They look absolutely ridiculous. The proportions are wrong, they blight the neighborhood. Bleh.
Wasted space. This includes enormous bedrooms with sitting areas, homes with equal number of bed and bathrooms, extravagant foyers that eat half the front of a house, formal living and/dining rooms that never get used. Etc
No attention to lighting temperature (kelvins) or even worse, mismatched light temperatures.
Most cheap LED bulbs are way too “cold” looking and lack the natural warmth of old incandescent lighting.
Aim for 2700kelvin or lower for that warm cozy atmosphere.
S**tty bathtubs. I grew up in a 100 year old house. It had a nice bathtub with a sloping back so you could comfortably lounge in the bath. Modern tubs are pretty nearly straight up on the back so there’s no comfortable way to soak, smoke a joint, and read a book.
Every inch of acreage is used. Houses are really close together, streets are narrow. It’s crowded
Go to a high end gated community development ($800k – 2M price points in my area) front of the homes is beautiful stone, brick, etc but on the back every house has cheap ugly vinyl siding all the same color as far as the eye can see. I never understood this since you actually spend time in the back yard not the front.
Kitchens that they cram into a narrow rectangle. A lot of apartments and town houses come with these. They are so narrow that if you open the fridge door, nobody can walk past you.
A kitchen should be open, not walled in all sides and shaped like a narrow rectangle. It drives me crazy when I see these.
The cookie cutter houses with no personality and no room, where the windows look directly into your neighbor’s bedroom. Ugh!
I’ve seen several homes with appliances integrated into the construction of the kitchen itself. Not just in an alcove but actually built into the wall. Sure, it’s convenient that there’s a f**king cappuccino machine built into the wall next to the cabinet over the center island countertop. But what happens when (not if, when) it needs maintenance? Do I have to call a goddamn carpenter as well as a cappuccino machine repairman? Do I have to consider if this is a f**king load bearing wall that contains my broken appliance? And something that’s just a convenience like that is one thing, but they do it with stuff like fridges too.
The obsession with space. So many people won’t even consider anything under 2,000sqft. People don’t even think about what it would cost to heat and cool. They just gotta have a McMansion.
As an electrician; putting 600 potlights in every room of the house. Sure it makes me money but it looks ridiculous having so many lights every 4 feet of every room.
Fake shutters. They dont even look like they would cover the windows on most houses and they just look like garbage. If you love shutters so much, install real ones.
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Modern Home Trends Find Annoying
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50 Times Architects Outdid Themselves (New Pics)
Many things can shape a city—its culture, history, social life, or food scene. But perhaps the most distinctive feature would be architecture. Some buildings can completely fascinate you with their astonishing design and pure aesthetics. Through careful urban planning and understanding of the cultural background, the structure of a city can carry you through time while still leaving you in a very particular place.
Need convincing? Let me introduce you to this subreddit page, an online community with more than 923K members. It is dedicated to sharing interesting architecture and some of the most eye-pleasing images of buildings you could find. If you wish to immerse yourself in other customs, traditions and the everyday life of the locals, this is the place to be.
Continue scrolling and upvote your favorite pictures! And if you’re still in the mood for some more, make sure to check out Part 1 of this post.
#1 Sun And Moon Pagodas In Guilin, China
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Even if people say that architecture is not about words, sometimes it may seem like buildings can speak to you. One reason for this could be that construction specifics, curves and the whole style of a building tells you its history. What were the prevailing ideas or opinions at the time, the traditions, celebrations—everything’s in the details.
Since its creation in 2011, this Reddit community continues to share pictures of “the beautiful impossibilities that we want to live in”. According to the moderators, “Individual images of buildings are the focus of this subreddit,” and it’s true. The page is full of high-quality pics of architecture that will interest and inspire you.
#2 The Shambles In York, England
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It’s no secret that beauty is relative. If the structure looks weird to you, it does not actually mean that the creator has poor taste. According to architect, designer and artist Ron Arad, what we consider beautiful architecture is actually all about the “culture, context, personal history, acquired taste and, most importantly, ideas. When an architectural problem is solved by an idea, that idea is always there to be seen in the building – the idea has a visual manifestation that is beautiful.”
Another architect, Sam Jacob, said that aesthetics is actually not an essential consideration in architecture: “Beauty, if it’s anything, is a psycho-cultural phenomenon. After all, it’s an idea (or a sensation) that is not inherent to a thing but a qualitative value thrust upon the object of our gaze.”
The cycle of beauty goes like this: shock, then acceptance, then mainstream before it becomes the one thing to rebel against. “When people use the word beauty in design, they are seeking refuge from all of the difficulties of modern life – all of its doubts, fears and challenges,” he explained.
#3 Mont Saint-Michel, France
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#4 Osaka Castle, Osaka, Japan
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However, being pleasing to the eye is not the only attribute of great architecture. It can also tell a lot about us as human beings. One of the main things they teach you about ancient cultures is in fact the structures they built. Through it, we can get a glimpse of what the builders and other people living there were like. Let’s take ancient Egyptian civilization, we see the pyramids, the temples, the Sphinx and can immediately get a sense of how they viewed their rulers and religion.
#5 Kyoto, Japan
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#6 Inner Walls Of Ta Prohm Monastery. Cambodia, Khmer Empire, 12th-13th Century
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Also, big historic events like The Industrial Revolution had an effect on many life aspects. The birth of mass production of iron and steel was a game-changer in construction. It allowed to design bigger and lighter structures and gave a path to Modernism. So one way or the other, all revolutions and historic changes influenced the way we see and think about design, and if we would take more time to observe it, we could clearly see how.
#7 Hungarian Parliament Building, Budapest
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#8 Athens
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#9 Jewel Changi Airport, Singapore
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If design concepts tell so much about our culture and environment, what would they say about our present way of life? One very important topic now is sustainability. The U.S. Energy Information Administration stated that buildings generate nearly 40% of annual global CO2 emissions and that the global building floor area is expected to double by 2060.
#10 Two 17th Century Half-Timbered Houses At Hohe Straße 18 And 19 In Quedlinburg, One Of The Best-Preserved Medieval And Renaissance Towns In Europe That Escaped Major Damage During World War II. Harz, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany
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#11 The 24 Year Old ‘Wisteria’ Cottage. This Beautiful Cottage Is Located In Inistioge, Co. Kilkenny, Ireland
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#12 This 50-Foot Tall Statue Of A Native American Woman In South Dakota Titled “Dignity”
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Since the population and sea levels will continue to rise, architects will have to adapt. Architecture Quote is an innovative platform where you can find the right architect for any type of project you have in mind. According to them, “Architecture is the solution to poverty, overcrowding, and land depletion.” They provide a few thoughts on what future trends in construction will look like.
#13 Chefchaouen, Morocco
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#14 Tree House, Singapore
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#15 The Neuschwanstein Castle In Germany Looks Even More Stunning In Snow
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Nowadays, architects are urged to take into account sustainability, carbon footprint, price, and innovations. When it comes to choosing building materials, timber seems to be a trend that’s coming back. It has been used for thousands of years and there still are some buildings that can be dated back to 6000 B.C. “Timber is an inexpensive, light, and easy material to work with during construction,” Architecture Quote explained. “The future of architecture inches closer and closer to more eco-friendly, sustainable solutions each year. Timber actually stores carbon and helps our planet.”
#16 Ruyi Bridge, China
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#17 Concrete Bench, Part Of The Santuario Dell’amore Misericordioso Complex, Todi, Italy (By Architect Julio Lafuente, 1953-1974)
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#18 English Country Garden Surrounding Asthall Manor, A Gabled Jacobean Cotswold Manor House Originally Built In The 1620s And Later Altered And Enlarged In The 1910s. Asthall, Oxfordshire, England
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Plywood and newspaper wood are also being used more frequently due to the new look that they give. There’s the growing idea of repurposing materials for a new use, like newspapers. They are especially popular in small living spaces since they give a sense of warmth to the interior.
#19 Casa Batlo, Barcelona, Spain
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#20 My Favorite Castle In Germany
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#21 This Is One Of My Favorite Museum’s Stairs (Paris)
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According to the platform, glass is also considered to become an important material in future housing. There’s a new glass technology that can harness heat from the sun and add to the insulation of the building. “This is particularly exciting for energy efficiency and sustainability in the future,” they said. “Future buildings feature more and more glass as we have learned that it can help with stress, anxiety, productivity, and depression.”
#22 Evening Scene In Bremen, Germany
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#23 Tolbooth Tavern, Edinburgh / Sir Lewis Bellenden
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#24 Wooden Houses In Bergen, Norway
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Another thing that is considered is earth materials. Even though making walls out of mushrooms might sound crazy, it is possible. And it’s actually better for us to breathe in. “Materials like mud and adobe have been used since the beginning of civilization. The architecture of the future has taken inspiration from the past.” Using the resources that our planet provides us is not only greener but also economically attractive.
#25 Ornate Carvings And Solomonic Columns On The Stone Steps Leading To The Water In Varenna, A Town On The Scenic Shores Of Lake Como, Northern Italy
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#26 Las Lajas Shrine – Built 1916 -1949 Designed By J. Gualberto Perez & Lucindo Espinosa – Nariño, Colombia
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#27 Kapaleeswarar Hindu Temple In India
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Besides, there are new types of buildings that are emerging due to our fast-paced lives. For example, tiny or modular homes. They provide a less environmental impact while saving you time and money. With small homes, you don’t have to stay at exactly one location, you can roll your house anywhere you wish. With modular architecture, houses are built off-site and being delivered already finished to the site.
#28 Old Gatehouse In Northern Ireland
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#29 80 Metre Climbing Wall Built On The Side Of A Power Plant In Copenhagen, Denmark
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#30 The Frog House In Bielsko-Biała, Poland
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“The demand for these small homes is on the rise and we can expect to see many more tiny homes in the future. Architects are building for smaller and smaller spaces as populations rise, whether it is a tiny home or a small apartment. The future is all about small.”
#31 La Casa Pàdua, An Example Of Catalan Modernism Architecture Originally Built As A Single-Family Residence In 1903, Sarrià-Sant Gervasi District Of Barcelona, Spain
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#32 English Garden Of The Coton Manor, A 17th Century Country Manor House That Was Extended In The 1920s, Coton, Northamptonshire, England
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#33 Cathedral Of Saint Mary Of The Flower, Florence
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Lastly, let’s not forget green buildings. According to the World Green Building Council, “A ‘green’ building is a building that, in its design, construction or operation, reduces or eliminates negative impacts, and can create positive impacts, on our climate and natural environment.” So it seems that the hope for the future of architecture is using low-waste and reusable materials, living tighter, greener and more mobile.
#34 Walzin Castle On A Cliff Overlooking The River Lesse, A Castle That Started Construction In The 13th Century And Was Restored Several Times Since, Namur, Wallonia, Belgium
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#35 San Carlo Alle Quattro Fontane, Lugano, Switzerland
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#36 Architectural Juxtaposition In Clinton Hill Historic District, Which Consists Of 1,063 Largely Residential Buildings Built Between The 1840s And 1930 In Contemporary And Revival Styles Popular At The Time, Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, New York City
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Even though the facts of environmental impact and population rise sound alarming, such architectural trends are giving us hope to be excited about the future of construction. Admire these photos on your screen and try to think about how they reflect our lives. And if that seems like not enough, we have some more stunning architecture right here and here.
#37 Stone House In The Small Village Of Tissington, Derbyshire, England
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#38 Concrete Turret Of The Félix Potin Building, A 1904 Art Nouveau Department Store With An Exterior Of Moulded Concrete Casts On Rue De Rennes, 6th Arrondissement Of Paris, France
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#39 Ghost Sculpture In The Castle Of Vezio, Italy
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#40 Imam Reza Shrine, Mashhad, Iran
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#41 Grand Central Terminal, NYC, The Sun Can’t Shine Through Like That Now Due To The Surrounding Tall Buildings. 1929
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#42 Sainte-Chapelle At Paris, France
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#43 Windows Of Paris
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#44 Traditional Old Wooden Houses In Trakai, Lithuania
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#45 Snowy Evening, Oxford University
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#46 Old Bridge Over A Modern Road. Dublin, Ireland
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#47 Top Of Tribune Tower, Chicago Illinois
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#48 Cairo, Egypt
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#49 The Architecture In Some Older Power Plants Were So Unique And Ornate, This One Built In 1925 Was A Neoclassical Design Inspired By Roman Bath Houses. Although It Has Seen Better Days It’s Still Beautiful And Dripping In History
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#50 The First Of The Two Round Houses Constructed In Moscow 9-Storied, 936 Flats, Built In Late 1970s
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50 Times Architects Outdid Themselves (New Pics)
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Woman On Twitter Shows Major Interior Design Flaws Of This Castle That Costs $60M
Various movies, books and cartoons romanticized living in a castle and that would be many kids’ dream to live in one. Some adults may think so too because they also know about what kind of lifestyle is associated with it. However, the reality of living in a castle is very different as many of them are really old, need renovations and modernization.
That is why some people who have enough money build their own dream castles with all the commodities that modern times offer and with even more features that the old ones don’t have, like a cinema room or a golf field.
If you go to look through the listings of houses, you might not find a castle that easily, but they are definitely there. Twitter user Rebecca Makkai actually came across one and its interior and exterior are so unusual, the owner’s story is so crazy, and it can be rented for unusual events, so it caught her eye.
Twitter user Rebecca Makkai shared an unusual property listing she found and it was an actual castle
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Rebecca Makkai is a writer from Chicago and on her Twitter, she shared a long thread of pictures of Christopher Mark’s castle with a moat surrounding it with some interesting facts about the place and the owner taking advantage of her talent to make it an interesting read.
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It is a modern-day castle, built in 2010 and it resembles a Disney one but a little bit more creepy and less magical
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The castle was built in 2010 by Christopher Mark, the grandson of Chicago steel tycoon Clayton Mark who was one of the pioneer makers of steel pipe in the US. It is located in Connecticut, around 40 miles from Hartford.
It looks quite fairy tale-like, something similar to what can be seen in Disney movies about princesses and it’s not a coincidence as Christopher Mark dedicated this castle to his daughters who liked to dress up as if they were part of a royal family.
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The castle is currently owned by Christopher Mark, who had it built for his daughters and he is now selling it for $60M
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The property with the land surrounding the castle covers 75 acres and the castle has 18,777 square feet (1744 square meters) of living space with 9 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, 12 fireplaces, an underground garage, seven floors and an elevator. There are secret passageways, a dungeon and a moat. The castle is surrounded by a pond, so why not take advantage of it and dig a ditch? On the ground floor, there is a home theatre and complete performing arts stage.
The construction on the castle began back in 2003 and cost $4,100,000. It was a long project and more than 100 artisans from all over the world got involved in it. The wooden doors you see in the pictures were actually hand-carved by a local Connecticut boat builder. Although the style may not be everyone’s favorite, but the construction and the designing of the castle required a lot of effort and time.
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It has 10 bedrooms, 9 bathrooms, 12 fireplaces, 7 floors, an elevator, a performance stage and many other crazy features
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It was first listed for sale in 2014 for $45,000,000 and the price changed a couple of times but nobody bought the castle and in 2016 the listing was removed. In June of last year, it reappeared again and the price was $35,000,000, which is $3,000,000 more than before removing the advertisement. Interestingly, a few days ago, on 23 of January, the price had a drastic jump to $60,000,000.
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Even though the style is not Rebecca’s cup of tea, there was a lot of effort put into the construction and design of the castle as over 100 artisans worked on it
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Both the exterior and interior of the castle are really eccentric, extravagant and just over the top, so the buyer must have a specific taste, but they must also have some spare millions in their bank account. It’s definitely not a traditional family house.
Rebecca, who posted the thread, seems to not be very fond of the decisions that were made to pull everything together. She points out that there are quite a lot of clocks inside that may be there to remind people that time is what is killing us, unless the moat will be useless and the Visigoths will do that first.
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Not only did Rebecca talk about the arrangement of the rooms, she gave some interesting facts about the owner’s life
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She draws our attention to a room that you could say is eclectic as it features some branches that might allude to an enchanted forest from the above-mentioned fairy tales about princesses right by the flat-screen TV and above the marble floors.
The dining room is, for some reason, guarded by suits of armor and the nearby room is decorated with two elephant statues looking down to a family crest integrated in the wooden floor.
Christopher Mark is the great-grandson of Clayton Mark who started using steel for pipes
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Christopher didn’t live in the castle with his family for too long as his wife filed for divorce
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Another weirdly arranged part of the house is the kitchen, which is round and has a column in the middle of it with storage space for spices.
Rebbeca’s favorite part is what seems to be an office space where the different-sized chairs just make sense.
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He then invited his girlfriend to live with him but when she gave birth to their child, Christopher broke up with her over text
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The writer continues her engaging story to talk about what happened to the castle after it was built. Turns out, Christopher Mark lived there with his wife Mary Galt and two daughters, but she filed for divorce and left.
Then he invited his now ex-girlfriend Marina Isakova to the castle, who left her husband and took her daughter with her to live with him. After she gave birth to Christopher’s daughter, she was reportedly banned from the castle. What is more, Christopher refused to pay more than a required minimum for the child support, so Marina had to live off food stamps.
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What is more, he refused to pay more than the minimum required childcare and he was allegedly involved in the starving of a camel
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Another scandal surrounding the castle was a dead camel. So the castle had a zoo and it was called Wilderness Kingdom, Inc. Besides the camel, the zoo once housed an emu and a zebra. During the divorce litigations between Chrostopher and his wife, Mary, they both accused one another of starving the camel to death.
Despite the family drama attached to the castle, even though it hasn’t been sold yet, it hasn’t stayed empty all that time. It has held events like music performances and weddings and it was involved in the making of the 2020 Hallmark movie One Royal Holiday.
As nobody has purchased the castle, it was repurposed for various events and a movie was filmed in it
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The castle leaves quite an impression; it is for you to decide if it is a good or a bad one. We would like to hear if you would live there if you had the money. What is your favorite and least favorite part of it and why do you think it is still on the market?
Woman On Twitter Shows Major Interior Design Flaws Of This Castle That Costs $60M
Unveiling the Top Interior Design Styles for a Modern Home
Welcome to the world of contemporary interior design styles, where creativity knows no bounds and innovation flourishes! In this ever-evolving era, a modern home serves as a canvas for self-expression, blending aesthetics with functionality to create spaces that embody the spirit of the times. Uniting form and function, the top interior design styles for a modern home are as diverse as they are captivating, reflecting the individual tastes and personalities of homeowners while embracing the essence of the present age.
From the timeless allure of Scandinavian minimalism, where clean lines and natural elements harmonize effortlessly, to the bold and vibrant eclecticism of Bohemian chic, where cultural diversity takes center stage, each design style offers a unique narrative. Step into a world where mid-century modern aesthetics coexist with industrial charm, and where contemporary elegance finds companionship with rustic warmth. This journey through the top interior design styles will inspire and empower you to curate spaces that embody the spirit of modern living, merging innovation with comfort and beauty with purpose. So, let us embark on this adventure of style, sophistication, and limitless possibilities!
Here are some of the top Interior design Ideas for a Modern Home:
- Scandinavian Minimalism: Embracing Simplicity and Serenity
- Bohemian Chic: A Fusion of Cultures and Colors
- Mid-Century Modern: Timeless Elegance with a Retro Twist
- Industrial Charm: Blending Raw Elements and Urban Sophistication
- Contemporary Elegance: Sleek Lines and Cutting-Edge Design
1. Scandinavian Minimalism: Embracing Simplicity and Serenity
Scandinavian Minimalism, one of the most sought-after interior design styles for modern homes, revolves around the captivating essence of simplicity and serenity. Originating from Nordic countries, this design approach creates a harmonious and uncluttered living space, emphasizing clean lines, neutral color palettes, and the abundant use of natural light. Stripping away excess, Scandinavian Minimalism fosters a tranquil atmosphere that promotes relaxation and mindfulness. With a focus on functionality, every element serves a purpose while exuding understated elegance. From sleek furniture pieces to organic materials like wood and stone, this style seamlessly blends form with function, offering an inviting sanctuary that epitomizes contemporary sophistication.
2. Bohemian Chic: A Fusion of Cultures and Colors
Bohemian Chic, a captivating interior design ideas for modern homes, weaves a tapestry of cultures and colors into a harmonious and eclectic space. Drawing inspiration from nomadic lifestyles and artistic expression, this style embraces freedom, individuality, and a laid-back vibe. Mixing vibrant hues, patterns, and textures, Bohemian Chic creates a rich and inviting ambiance that celebrates diversity. Vintage furniture, ethnic rugs, and an array of global accents add depth and character to the design. Plants and natural elements further enhance the boho atmosphere, promoting a connection with nature. In this alluring fusion of cultures and colors, a Bohemian Chic home becomes a captivating haven that exudes warmth and creativity.
3. Mid-Century Modern: Timeless Elegance with a Retro Twist
Mid-Century Modern, a timeless decorating styles, infuses homes with a touch of nostalgic elegance and a retro twist. Originating from the mid-20th century, this design approach remains immensely popular due to its enduring appeal. Characterized by clean lines, organic shapes, and a focus on functionality, Mid-Century Modern effortlessly blends form with style. Furniture pieces boasting sleek contours and innovative materials become statement pieces in this aesthetic, while bold colors and geometric patterns add a playful retro flair. Embracing simplicity and sophistication, this decorating style creates a balance between the past and the present, offering a classic yet contemporary atmosphere that complements modern homes beautifully.
4. Industrial Charm: Blending Raw Elements and Urban Sophistication
Industrial Charm, a captivating home decorating styles, embraces the raw beauty of urban sophistication. Drawing inspiration from old factories and warehouses, this design approach celebrates exposed brick walls, weathered wood, and metal accents. It seamlessly blends the utilitarian with the stylish, creating a unique and inviting ambiance. The use of salvaged materials and industrial lighting fixtures adds character and authenticity to the space. Neutral color palettes with pops of bold hues accentuate the industrial vibe while maintaining a contemporary edge. With a focus on open spaces and minimalism, Industrial Charm exudes a rugged yet refined charm that appeals to those seeking a distinctive and modern living environment.
5. Contemporary Elegance: Sleek Lines and Cutting-Edge Design
Contemporary Elegance, a captivating home decor styles, epitomizes modern sophistication with its sleek lines and cutting-edge design. This aesthetic embraces a clean and uncluttered approach, creating a sense of spaciousness and serenity. Neutral color palettes, such as whites, grays, and earth tones, dominate the decor, allowing key design elements to shine. The use of high-quality materials like glass, chrome, and polished metals adds a touch of luxury. Minimalist furniture and statement pieces with bold geometric shapes further enhance the contemporary allure. In this style, form follows function, seamlessly integrating technology and innovation into the living space, resulting in a harmonious and visually stunning environment that exudes modern elegance.
Conclusion:
In the vibrant world of interior design, exploring the top styles for a modern home reveals a captivating tapestry of creativity and innovation. From the serene simplicity of Scandinavian Minimalism to the eclectic fusion of Bohemian Chic, each style offers a unique expression of contemporary living. Embracing timeless elegance with a retro twist, the allure of Mid-Century Modern and the industrial charm of raw elements further enrich the choices available. Finally, contemporary elegance brings forth sleek lines and cutting-edge design. Embrace these diverse styles to curate spaces that reflect your individuality and make a statement in the modern world of home design.
FAQs:
Question 1: What are the 9 major interior design styles?
Answer: Below are 9 major interior design styles mentioned.
- Scandinavian Minimalism
- Bohemian Chic
- Mid-Century Modern
- Industrial Charm
- Contemporary Elegance
- Traditional
- Coastal
- Rustic
- Transitional
Question 2: What are the different types of interior designs?
Answer: Different types of interior designs include Scandinavian, Bohemian, Mid-Century Modern, Industrial, Contemporary, Traditional, Coastal, Rustic, Transitional, Minimalist, Art Deco, Victorian, and more, each offering unique aesthetics and design principles.
Question 3: What are the 5 style of interior design?
Answer: The five styles of interior design are Scandinavian Minimalism, Bohemian Chic, Mid-Century Modern, Industrial Charm, and Contemporary Elegance. Each style presents distinct aesthetics and concepts to suit various tastes and preferences in modern home decor.
Question 4: What are the 7 elements interior design?
Answer: The seven elements of interior design are space, line, form, light, color, texture, and pattern. These fundamental components work together to create harmonious and visually appealing environments that reflect the desired style and ambiance.
Question 5: What interior styles are trending?
Answer: As of my last update in September 2021, some trending interior styles included modern farmhouses, Japandi (Japanese-Scandinavian fusion), sustainable and eco-friendly design, and maximalist interiors with bold colors and patterns. However, trends can change rapidly, so it’s essential to check for the latest updates.
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Top Home Decor Trends That Will Dominate 2023
In 2023, home decor trends will take on a blend of modern sophistication and sustainable living. Nature-inspired elements will dominate, with a focus on biophilic designs, incorporating natural materials such as wood, stone, and bamboo. Earthy color palettes, featuring warm tones and soothing neutrals, will create a calming ambiance.
Smart home technology will continue to play a significant role, seamlessly integrating into decor through hidden features and eco-friendly innovations. Multifunctional furniture will rise in popularity, providing space-saving solutions for smaller homes.
As we become more environmentally conscious, upcycled and repurposed decor will gain traction. Artisanal craftsmanship and handmade pieces will take center stage, adding uniqueness and personalization to interiors.
Bohemian and eclectic styles will remain prevalent, allowing individuals to express their creativity and individuality freely. Lastly, statement ceilings, bold wallpapers, and textured finishes will add drama and character to rooms, completing the overall transformative and harmonious home decor trends 2023.
- Biophilic Design: Embracing Nature Indoors
- Earthy Color Palettes: Warmth and Serenity
- Seamless Smart Home Integration
- Multifunctional Furniture for Space-Saving Solutions
- Sustainable and Upcycled Decor
- Artisanal Craftsmanship and Handmade Pieces
- Bohemian and Eclectic Styles: Embrace Your Creativity
- Statement Ceilings: Adding Drama to Spaces
- Bold Wallpapers and Textured Finishes: Character and Charm
1. Biophilic Design: Embracing Nature Indoors
Biophilic design, one of the different styles of home decor dominating 2023, focuses on bringing nature indoors. It embraces natural elements, such as greenery, natural light, and sustainable materials, to create a harmonious and calming environment. By incorporating features like indoor plants, large windows, and organic textures, this trend seeks to reconnect residents with the outdoors, fostering a sense of tranquility and well-being within their living spaces.
2. Earthy Color Palettes: Warmth and Serenity
Earthy color palettes will dominate 2023’s home decor, offering warmth and serenity to living spaces. These natural hues, inspired by elements like earth, sand, and forest, create a soothing ambiance, promoting relaxation and comfort. Shades of warm browns, soft greens, gentle grays, and creamy neutrals will be prominent choices for walls, furniture, and decor accents. The earthy color trend is a timeless choice that complements various interior styles and encourages a grounded and harmonious atmosphere.
3. Seamless Smart Home Integration
Seamless smart home integration will continue to be a significant trend in 2023’s home decor. As technology advances, homeowners seek effortless control and automation of their living spaces. Smart devices, such as voice-controlled assistants, smart lighting systems, and automated thermostats, will seamlessly blend into the decor, eliminating clutter and enhancing convenience. This trend aims to create a modern and efficient living environment, where everyday tasks can be effortlessly managed through intuitive and interconnected technology.
4. Multifunctional Furniture for Space-Saving Solutions
In 2023, multifunctional furniture will gain popularity as a space-saving solution, complementing the home decor color trends 2023. With living spaces becoming more compact, versatile furniture pieces that serve multiple purposes will be in high demand. These innovative designs will not only maximize functionality but also incorporate the earthy color palettes dominating the year, blending seamlessly with the overall decor. The combination of practicality and on-trend colors will create stylish and efficient living spaces for modern homeowners.
5. Sustainable and Upcycled Decor
The sustainable and upcycled decor will be a prominent trend in 2023, reflecting a growing emphasis on eco-friendly living. Homeowners will seek to reduce their environmental impact by choosing decor items made from recycled or repurposed materials. Upcycled furniture, reclaimed wood accents, and vintage pieces will find their way into interiors, adding unique character and a sense of history to spaces. This trend encourages responsible consumption while fostering creativity and appreciation for sustainable design practices.
6. Artisanal Craftsmanship and Handmade Pieces
Artisanal craftsmanship and handmade pieces will take center stage in 2023’s home decor trends. As people increasingly value individuality and authenticity in their living spaces, they will gravitate toward handcrafted items that showcase skilled artistry and attention to detail. From intricately woven textiles and pottery to hand-carved furniture and one-of-a-kind art pieces, these artisanal elements will infuse homes with a sense of warmth, personality, and cultural richness. Embracing handmade decor fosters a deeper connection to the craft and the talented artisans behind each creation.
7. Bohemian and Eclectic Styles: Embrace Your Creativity
In 2023, the bohemian and eclectic styles will continue to be popular, encouraging homeowners to embrace their creativity. These styles embrace a mix of patterns, textures, and cultural influences, allowing individuals to curate unique and personalized spaces. Bold colors, vintage finds, and a diverse array of decor pieces come together harmoniously, reflecting the free-spirited and artistic nature of bohemian living. The eclectic style celebrates individuality, empowering people to express themselves through their home decor, resulting in vibrant and visually captivating interiors.
8. Statement Ceilings: Adding Drama to Spaces
In 2023, statement ceilings will be a captivating trend, adding drama and depth to interior spaces. Traditionally overlooked, ceilings will become a focal point with creative designs and bold finishes. Wallpapered ceilings, intricate moldings, artistic paint patterns, or even eye-catching lighting fixtures will draw attention upwards, elevating the overall aesthetic of a room. Statement ceilings provide an opportunity for homeowners to infuse personality and uniqueness into their living spaces, transforming them into visually striking and awe-inspiring environments.
9. Bold Wallpapers and Textured Finishes: Character and Charm
Bold wallpapers and textured finishes will dominate 2023 home decor trends, infusing spaces with character and charm. Vibrant and eye-catching wallpapers featuring geometric patterns, floral motifs, or artistic designs will breathe life into walls. Additionally, textured finishes, such as faux brick, rustic wood paneling, or tactile wall coverings, will add depth and tactile appeal. These bold elements will create a captivating backdrop, enhancing the overall ambiance and making a powerful statement within interior spaces. The combination of patterns and textures will imbue rooms with a sense of personality and visual interest, making them truly unique and inviting.
Conclusion:
In conclusion, the home decor trends of 2023 are a reflection of our evolving lifestyles and values. Nature-inspired elements, sustainable practices, and seamless smart home integration demonstrate a growing desire for harmony with the environment and technology. The rise of artisanal craftsmanship, bohemian styles, and upcycled decor reflects a shift towards personalization and conscious consumption.
Earthy color palettes, statement ceilings, and bold wallpapers signify a boldness in design choices, adding character and drama to living spaces. As we embrace creativity and individuality, 2023’s home decor trends encourage us to create homes that not only showcase our style but also nurture a sense of well-being and connection to our surroundings.
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Elements of Style: Designing a Home & a Life
Everyone has their unique elements of style and preferences. This is why it’s important to create a cohesive and aesthetic design for your home and life. A cohesive design with aesthetics means that all of your interior and exterior design choices support and enhance one another. It helps you create a harmonious and beautiful space that you can be proud of.
When you have a cohesive design aesthetic, you’re not just looking at your home as a place to live. Therefore, it is also an expression of yourself. From choosing colors to selecting furniture, everything you need to know to create an aesthetic design for your home. So whether you’re looking to update your entire home or just want to update a specific area, read on to learn more ideas.
Defining a design aesthetic
Designing a cohesive design aesthetic for your home and life can be a daunting task. However, it is well worth the effort. A cohesive design aesthetic not only looks good. It also helps to simplify your life and make it easier to live in a space that’s pleasing to you.
When you have a cohesive design aesthetic, you’ll be able to focus on creating a space that’s functional, stylish, and calming. You’ll also be able to create a space that’s versatile and can be used for a variety of different purposes. One of the best ways to achieve a cohesive design aesthetic is to start by thinking about your needs as a person.
What kinds of things do you want in your home and life? What do you want to see more of? Once you have a good idea of what you want, it’s time to start thinking. You can learn more about the design elements that will help you achieve those goals. When homeowners have an attractive space, they will not stop getting compliments from guests.
Elements to consider for your home and life
Some of the most important design elements to consider for your home and life are color, texture, light, and material.
- Color
Color is one of the most important elements of design. You should think about the colors that will best represent you and your personality. For example, if you’re a minimalist, you might want to stick to colors that are light and airy. If you’re a more creative person, you might want to think about colors that are more vibrant and creative.
- Texture
Texture is also an important element of design. You should think about the textures that will best represent you and your personality. For example, if you’re a minimalist, you might want to stick to textures that are smooth and sleek. If you’re a more creative person, you might want to think about textures that are more bumpy and textured.
- Light
Light is also an important element of design. You should think about the light that will best represent you and your personality. You might want to use light fixtures that are sleek and modern. If you’re a more creative person, you might want to use light fixtures that are more rustic and traditional.
- Materials
Material is also an important element of design. You should think about the materials that will best represent you and your personality. Homeowners can use materials that are sleek and modern. If you’re a more creative person, you might want to use visually appealing materials.
Creating a style guide
When it comes to designing your home, it’s important to have a style guide in place. This will help you create a cohesive look for your whole life, not just your home. You can use this document to help you with everything from choosing furniture to choosing colors.
Creating a style guide is a great way to keep your design ideas consistent and organized. It’ll also help you to stay on top of trends and make sure your home looks modern and stylish.
Applying a design aesthetic to your home
Creating a cohesive design aesthetic for your home is important not just for the look and feel of your place. It is beneficial for your day-to-day life too. An aesthetic design can help you declutter, organize, and streamline your home. It will help you focus on the things that matter most.
You can start to outfit your home with pieces that match and reflect your style. This will help you to declutter and make your home look more organized. A great way to start applying a design aesthetic to your home is by creating a mood board. This is simply a collection of images that help you visualize your goals for your home. Once you have a good idea of what you want, you can start shopping for pieces to achieve your goal.
Applying a design aesthetic to your life
Creating a cohesive design aesthetic can be done in several ways. You could go all out and purchase a specific style of furniture. Why not paint the walls a certain color, and have a certain type of rug on the floor? Or you could go with a more subtle approach and simply choose coordinating colors, furniture, and accessories. Whichever route you decide to take, be sure to keep the following concepts in mind:
- Balance: always try to strike a balance between formal and informal elements.
- Coordination: choo-complementary items and coordinate them together.
- Aesthetics: choose items that are stylish, eye-catching, and functional.
- Comfort: make sure all the items in your home are comfortable and easy to move around.
- Timing: choose items that will work with the style of your home and life.
- Patterns: use patterns sparingly, but when they are used, make sure they are well-designed.
- Storage: make sure you have enough storage space to accommodate your chosen design aesthetic.
- Functionality: make sure all the items in your home are useful and serve a purpose.
Conclusion
When it comes to home design, it’s important to be patient and take your time. No one wants to go through the process of redecorating only to have their dream home turn into a nightmare. It’s important to have a clear vision for your home and to stick to it, no matter what.
Elements of Style: Designing a Home & a Life
Small Kitchen Design Ideas & Kitchen Cabinet Design Ideas
Kitchen design is one of the most important aspects of any home. Not only does it need to be functional, but it should also be stylish and inviting. In this post, we’re going to share with you some beautiful kitchen design ideas that will help you create a space that you will love. From modern and sleek to traditional and rustic, there are styles to suit every taste. Whether you’re looking to update your kitchen or just want to explore some new design ideas, these are the beautiful kitchen design ideas you need to see.
Best Kitchen Design Ideas For A Modern Home
Kitchen design is one of the most important aspects of any home. Not only do you want to make sure the space looks great, but you also want to make sure that the kitchen is functional and meets all of your needs. Below are the best functional kitchen design ideas that will help you create the perfect kitchen for your home. Whether you’re looking for a modern style or a more traditional one, these ideas will be perfect for you.
1. Use natural materials in your kitchen design
Natural materials such as wood, stone, and glass can create a beautiful and rustic look in your kitchen. They also have the added benefit of being environmentally friendly, which is a big plus in today’s world.
2. Use chrome and stainless steel in your kitchen design.
These materials are both modern and sleek, and they combine well with other materials in your kitchen. They also tend to be very durable, which is perfect for a kitchen that sees a lot of use.
3. Use a mix of styles in your kitchen design.
A kitchen that is all one style or type of style can start to look boring after a while. Mixing different styles will give your kitchen a more interesting look and feel.
4. Think about the layout of your kitchen.
The layout is important in any room in your home, and it’s even more important in a kitchen. Make sure you think about where everything will go and what the best layout will be.
5. Use natural light in your kitchen design.
Lighting is one of the most important aspects of kitchen design. Use natural light to give your kitchen a bright and cheerful look.
6. Use stone and marble in your kitchen design.
These materials are classic and elegant, and they can create a beautiful and warm feeling in your kitchen.
7. Use a modern style in your kitchen design.
A modern style in your kitchen will look sleek and modern, and it will be perfect for a kitchen that is used often.
8. Use glass in your kitchen design.
Glass is not only beautiful to look at, but it also has a lot of practical uses in a kitchen. It can be used for cabinets, windows, and other kitchen elements.
9. Use natural materials
Stone, wood, and ceramic are all great materials to use in a kitchen, and they will look beautiful and timeless.
10. Go for a contemporary look
A sleek, modern kitchen will go great with any type of décor.
11. Use bright colors
A brightly-colored kitchen will add a pop of color and brightness to any room.
12. Use plants
A kitchen without plants is like a kitchen without life – it’s just not right. Add a few plants to your kitchen and watch them flourish!
Best Kitchen Cabinet Design Ideas
Kitchen cabinets are one of the most important pieces of furniture in any home. They not only store food and dishes, but they also play an important role in the design and function of your kitchen. When it comes to choosing the right kitchen cabinet design, you have a lot of options. From traditional to modern, these designs will suit a variety of different kitchen styles. So whether you’re looking for a classic look or something a little more contemporary, we’ve got you covered
- The first thing you’ll want to think about is the size of the cabinet. This is important because it will determine the amount of storage you’ll have. If you have a small kitchen, you may want to go with a smaller cabinet. On the other hand, if you have a large kitchen, you may want to go with a larger cabinet. If you want to create a more minimalist kitchen, you can use wall cabinets. Wall cabinets come in a variety of styles and they’re perfect if you want a sleek and modern look in your kitchen.
- Think about the layout of your kitchen cabinet. This will determine where the cabinet will go. For example, if you have a kitchen with a lot of counter space, you may want to put the cabinet on the counter. If you have a kitchen with limited counter space, you may want to put the cabinet in the corner. If you’re looking for a more traditional kitchen cabinet design, you can use drawer units. This type of cabinet is perfect if you want to store dishes and silverware in separate compartments.
- Make sure to choose an impressive style for your kitchen cabinet. This will determine what type of cabinet you’ll want. You can choose to go with a traditional style, a modern style, or a transitional style. A bright kitchen cabinet design will help to brighten up your kitchen and make it more cheerful. You can use any color you like, but be sure to choose a color that will go well with your other kitchen décor.
- And finally, you must think about the materials you’ll use. You can choose to go with a wooden cabinet, a metal cabinet, or a plastic cabinet. The two most popular materials for kitchen cabinets are wood and metal. Wood is the traditional material for kitchen cabinets, and it offers many benefits such as being sturdy, affordable, and easy to work with. If you want to use traditional kitchen cabinet designs, you can use kitchen cabinetry. Kitchen cabinetry is a more expensive option, but it’s also more durable and it can be customized to match your needs.
Small Kitchen Design Ideas & Kitchen Cabinet Design Ideas
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Dark and Mysterious Interior With Red Accents
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Dark and Mysterious Interior with strong red interruptions, this modern home interior is an atmospheric space with a bold personality. Displayed by Andrej Vladimirov, This home design features an open-plan dwelling that is wrapped in dramatic black decoration from the ceiling to the floor. Contemporary furniture and accent cushions cast the ruby-red accent, while reserved lighting features give a subtle moody glow. In the kitchen, a tumult of redness overwhelms the kitchen and preparation space, spilling over color-matched kitchen bar stools at the dining island. In the bedroom, red accents are minimized to create a quiet dark space when sleep comes easily.
We enter this dark project tour inside the main residential area, where an open plan lounge area gathers around a modern linear fireplace design.
Cocooned in black decoration, natural light from the large windows is quickly swallowed up in the dark living space. Red scattered cushions and a pair of red accent chairs add a spark of vigor to the layout and an indoor plant adds a feather of vibrant greenery. An upholstered bench divides the living room from the adjoining kitchen and dining room without completely impeding the open flow.
The modern fireplace burns with a wonderful glow inside the black living room wall, where it blends smoothly into the stucco. Wall-mounted units display decorative items under the brightness of LED backlights. A modern black living room floor lamp almost goes unnoticed next to the black sofa, where it provides a focused light when needed.
Soft lighting highlights the detail in 3D relief art along the hallway.
Behind the living room, a black and red kitchen design feature a long dining island that houses up to five people. Modern linear pendant light stretches along the entire length of the island, distributing even light.
A glass vase filled with a branch of greenery provides a fresh centerpiece for the kitchen dining island.
Two bright red kitchen stools interrupt a row of black equivalents, causing a bold visual interest.
A pair of glasses and a decorative tray fill the opposite end of the kitchen island.
The kitchen island is the first object you encounter upon entering the main apartment that encompasses the back of the home. The long volume leads the eye to floor-to-ceiling windows where there is a wide balcony and a vast panoramic view.
Behind the wall of red kitchen units, this dark gray dining room offers a more formal dining experience.
A line planter is placed inside the partition wall between the kitchen and the dining room to provide a high-level focus.
A linear light drops a striking red accent over the dining table.
There is a second living area inside the home, which is formed in the shape of a circle with two curved sofas.
A round rug holds the circular furniture arrangement together. A modern coffee table installs a circular core.
A black buffet merges with the dark walls.
The elegant lamp on the side board is a Hoop LED panel lamp by Adolini + Simonini Associati by Martinelli Luce.
Extraordinary hanging light descends onto the curvy lounge layout with a hypnotic scale.
A set of backlit shelves makes an accompanying glow on one side of the round lounge area.
Red artwork comes out of the shadows.
A low pedestal shows statuettes.
The figurines are a Star Wars theme Bearbrick collectible.
The wide-framed charcoal upholstered bed commands much of the bedroom.
A long linear liter unit extends from one side of the padded bed.
A black bedroom rug is offset to balance the wide black liter unit.
The floor lamp saves space on the second bedside table, which is a neat surround design.
An edge-to-edge glass wall includes doors outside onto the balcony.
An interior glass partition wall separates the bedroom area from a closet.
The tinted glass wardrobe wall mitigates the visual effects of the clothing hanging inside, while preserving the clothing collection part of the overall view of the bedroom.
The shower space design gets a red accent in the form of a narrow shelf of toilets.
A red accent wall is matched by an attention-grabbing red toilet – and a matching red toilet roll!
The outside area of the home is smoothly floored in a black composite that works around white pebble plant beds. Uniform rows of small trees grow a formal garden.
Just outside the door, a wooden bench is cushioned with luxurious red seat cushions. The outdoor seat provides a perfectly situated viewpoint to enjoy the garden and the peace of the environment.
A large outdoor sculpture adds a sparkle of modern style to the garden area.
The sculpture introduces another bold red accent to the deck.
From this covered area, a high set of lighted exterior stairs leads to a parking lot that proudly displays the homeowner’s prized motorcycle and car – with red paint of course.
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Luxury Chinese-style Villa Interiors & Serene Courtyards
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A sense of serenity pervades us as we tiptoe through this set of luxurious Chinese-style villa interiors, each open and spacious and decorated in soothing laconic palettes and exquisite details. Displayed by ZHBB Vizio, these spaces are reminiscent of the beautiful scenery of Jiangnan, the picturesque lands that lie south of the lower reaches of the Yangtze River. These peaceful riverside memories inspire water-filled courtyards, where reflective pools surround majestic trees, and colorful koi fish swim. Light living rooms and spacious dining rooms provide high-end places in which large groups of friends and extended family can gather and socialize until the evening. Traditional teahouses respect a long-lasting ceremony.
The light-filled living room has an entire glass wall that overlooks a peaceful courtyard design and a separate wing of the villa that holds the parking lot.
To the right of the open plan hall, a large and imposing spiral staircase twists into contrasting black and white finishes.
Light cream sofas and counterbalanced black accent chairs make a visually interesting combination.
Recessed track lights cross the ceiling to distribute even lighting throughout the large living space.
A skylight feeds a majestic tree with natural daylight. Rocks complete the sculptural courtyard layout.
Black grooved wall panels go up along with a modern fireplace to camouflage its purpose when not in use,
A wall of wooden grain panels creates a visually warming decorative function that is atmospherically illuminated around its edges by embedded ribbons of LED light.
The illuminated wall feature denies the need for wall lamps and provides even more diffusion of brightness.
A wooden effect wall panel envelops other aspects of the room as well, creating continuity and coherence
Alcoves are brightly lit to ward off the shadows.
A traditional prayer table is erected in the corner of the settlement, where a Ganesha statue sits among religious texts.
A Buddha statue makes a meditative ornament to one of the coffee tables.
The courtyard design that lies outside the living room window is a water-filled space that can be bypassed by modern, linear stepping stones. A pebble bed makes a solid home for a small but elegant tree where it can be soaked in sunshine.
Under the shady overhang of a second-floor balcony, an outdoor seat was created on a wide wooden deck. Outdoor chairs gather around a luxurious marble coffee table to form a conversational arrangement.
As the sun moves, the deck becomes a heated area in which to take outdoor tea.
A modern locker room lies under the shade of the upper balcony.
The courtyard provides a beautiful view and an influx of natural light to the rooms of the home that surround it. It also creates an outdoor connection that encourages homeowners into the fresh air while touring their homes.
Beneath the undulating surface of the reflective pool, colorful koi fish swim and thrive.
The pool holds a mirror to the surrounding architecture.
A rock wall delivers a rough, textured feature behind the small tree.
A manjushri statue looks contemplative at the water’s edge.
The parking garage is a well-decorated space, clad in a wooden lath wall panel and floored with a smooth, polished concrete slab.
Returning to the living room, we take a closer look at the spiral staircase that rises from a high-gloss black platform. A white marble wall rises behind it to absorb a contrasting pattern.
A spherical sculpture sways on the polished black base of the staircase, with a magical ring of light making a bright halo around it.
The gold sculpture interacts with the curve of the curving staircase to complete an amazing sight.
Low-brightness LED strip lights highlight every step of the spiral staircase, providing a safe passage from top to bottom.
Solid railings are clad in rich wood milk to create a striking finish.
The curved main theme continues inside the kitchen dining room, where a niched light feature shows a circular outline over a round dining table. Compatible wall lighting expands the round aesthetic.
A light dining room hanging light low hangs to the round wooden dining table, which has a luxurious white marble inlay.
Cream-packed dining chairs accommodate up to sixteen people at the dinner party.
Just outside the dining room window, a second water-filled courtyard provides relaxing sights and sounds with a mini-waterfall feature. Koi fish swim under the concentric ripples that radiate to a path of stepping stones.
Behind the formal dining room, much of the kitchen has a hidden presence. Kitchen storage and integrated appliances are locked behind slab-fronted, unobstructed cabinet doors. Only the kitchen island is obvious to the eye, which contains the kitchen sink and the kitchen counter.
The kitchen island is fused with a random breakfast table at one end that seats six.
A simple ornament adds a brief flash of greenery to the white table.
The kitchen utensil unit rises directly from the island, allowing it to be completely removed from view when not in use.
Indoor plants and statues make attractive vignettes on each side of the room.
Abstract artwork hangs moments of intrigue along the corridors of the home.
Another art is inserted into the stucco itself.
A bright tea room is set up at one end of the large open plan living space, separated from the main hall by the dominant staircase design, and partly by a darkened glass partition.
The slim table design has a light presence in the space, while a stone tiled feature wall is more dominant. A red chair adds a bold color.
This modernly decorated room leads to a more traditional setting.
A decorative screen marks a visual stop between the two areas.
A courtyard brings sunlight flowing through.
The decoration is on the ground a palette of rich browns and a dark wooden tone. A paper globe hanging light places a bright white core in the center of the scheme.
A sealed wooden bumper shows beautiful craftsmanship.
Light screens are used everywhere to subtly mark transitions of space, while allowing the eye to wander through and allowing natural light to be shared.
In this traditional tea room design, a low, rustic bench is paired with simple floor cushions. A picturesque mural paints a set of wall panels behind.
Recessed perimeter lights give the room a soft and special essence.
A paper floor lamp draws attention to the attractive wall treatment.
Bowls, rustic wooden trays and a ceramic vase provide the traditional tea table with decorative elements.
A botanical display of red flame is reminiscent of Jiangnan’s red flowers and beautiful sunrise in spring.
The rustic and natural elements give the space a terrestrial, outdoor feel.
With the wall screens turned on, the tea room joins with the neighboring room.
Tetsubin teapot is hung from the ceiling.
The decorative screens are lightly transparent, which gives them a wonderfully light essence in the space, whether turned to be open or fully closed.
Feathers of white pampas grass make a mesmerizing display under a focused lighting installation.
The pale grass is reflected in an inky black soil.
Black walls and a black ceiling seal any external light sources.
Inside the master bedroom, a unique headboard design divides the bed from a wardrobe behind it.
The bed is located to concentrate on the window sill, which is filtered through pure white wills.
A sculptural bedroom chair shines in the sunlight with a shiny golden finish.
A traditional Chinese scene plays across the back of the bespoke headboard design.
In this double bedroom design, a jade green blanket colors a traditionally decorated space.
A floral feature wall adds an elegant bloom behind the headboard.
Opposite the bed, a wall of glass units shows a collection of designer handbags.
Black side tables contain chic lamps for night reading.
A modern bedroom chair and a contemporary wire frame unit complete the furniture configuration.
A unique glass vase shows a minimalist botanical arrangement.
A glass staircase connects two furnished balcony areas.
An outdoor dining room and seating furnish the roof.
Rustic benches give the space character.
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A Luxury Condominium With Elegant White Interiors
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Located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, this chic contemporary home White Interiors project is titled “Living Curve” in response to its elegant arched ceiling shape and arched interior details. Designed by Pins Studio, a blanket of white drapes the entire interior to create a peaceful view. Black accents strike a contrasting balance in the decor, while natural wood furniture introduces visual warmth and texture. At 1707 square feet, the home has a generously proportioned open plan living space, a welcoming home office/craft room, an elegant master bedroom with a walk-in closet, an impressive bathroom design dressed in luxurious marble tile, and a comfortable children’s room. room.
The living room conveys an open and ethereal aesthetic. It is a place where music is played and the family spends quality time together in hobbies and relaxation.
The open layout is completely unobstructed. There are no structural supporting pillars or partially partitioned walls to interrupt the easy flow of the space. Natural light from the large windows floods the room from front to back.
A white sectional sofa is aligned with the edge of a gray living room rug to form a living area within the open concept living space. A small side table and a white knitted puff extend over the white furniture theme, while a wooden coffee table offers a visibly warm contrast in the center of the space.
A small indoor plant makes a simple coffee table ornament. An upholstered lounge chair rounds out the furniture layout in a tan color that complements the wooden table.
Against the modern sofa, the tv wall decoration consists of slats that not only look beautiful but also help with the acoustics in the room.
Greyish drapes frame the living room windows, while pure white wills gently filter out direct sunlight, offer privacy and beautifully wave in the breeze from the balcony. A modern white ceiling fan cools the living room from the inside. See more inspiration for unique ceiling fans.
An amazing white grand piano is housed at the back of the space. Minimalist art and floor planting provide a quiet decoration for the piano room, leaving all eyes on the pianist.
The kitchen dining room operates perpendicular to the living room and piano areas to promote family interactions.
The dining table is smoothly integrated into the kitchen island, where its wooden table top is sandwiched under a thick marble slab. The kitchen sink overlooks the living room so the cook can chat with the family during meal preparation chores.
A modern dining chandelier hangs low to the dining table. Black track lights run through the rest of the room, scattering even light from directional heads.
The side of the kitchen island features a spectacular marble grain that paints an artistic essence. The marble island is matched by the kitchen back on the neighboring wall and coordinating wall treatment near the entrance.
The golden kitchen faucet is matched by a boiling water faucet on the island, making hot drinks a breeze.
An attractive, black-framed arch gate marks the entrance to the home office / craft room, where the family’s children like to spend time while their parents cook.
A wine cooler is located at the base of the kitchen island, near the dining table.
Within the home office, two workshops are arranged side by side to encourage collaboration. See additional double workspaces.
Home office storage units provide both hidden storage space and open shelf units for more decorative elements.
Pegboard panels keep office and craft supplies easily accessible. A small desk lamp provides task light and a welcoming glow.
Inside the master bedroom, a unique winged headboard wall is created with a curved gray casing and a smaller white marble panel. The effect is modern and luxurious, and makes the sleeping area feel protected and comfortable.
Yellow pillows and a matching beige throw make a warm and earthy tone addition to the platform bed.
A tiny table lamp rests a golden accent on a modern bedside table. Golden devices propagate brighter golden moments through the serene gray, beige and white decoration.
Next to the bedroom window, a modern desk makes a home workspace where the family’s adults can leave to concentrate in complete tranquility.
A slim designer table lamp is complemented by the lightweight black metal frame of a modern desk chair.
The master bedroom has a spacious wardrobe that has fixtures on all sides of the room and a window from the floor to the ceiling.
LED light strips brightly illuminate gold cabinets and bag racks.
The shiny fixtures feature a shop look in which to keep a carefully maintained fashion collection.
A woven puff provides a place to sit while trying on shoes.
The bathroom is a luxurious place, dressed in pure white marble tiles from top to bottom. A natural wooden stool and a wooden hanger add comforting touches of a natural tone.
A beautiful bathtub is located next to the window, where the homeowners can sleep in both bubbles and sunlight.
A double wash vanity unit extends the length of the room, under an expanse of mirrored wall units.
In the children’s room, modern wall lights illuminate each side of the bed, making it a perfect place for story time.
A trendy chevron headboard design brings a pattern to the room.
Children’s wardrobes have thick handles for small hands.
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A Luxury Condominium With Elegant White Interiors
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Striking Black, Grey And Wood Interior In Estonia
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Ground gray stone elements, black marble and a deep natural wood tone combine to present this sophisticated home Wood Interior with a bit of style. Displayed by Irina Borysenko, this striking 800 square meter private house in Tallinn, Estonia, is a unique space with a fresh, modern style and a strong character. A dual-height living room makes a striking statement at the heart of the home with a fabulous stone fireplace, a tall bookcase and a surrounding glass mezzanine. A contemporary staircase design climbs to the upper floor on lighted steps to access an impressive master bedroom suite with its own lounge area and home workshop, as well as a gorgeous luxury bathroom.
As we enter the impressive double-height living room, it is the ceiling-mounted fireplace that makes the first impression. The huge chimney flue is suspended over a unique stone fireplace where open flames leap at one end.
A modern sectional sofa and matching ottomans wrap the remaining three sides of the large living room in a U-shaped layout. A light gray saloon rug holds the entire layout together on soft ground.
Wall art adds color to the laconic decorative palette of gray, black, white and wood tone. A black floor lamp tilts a slender arch over the furniture arrangement.
A glass mezzanine wraps around the top of the double high living room, achieving an open connection between both levels of the home. Attention-grabbing modern staircase design climbs between the floors on illuminated wooden and marble base steps and suspended concrete surfaces.
A spectacular, high-rise bookcase draws extra attention to the vertical plane of the double high room. The bookshelf stacks volumes from the living room floor to the mezzanine ceiling. A mature bonsai tree stands in front, warmly lit in the glow of LED super lights.
Two modern chairs and a matching footstool come together on the opposite side of the fireplace in a comfortable conversational layout. Their proximity to the bookshelf also makes this a welcome reading corner by the fireplace.
A huge wide room divider also climbs to the high heights of the living room, where it subtly screens the stairs without impeding natural light flow. Uplights moodily illuminate the vertical fins.
The base of the latticed structure is used as a low bench seat. Soft seat cushions provide a comfortable landing. Books and a decorative bowl adorn the end of the low snail seating area.
The formal dining room seats up to ten guests at a large wooden dining table. A trio of stunning dining room lights make a sculptural impact over the modern dining set. Green views present a wonderful two-way panorama.
Modern track lights even pass through lighting through the neighboring kitchen, where an efficient kitchen island shares the layout.
A bank of appliance housing units, open shelf towers and wine storage racks build a wall of warm wood tone. Bright black integrated devices make a dark contrast.
Illuminated upper cabinets place a golden sheen against a cool, luxurious gray stone back wall that climbs up to the ceiling line. Black base units strike a dark underline.
Wooden kitchen stools contrast beautifully with the monolithic gray stone kitchen island.
Upstairs in the master bedroom, a gray upholstered bed is wrapped in a tailored, winged headboard design.
A pair of bedroom chairs and a small glass side table were arranged next to the windows as a place to enjoy morning coffee together, or to read a book in solitude. Vertical linear wall lights brightly illuminate this relaxed area at night.
A modern gray bedroom rug lies a soft base around the bed.
Behind the winged headboard design, a small home workspace is placed in a comfortable corner. Unique wall shelves decorate the space above it with practical storage. The entrance to the en-suite bathroom is framed by black, sliding muxarabi screens.
The en-suite bathroom is a luxurious space with a huge floor to ceiling picture window. A view from the top of a tree gives the room a sense of peace and tranquility. A unique bathtub is set up in front of the serene view, as the ideal place in which to let problems float away.
A modern towel is set up at the foot of the bathtub, with hooks for a dressing tray and a mirror. A black marble floor with a striking white vein joins the monochrome bathroom.
Repositionable track lights pass through the center of the bathroom, leading the way from the tub to the shower.
Opposite the bathtub, a flute marble feature wall draws attention to the modern bathroom. Open shelf units provide plenty of bathroom for clean towels and toilet supplies.
Marble cladding is applied behind a wall hung toilet and a compatible bead as well.
In the shower area, the flute marble wall treatment returns to create an attractive wet wall. LED strip lights highlight the deeply grooved texture. Heated towels are installed just outside the shower to keep towels fresh.
Black shower devices fuse into the dark stone.
A frameless vanity mirror makes a sharp yet understated addition to the vanity area.
A niched shelf tower separates the wall-surprised toilet and bidet with a pillar of contrast.
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Happy Home Interiors With Relaxed Muted Decor
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Off-the-shelf colors make soft, happy fusions within these three inspiring modern Home Interiors, to promote relaxation and rejuvenation. In a sunny home design number one, we see an immediate influx of color with a curved terrace-covered feature wall and TV mount, which are quickly joined by sweet pink, blue and yellow accents. Our second tour takes place in an elegant, mid-century modern-inspired home design that includes a bold green and tan combination and a quirky tapestry-tipped headboard main wall. Finally, we finish our collection with a clear modern apartment interior, where silent color collisions inspire a unique personality and joyful moments.
Fashionable terrace treatment makes a colorful impression within our first outstanding home design. Terrace chips color a curved partition wall just inside the front door.
The pink lounge layout is decided by an unbridled pink sofa design, while blue and yellow accents take a back seat on a small piece of modern artwork.
As the living room window is positioned high in the wall, a stepped window seat steps into view. Stock knocks are neatly hidden inside each staircase.
A wall-mounted storage unit hangs on the dining room wall. The bare floor space that is preserved here helps the compact dining room appear more open and spacious. A yellow insert shelf adds an edifying stripe of color.
Terrace swallows the TV feature wall with an energized pattern.
An internal inverted arched window divides natural light between the living room and the home office nearby.
An LED strip light curves around the top of the terrace partition wall to highlight its colorful influence.
Inside the home office, sugar pink accents color the desk area and an inviting reading night by the window.
A round rug gives the reading angle a luxurious and comfortable appeal. Sunlight flows through the double-glazed windows and falls onto the carpet to create a hot spot on which to bend and cool.
A white desk, top cabinets and a wall shelf fit snugly into the home workspace.
The pink geometric stool of the office reading knob is another multi-functional accent piece that is moved to different areas around the apartment depending on the task.
Measured units flank the home workspace to maximize storage potential in the small apartment.
Inside the nursery, a pink-colored focal wall is surrounded by a set of metal bunk beds. See more crib ideas.
This 683.4 square foot (63.4 square meter) home design is located in Brooklyn, New York, USA. Its mid-century modern living room receives a soothing palette of muted green and tan accents, while an exciting artwork enlivens the space.
White storage units almost disappear into the perimeter of the room behind flat-faced, unobstructed doors.
A suitable armchair sits on either side of the deeper brown couch to create a tonal ensemble. A decorative tray puts another earthy accent on the wooden coffee table, while a large, ripe cactus gives a natural green accent.
The living room rug sets a two-tone pattern that aesthetically connects the incompatible living room furniture.
Four kitchen stools line up along the kitchen island to create an explosion of solid muted green.
Colorful artwork adds happy vibes to the home entrance.
Kitchen cabinets in a natural wood tone offer a neutral accompaniment to the more colorful elements in the scheme.
A strange monkey-themed wallpaper gives the bedroom a wild side. Black wall lamps complete a black metal bed frame.
A black metalwork wall hanging hangs over the headboard.
A fresh bedroom accent chair is highlighted under the window.
A round bathroom mirror puts a green accent on a faded white subway tile back. The rest of the small room is treated to a visual feast of green paint and multicolored mosaic tiles.
Our final home design is a high-end apartment with paneled walls. An elegant floor lamp and modern wall art put bold black accents.
A round coffee table adds a black anchor to the center of the cream, greige and gray chamber. A blue decorative vase adds a breeze blue to the table top.
Next to the window, a red-haired lounge chair is an irresistible reading style.
A dim bench furnishes the shady hallway.
In the bedroom, a sage green bed shelf forms the herpes.
The padded bed is dressed in a color-matched wool throw to enhance the theme.
Olive green cabinets furnish the bathroom.
A color-coordinated vertical radiator blends in with the background, while a black-framed shower creates a contrast.
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Colouring Modern Interiors With Green and Red Accents
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Modern Interiors With Green and Red decorative accents combine to create bright color breaks within these two predominantly monochrome modern home interiors. Breaks of green provide the cozy hue of the outdoors, which calms and revitalizes the soul. Dotted red decorative elements fall in moments of relentless energy and vibrancy that transform the character of a cool contemporary setting into annoying, extraordinary setting. Our first color home interior is a tour of free-form minimalism with smooth curves and powerful execution. Our second tour is made up of a mix of contemporary and mid-century modern silhouettes, and strong concrete foundations that firmly support a host of vibrant statements.
A fabulous free-form living room rug spreads a gradient of color across the floor of our first prominent home interior. A black living room floor lamp echoes the curves of the carpet design with an oversized arched arm.
The wall decoration of the living room does not exist except for a free-form mirror spectacle, which flakes on the simple white wall like liquid mercury.
A masculine black leather sofa design boldly follows the perimeter of the room. A segmented backrest helps to lighten the appearance of the large black volume.
In the center of the minimalist lounge layout, a white marble coffee table nests with a contrasting black equivalent. The chair next to it is the Barcelona chair designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe for Knoll, which was originally designed for the King and Queen of Spain.
Steps on the side of the lounge area give way to an elevated dining area. A modern dining room chandelier competes for attention over a surprising red dining table.
The modern black dining chairs contrast strikingly with the table, making its bright red finish appear even brighter.
In response to the striking nature of the dining hall’s statement, the neighboring dining island is executed in a darker palette of black and clear acrylic.
A simple white kitchen stretches peacefully behind the black kitchen table and a satin silver kitchen island. White integrated appliances quietly blend in with the flat-front cabinet.
Our second featured home design soaks a little darker in shade, with dark gray elements and large black wall panels playing a dominant role. A large round rug places a charcoal base under the open plan living area, which gathers a range of contrasting pieces of furniture together into one comfortable offspring.
A black and white puff ties in with the shape of the large living room rug, and a curved sofa pulls tightly around its edge.
Decorating the living room wall continues the rounded theme and introduces bold green.
A cylindrical stool rounds out the layout of living room furniture without adding any size.
A mid-century modern coffee table places a reuleaux-triangular silhouette in the center of the living room, where it nests with a matching circular coegal. Decorative ceramic vases make a neat decoration and bring a little burst of red.
As we move into the kitchen dining room of our second home design, we come across a smooth, bright red dining table.
A unique dining room chandelier blazes brightly and boldly along the entire length of the red table, creating light reflections across its bright surface.
A decorative shelf builds a useful room divider between the lively kitchen dining room and a less colorful formal dining room. A restrained collection of curiosities and books sparsely occupy its two-sided shelves.
Concrete details cool the red accent interior, in the form of a minimalist modern staircase design, concrete kitchen tables and cool concrete floor.
A low stacked rug underlines the red rectangular dining table with a solid black base.
Modern artwork drops a spotlight on a dark feature wall next to the kitchen. A kitchen peninsula partially fills the opening between the dining room and the kitchen space, creating a functional divide between the two zones.
A wall of light fills the back of the kitchen in bright contrast to extremely black appliance cabinets and a compatible black paneled ceiling treatment.
A white kitchen island is arranged in the center of the open concept kitchen, where it also serves as a casual breakfast bar. Black kitchen stools are paired to accommodate breakfast or coffee break for two.
While one kitchen sink is located on the kitchen peninsula, another finds its home on the kitchen island.
The island runs in tandem to the kitchen peninsula in perfect alignment.
Stainless steel handles brighten up the black kitchen units, while black integrated appliances simply merge with their housings.
The open-side bookshelf allows the viewer to pass all the way from the kitchen to the formal dining room at the far end, which is equipped with a wet bar.
Despite its predominantly dark décor, the home’s interior looks bright and welcoming thanks to well-placed modern lighting and brightly colored accents.
A lunar sculpture is erected on an elevated platform under the modern concrete staircase. Glass railing preserves the floating effect of the concrete treads.
The heavy concrete treads appear almost lightweight in their cantilevered design.
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A Modern Indian Brutalist House With Artistic Touches
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Combining a crude Brutalist House composition with softer Indian interior touches, this fabulous home design is a dramatic blend of modern architectural principles and traditional Indian typologies. Created by talent at The Web Architects, this unique house was designed for a small entrepreneurial family with a creative mindset. In addition to running a flower business, the client is also a poet, while his son is an avid nature photographer. Built on a plot of about 12,000 square feet, the large property was shaped to provide a simple, functional home. A minimal material palette of concrete, natural stone and keystone provide a modest interior base for decorated Indian elements and art.
With a southwest-facing plot, the brutalist house exterior had to be shaped to protect its interior from the scorching sunlight and heat. An overhanging canopy was inspired by the mysterious sight of an Indian woman shading her face from the sun under the folds of a pallu or odhani.
A bold red sculpture draws a focus near the back door of the home, contrasting brightly with the green landscape. To prevent the architectural envelope from appearing too thick and disproportionate to the main volume of the home, the protruding case was cut and staggered.
The sloping profile of the canopy gives the structure a visually light result while reaching a deep shadow over the windows.
The sliced facade also creates three cantilevered levels. Various terraces are pocketed under the canopy to take advantage of the happy shade, most of which have abundant greenery and flowers. The simple entrance slides under a concrete canopy. It has a three-meter high door that is pulled out and embedded in stone. The front door welcomes guests into an impressively long passageway with seating arranged on the left and a waiting lobby on the right.
The deep overhangs protect not only the windows from direct sunlight but the outer walls from heat gain.
The architectural concept was finalized after studying the solar path.
The concrete walls of the home are woven with lumber, which provides additional visual interest without disrupting the honesty of the material.
The property, called Beton Brut (raw concrete in French), takes advantage of the edifying color and freshness of plant life both inside and out. Due to the predominantly arid climate of the region, drought-prone plants have been selected for the southwest-facing terraces. These temperate specimens also encourage an influx of beautiful butterflies and hummingbirds to the outdoor terraces, creating an amazing biodiversity.
As we move inside the home, we discover a magnificent double-height living room. Molded concrete continues to have a textural interest here, and provides a cool gray background for the warmth of rich tequila furniture. Living spaces are focused on the garden to establish a consistent connection with nature.
A highly decorative Jharokha makes a striking contradiction to the simplicity of the brutalist concrete structure. The opening overlooks the large living room below, creating a close link between two levels of the home.
The complexity of the Jharokha design is complemented by traditional carved art on the opposite side of the room. Many decorative pieces in the home are picked up from old Havelis, mandapas, and vases to soak up an authentic Indian essence into the home.
Interior windows create more connections between levels and benefit from natural light from every direction.
The staircase design features open wooden steps to achieve a light balance with the bold concrete surroundings.
Colorful artwork and round portholes add interesting details to the climb.
Up on the landing area, glass railings allow the unique staircase design to be taken fully without obstruction.
A courtyard grows at the base of the stairs. The indoor plants were chosen to help maintain the humidity level of the interior.
Two staircases are welcome in sunlight throughout the day. One, a linear slit-like opening near the wall and the other a dim roof lantern. A dramatic play of light falls over the textured concrete to create a dynamic setting.
Above, natural photography brings color and life to the design of the master bedroom. The moderate material palette of concrete, sandstone, mud stone and keyboard wood continues in the bedrooms to ensure a quietly cohesive interior aesthetic throughout.
A teak deck bed has a floating trapdoor design that leaves the floor space looking clear and untidy. High-gloss Mud-stone tiles reflect the furniture contours, creating a dreamy, watery effect. A beautiful plantation welcomes the homeowner outside onto the shaded terrace.
Striking planters, a comfortable chair and a small side table form an inviting reading area.
On the ground floor and site plan, we see how trees have been strategically positioned around the property so that when they bloom, they will protect the house from the southwest heat.
The garden is located to the west.
Once the floor plan was completed, it was important to ensure that sunlight coming in from the southwest was controlled to protect the home from severe weather conditions.
Car parking is arranged within the cool limits of an underground garage.
The architectural shape creates a duality of light and shadow, which also enhances the board-shaped texture of the concrete.
The home design communicates a great sense of space that unites the family without endangering individuality.
Areas of congregation are interspersed with places of solitude to provide a sense of freedom and luxury.
Despite its assertive geometric shapes and powerful monolithic appearance, the home contains an emotional heart.
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Embracing Dark Interior Richness
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Without the right lighting, accents and strong silhouettes, a dark interior design can be blurry or simply depressing. With thoughtful accents, the dark decor is mysterious, exciting and profound. Thoughtful lighting focuses on highlights in the room, creating bright views of style and wonder. To illustrate, we present inspiring home interiors that offer two contrasting alternatives to set a tastefully dark decor. Home design number one is saturating ebony black with luxurious introductions of mood lighting where you would least expect it. Our second tour takes us to a smaller apartment where the decor is slightly lightened to a charcoal and graphite combination that builds a comfortable cocoon.
In our first inspiring example of modern dark interior design, a large modular sofa layout forms an island of deep comfort in the center of the shadows.
One side of the sectional sofa composition is turned into a projector screen that illuminates an entire wall when in use.
The dark, projectable living room gives an authentic cinematic experience with low-level lighting and a quiet atmosphere. Light streaks thread thinly around the edges of the room and up a small staircase to guide a safe step.
A single chair stands against the sofa to round out the furniture arrangement. Its designer shape is highlighted under the brightness of the projector screen; a prominent shadow is cast at the foot of the neat chair, which enlarges its presence in the spacious room.
In front of the modular sofa, a modern coffee table has book storage in its base. Part of its surface is finished in white marble, which highlights the piece within the grumpy black environment.
A modern fireplace is unusually located on the side of the room, where it blazes under a striking lightbox feature. A unique floor lamp carries light into a dark corner nearby.
Small table lamps dot the black decoration with brief moments of illumination.
Intense light streaks fall on black wood grain panels to form a lighted feature wall. The attention-grabbing installation effectively balances the brightness of the opposite chimney.
A side table fits conveniently into the modular sofa layout.
Unlike the rest of the shaded interior, glass blocks bring glorious natural daylight flooding on a modern staircase design. Black footsteps seem to float lightly to the second floor.
A glass wall separates the living room from a chic tea room design.
Inside the tea room, a solid backlit wall features an untouched collection of tea paraphernalia.
In the kitchen, a white island counter lies brightly in the black scheme under focused spotlights. Brown dining chairs add notes of welcoming warmth.
In our second dark interior design, the sectional sofa divides the living room from an open kitchen dining room.
Behind the gray sofa, a bright red smeg fridge makes a boldly colorful statement under the kitchen island.
The bright flames of a modern fireplace are moody contrasts of a luxurious gray marble fireplace.
A small side table slides neatly up next to the gray couch, where a mature indoor plant adds height, texture, and color relief.
Gray cloths swim on the dark herringbone floor.
A large carpet sets a lighter tone against the rich floor treatment.
Beneath the island, the kitchen floor treatment stands out in a lighter tone than the rest of the room to create a clear zoning.
Black kitchen units form a recommended frame around a dark marble back and country house.
Integrated appliances and black accessories merge into the shady kitchen design.
LED strips clearly draw attention to open kitchen shelves.
The extension of a dining table is executed in a wood-effect finish, which is completed by the floor of the living room.
A modern fruit bowl makes a simple and functional table top.
The gray granite tile that underlines the kitchen is repeated in the home entrance to separate the free space.
A backlit full-length mirror lightens the small entrance.
A plush entrance bench sits in front of the mirror to form a wardrobe against a row of built-in wardrobes.
The bedroom is a cocoon of gray-gray upholstery, gray stone and dark wood grain.
The shading scheme is carefully lit with low mood lighting to promote rest and good sleep.
Linear pendant light and rotating wall light provide read light.
A gray bed and matching bedding melt into the dark bedroom decor.
Sunken LED strips highlight the perimeter of the gray bathroom. A black wall-hung toilet casts a disconnected shadow that emphasizes its floating effect.
Instead of bathroom lights, an additional strip of LED glow is emitted under the large vanity mirror to fall onto the bathroom sink and counter.
The atmospheric lighting scheme also continues inside the incoming shower area, where dark black shower fixtures sink into the shadows. Black-framed, smoky shower screen perfectly complements the dark aesthetic.
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Cozy-Chic Interiors: Grey Decor & Wood Accents
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Tone gray décor and wood accents culminate in a Cosy-Chic Interiors within these three modern home interiors. In our first inspiring home design, we visit a living room with textured decor and a host of high-end furniture. The elegant living space, however, is completely overshadowed by a striking entrance design with a sharp orange color-blocked treatment and a cool modern staircase design. Our second outstanding home interior is a deeply shaded design with atmospheric mood lighting, lots of indoor plants and an industrial feel. Finally, we will complete our trio of tours in a lighter, lime-washed living space where trendy bows and subtle boho flowers add elegance and intrigue.
This 145 square meter home design is located in Frankfurt, Germany. A set of tones and textures are put together to create a comfortable modern apartment, with just a hint of bohemian essence. A tan ottoman makes a soft, tonal contrast with a gray tufted sofa design, while a small side table cuts a clear white silhouette.
Behind the tufted sofa, crested plaster wall panels draw a deep textural interest that is exaggerated under dark graphite paint. Two modern works of art combine several decorative shades to form a single cohesive focus.
A A traveler’s palm fills the corner of the living room with the architectural beauty of nature and rich emerald color. A slim floor lamp matches its height.
A pair of lounge chairs are set up in front of the window to form an L-shaped furniture arrangement without blocking too much of the natural light. At the end of a large area rug, the final living room wall is dedicated to a custom media cabinet that wraps smoothly into the adjoining kitchen.
The wide doorway between the living room and kitchen keeps the flow open.
Outside the home entrance, a fabulous floating staircase winds around a wide staircase. The modern design rises with a bold orange color blocked paint feature that rises and falls in an abstract silhouette.
Built-in bookshelves and storage units practice use of the spacious entrance. Indoor plants separate from the black bookcases to form small bursts of vibrant greenery.
Glass railing preserves the floating effect of the staircase, allowing the edges of the steps to pass through without obstruction.
Decorative vases and small sculptures make up an interesting stop in the corridor.
Back in the kitchen dining room, ripe cactus completes the vertical linearity of the woven wall panels.
A bench of high-gray kitchen cabinets forms the wandering wall between the living room and the extraordinary orange corridor.
In our second featured home design, a comfortable modular sofa is installed centrally in the living room, leaving a small path around it to access the kitchen. A striking floor lamp fills the vacant corner behind the couch, while a modern coffee table occupies the area in front.
The gray living room gets the depth of a dark concrete focal wall that is atmospherically lit from above by a bright ribbon of LEDs. A second ribbon of light runs under a floating media at the base of the wall to complete the moody effect.
A lath partition draws a subtle visual divide between the living room and the hallway.
Walnut floors make a rich contrast with the gray living room furniture and light carpet.
In the kitchen, the intricate gray and walnut decoration continues. Lots of green indoor plants enhance the look.
A large wall clock casts a shadow on a concrete statement wall. Modern planters make black, hourglass silhouettes.
Concrete tables envelop the gray and wooden kitchen design.
Gray closets smoothly cover the hallway of the home.
Inside the bedroom, a smoky gray upholstered bed contrasts against a light rug. Dark gray closets on either side add to the tonal ensemble.
A glass cabinet causes bright reflections to form through the shady decorative scheme.
At the foot of the bed, a gray wall-mounted media transforms into a vanity by the window. A dotted yellow vanity stool adds a moment of light color underneath.
A backlight mirror forms an atmospheric halo of light over a built-in box.
The home entrance is a darkly dramatic space that is made to look bigger with the help of a cut-out mirror. A custom-made console unit threads across the front of the mirror, over a simple gray vanity stool.
Inside the compact bathroom, large-format gray tiles and wooden wall panels combine to create a chic aesthetic.
A frameless vanity mirror emits a humorous light from around its square edge.
The shower room follows a similar gray and wood grain design, but this time it gets even darker with built-in spotlights instead of bright perimeter lighting.
Black showers fade into the deep shadows.
Our final homecoming takes us to a light gray calcined dwelling with fashionable arches.
A curved accent chair completes the arched alcove and door.
A sideboard in the shape of a running track continues the sleek shaped theme.
The living room leads directly into an open plan kitchen, where light wood and rattan make a warm contrast with the stone-gray surroundings.
Located by the window, the dining room benefits from natural light.
Three modern wooden kitchen stools are joined together with the concrete kitchen island to form an elegant breakfast bar.
White kitchen appliances lighten the look.
A gray padded bed gently blends in with the calcined background.
Macrame wall adds beauty to the bedroom TV wall.
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Minimalist White Interiors With Unique Furniture Designs
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Unique furniture designs add an elegant wow factor turn after turn in these two unusual minimalist White Interiors home designs. Displayed by the Indifference study, each attention-grabbing interior is styled on a simple, clean white base that allows the more prominent pieces to proudly sing out. The designer furniture takes on a sculptural appeal within the gallery environment, which encourages a sense of respect for the extraordinary creations. With the perimeter decor taking a back seat, the eye can fall on small details, unusual finishes and quality work. Come with us as we tour remarkable lounges, show-stopping dining rooms, minimalist bedrooms and beautiful bathrooms.
White walls, ceiling and floor make a reflective box in which natural light is maximized. Conforming white storage cabinets continue the clean, gallery-white theme along the entire length of a TV wall in the living room. Their sleek, slab-fronted finish quietly blends in with the minimal background.
A unique, triangular floor lamp sets a comfortable glow next to the living room sofa, while LED ribbons paint a soft perimeter light along the ceiling line.
The upholstery of the white, tufted sofa blends into the wall decoration, but an unusually warm red frame adds bars of bright contrast along its base. A small side table places a moment of luxurious white marble on the arm of the couch to hold drinks but not clutter.
A white, vertical radiator fits well along the side of the wide living room window, adding a textured accent.
A white marble coffee table is centered in the living room space, like a monolithic empty pedestal awaiting artwork.
Matching the sofa, a modern lounge chair is decorated with a red frame that vividly traverses the pale of the room.
In contrast to the warm red accents in the lounge area, the adjoining dining room is cooled by blue wall art.
The blue artwork is centered over a modern food set that has an all-white finish.
Smooth curves form inviting dining chairs and a modern dining table.
Marble slabs and fluted glass form a chic wandering wall between the dining room and hallway that leads to the bedrooms and bathroom. An entrance bench is formed here to create a convenient seating / bag shelf at the front door.
A razor thin strip of light draws a halo around the portal to the corridor.
The halo creates an optical illusion because it looks like the edge of a mirror. However, the illusion is shattered by a modern wall light that threads from the corridor to the living space.
Inside the minimalist master bedroom, the clean white decor continues.
A modern liter unit puts a prominent ribbed texture against the sleek white headboard design. A deep storage drawer keeps the top of the unit completely free of clutter; only minimalist letter spacing is allowed.
A glass brick wall shares natural light from the bedroom window with the adjoining bathroom.
Inside the bathroom, a modern linear vanity unit pulls across the base of the glass brick section.
The second bedroom gets a subtle shade of gray upholstered bed and geometric rug design.
Beech wood liter units are assembled to keep the floor clear and spacious.
The living room of this home design is dominated by an extraordinary neon-green sofa that knots and twists through a simple white large rug.
On the opposite side of the large area rug, an elegant tan leather lounge chair offers a comfortable reading night.
A small side table rises subtly beside the sofa, while a large black coffee table commands the front.
Black and white photographic art adds interest to the clean white living room walls.
Behind the sofa, a number of ornaments dot the top of a white buffet.
The TV wall has a textured black finish that completes an elegant look Bang & Olufsen Beoplay A9 speaker. Unique black and white puffs boldly design the salon layout.
A decorative vase, candles and a disc jockey draw black decorative accents on the white scarf.
The white kitchen is mostly hidden behind floor to ceiling cabinet doors.
A white kitchen island stretches forward, holding the sink and the kitchen.
In front of the kitchen island, a white dining room pattern lives on with elements of a natural wood tone and a swirling black pattern.
The upholstered dining chairs perfectly match the design of the patterned puffs in the open concept room.
A simple glass vase and a branch of greenery provide a minimalist dining table.
As we look into the bathroom, we discover a unique stool in which a rustic wooden stool is enclosed in a clear perspex.
Modern artwork echoes the curvy silhouette of the carpet design.
A white liter unit contrasts sharply with the black tufted headboard design. A strip of LEDs highlights the edge of the black headboard against the white wall, elevating the high contrast aesthetic.
A bedside reading is kept on an elegant white buffet that offers a balanced combination of display shelves and hidden storage.
The bathtub is equipped with a small round bathroom rug and a convenient robe hook. Built-in storage units store fresh towels and extra toilets.
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Luxurious Neoclassical Interiors That Are Styled To Impress
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High-end finishes, Neoclassical Interiors, designer furniture, spectacular modern chandeliers, fine classic details and exquisite style make up this inspiring collection of luxurious neoclassical home interiors. Home tour number one begins in the bookstore lounge with elegant arched windows that extend from floor to ceiling. A chic marble TV wall and a linear modern fireplace create an elegant living room, while a strikingly decorative woodwork style sophisticated dining room. Our second home tour takes place in a spacious luxury apartment, where classic wall hangings are paired with trendy fluted wall panels and matching glass partitions. Black and gray decor form a dramatic mood within our final home design, along with bold rock walls that appear beneath atmospheric lighting fixtures.
This 103 square meter apartment has a luxurious neoclassical interior with a bookstore. A custom bookcase stops right in front of the deep cornice that crowns the elegant woodwork-decorated walls.
A wide arched window extends almost the entire width of the couch, bringing abundant natural light into the living room.
Modern circular chandeliers drop two halos of light into the center of the living room, over a luxurious rug and a unique coffee table design. A luxurious white marble TV wall builds a stunning pattern over a linear modern fireplace.
A small side table and a luxurious gray chair rise beside the living flame of the fireplace. They rest next to the custom bookcase to form a comfortable reading corner.
In the kitchen dining room, a large dining room chandelier swirls gracefully over a distinctive round dining table. Unique wall lamps add a sculptural element to a wall of attractive woodwork panels.
The round dining table has a convenient Lazy Susan turntable in its center. A few candles and a small decorative vase make up an understated table.
White marble envelops the kitchen peninsula in a waterfall finish. Fluted glass wall units delicately catch the light from the windows.
Two antique light railings line the closets with a welcoming glow.
Inside the master bedroom, a beautiful marble feature wall and decorative woodwork form the backdrop for a modern winged bed design. A chic glass wall lamp and a matching glass bedroom chandelier build the luxurious scheme with gold accents.
Slats exaggerate the height of the room.
A spectacularly luxurious bathroom design comes to life under an extraordinary modern chandelier that spans the width of the room.
Built-in closets take advantage of the compact dimensions of the room. Usually cut, a frameless mirror increases the feeling of space and light.
A unique pedestal sink has a rich wooden base and shiny bronze ornament.
The same materials are used throughout the interior to achieve perfect cohesion.
Our second inspiring neoclassical home is a spacious apartment with light gray wooded walls and a warm oak floor. A large rug lays a soft cream base for the living area.
An L-shaped sectional sofa pulls around the perimeter of the rug, where it forms a barrier between the living room and a neighboring dining room.
The open plan of a living room dining combo is decorated to blend peacefully with matching gray furniture upholstery and bronze accents. Fluted wall panels spread a trendy texture through the TV wall; illuminated display shelves build on the interesting focus.
Fluted glass doors form a wandering wall between the living room and the kitchen.
Inside the kitchen, a linear hanging light illuminates the kitchen island, while a second identical light illuminates a dining table extension.
The grooved glass partition subtly obscures the kitchen from a simple view of the living room.
Tan leather dining chairs add a warming element to the pale gray kitchen decor.
A modern wall light is effectively positioned inside a wood panel in the hallway, while two more side by side a piece of modern wall art.
The opposite side of the corridor is dressed in a mirror to visually widen the space.
A round mirror and console unit make up an elegant ensemble next to the front door.
Relief art seems to stand out from the gray walls.
Our final home design is a modern dark interior with powerful rock walls and eye-catching lighting fixtures.
A cushioned modular sofa forms the heart of the living room furniture arrangement.
The TV screen is almost camouflaged by its dark surroundings.
Modern chandelier throws bold beams against the black background.
The textile dining room feature wall is highlighted by LED strip lights.
A kitchen island separates the dining room from the culinary preparation.
In the master bedroom, an extraordinary focus is created where a rock face collides with a crumbling woodwork paneled wall.
A soft gray padded bed stretches out in front of the fabulous feature wall. Glass wardrobe design is atmospherically lit from the inside.
On the other side of the luxurious bedroom design, a modern chandelier leads the eye to a built-in bathroom.
The recessed bath area is raised on a solid rock slab. A single side table is available to hold toilets or a glass of wine.
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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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High-End Rustic Interiors From Around The World
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Handmade ceramic home accessories, thick wood accented furniture and textured lime stucco make up earthy rustic interiors that feed the soul. In this inspiring collection of beautiful rustic apartments, we visit four different upscale homes from all over the world. We will travel to Turks and Caicos Islands to visit a home design that mixes handcrafted crafts with modern interior concepts. In Bali, Indonesia, we visit a compact modern apartment that is shaped by extraordinary curves. Our expedition to Turkey leads us to a spacious apartment with solid, custom concrete kitchen and bathroom designs, while our destination in Vietnam is a free-form dream.
Our first rustic home design, in the Turks and Caicos Islands, offers a large and airy rustic-style interior that is clad in textured lime stucco. A patterned living room rug completes the light wall treatment, while pulling darker tones from the rustic wooden furniture.
A modern fireplace is lit inside a cracked chimney. A smooth black chimney accentuates the wide linearity of the open cut.
A rich, dark wood ceiling treatment covers the bright room decor. A wooden chair set perfectly complements the tone.
In the center of the living room, a rustic wooden coffee table is joined by a pair of small stools.
Glass bottles and a decorative tray make up an attractive centerpiece.
One whole wall of the hall is dedicated to an extensive collection of ceramic decorative vases.
The handmade pottery is exposed above slender black shelves and atmospherically illuminated by hidden LED light strips. The soft gloss not only accentuates the handmade vases, but also highlights the rustic murine texture.
Durable polished concrete fills the floors of the rustic apartment, with rugs scattered around and around for a comfortable warmth underfoot.
Wicker accents and wooden bowls provide moments of rustic art to the apartment at every available opportunity. Indoor plants add a burst of fresh, uplifting greenery to the interior, which helps form a bond with the tranquil nature views beyond the window panes.
Wooden wall art in a striking diptych composition makes a wonderful statement against the pale gray stucco.
In the bathroom, amber glass vases and toilet bottles are subtly fused with a rich wooden vanity unit.
Concrete bathroom sink counter the natural wood vanity shelf with man-made material. Wicker baskets offer a neat and attractive storage solution under the pelvis, while a tasseled carpet softens the look of the concrete bathroom.
In Bali, Indonesia, we find a modern apartment that is a bit compact in its room sizes, but is mostly extraordinary in many ways.
Interior walls are made of lime to achieve a smooth, lacquered result.
In this unique living room design, a custom sofa has been shaped to fit an extraordinarily curved wall. A pebble-like modern coffee table fits the smooth embrace of the sofa. Upholstery is perfectly shade-compatible to the walls for a peaceful, understated finish.
A small floor duo softly highlights the curvy nature of the living room furniture designs.
An oval dining table continues the curvy shape theme. Eight curved dining chairs surround the wooden table.
Wicker dining room hangers are grouped in a large composition along the length of the rustic dining table to create a show-stopping focus and spread even lighting. A unique modern fruit bowl serves as a rustic dining table ornament.
The kitchen is made up of a custom concrete wrapper that builds a closet island and an integrated workbench. Raw wooden doors in front of the concrete kitchen units to create a contrast of warm and cool tones.
On the opposite side of the kitchen island, a modular sofa is positioned at the edge of a swimming pool, on a wonderfully curved terrace.
A pair of chairs furnish the bedroom balcony, providing a relaxing place to enjoy a light breakfast or a cup of coffee.
Inside the rustic bedroom, a large screen divides the room into a bedroom and a dressing room. A modern wooden platform bed is laid out in front of the headboard partition wall, where the homeowners can enjoy the beautiful view through the balcony doors. Lantern-like bedside lamps add a comfortable glow after a night out.
A custom desk follows the curved perimeter. A modern table lamp adds function and mood.
Behind the triple bulkhead, the entrance closet is backlit to aid in the choice of clothing.
In the second bedroom, rustic bedside tables flank another headboard wall that separates a wardrobe.
A wooden storage unit has been customized into a comfortable alcove to make the room layout look streamlined.
Behind the partition wall, a clothes rail and a wooden chest of drawers organize clothes.
A slightly different arrangement is found in the third bedroom, where a closet is located at the foot of the bed behind decorative rotating screens.
The rotating screens also function as a TV mount.
The same arrangement is repeated in the final bedroom, although this time a pair of wicker hangers provide a striking feature.
A standing bathtub matches lime stucco walls and a coordinated vanity unit.
Modern bathroom lights flank a large round mirror over the custom, linear vanity unit. A living edge wooden shelf underlines the stone double sink, causing hot counteraction.
The walls of the bathroom do not fully reach the ceiling to accommodate its domed, thatched roof.
In the smaller powder room, a high free-form mirror makes a striking companion for a small, linear stone basin.
The recreation room is furnished with a showy curved sofa, which has been custom designed to follow the curvature of the wall. A round coffee table nests inside its arch.
Behind the TV wall, storage units are available to store board games and consoles. An elegant football table completes the fun zone.
In Turkey, a large hall is accessed by a pile of natural and black wicker hangers that hang between exposed wooden ceiling beams. Downstairs on the concrete floor, a pale gray modular sofa makes up a versatile seating arrangement.
A wooden console table separates the living area from an open kitchen dining room. The kitchen cabinets are a custom concrete compound. Wooden cupboard doors and drawer fronts are complemented by wooden open kitchen shelves.
The set of wooden wall shelves provides most of the kitchen storage. Ceramic dishes and glassware are packed and stacked tightly along their length to create an attractive focus.
Bathroom cabinets are assembled in the same concrete compound as the kitchen, which transforms into concrete vanity on one side. A simple, black-framed vanity mirror contrasts darkly with the light mural.
Linen curtains allow natural light to filter softly. Sunbeams fall on a beautiful arched wooden door.
Our final home design, located in Vietnam, is personified by a fabulous shapeless shelf unit installation that blends in with the limestone stucco. A raised platform floor raises a comfortable tea room at the food of the built-in unit. Macrame window dressing doubles as a striking artwork.
Next to the custom shelf, a small sofa and rustic floor lamp form a comfortable living area. Woven killer decor adds color and interest. Two small coffee tables form a curious, incompatible pair on a small rug.
An indoor swing adds a fun touch to the living room. The tiny seating solution also maintains the open and airy atmosphere of the room, and allows light to flow in unobstructed from the large windows.
A shapeless mirror echoes the fluid shapes that sculpt the unique shelf on the opposite side of the room. A wicker hanging light warmly illuminates the home entrance.
The rectangular wooden dining table fits well into the L-shaped kitchen layout.
A wooden dining bench furnishes one side of the table to help the room layout stay open and unobstructed, while Pierre Jeanneret’s Easy Chairs complete the other side. A large wicker hanging shadow makes a text statement over the head.
The L-shaped kitchen layout is broken by a run of open kitchen shelves that show only a few decorative items of kitchenware.
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Minimalist Interiors: Natural Wood Finishes
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The Minimalist Interiors can be effectively communicated by a sharp and sharp aesthetic that makes a bold effect, or it can be more gently conveyed by a soothing natural environment that arranges the soul. The two home interiors we present here today are rounded with palpable curved edges, a beautiful natural wood tone and cushioned soft furniture. Minimalist white backgrounds are warmed with creamy undertones that complement the natural hue of the honey-toned wood elements. Home accessories are few and far between. Subtle lighting patterns are threaded around the perimeter of the room to form apartments and bedrooms that are atmospheric, welcoming and soothing to the eye.
A split floor divides this airy, light-filled apartment into a comfortable sitting room and an elevated tea/study room. A round rug anchors the living room furniture in a sociable environment. An elegant magazine rack between the sofa chair and a window seat completes a welcome reading space.
The modern tufted sofa is deeply cushioned and quite irresistibly inviting. The couch backs directly onto the raised desk to reinforce the boundary between the two belts.
A modern fireplace heats the large living room from under a curved chimney, which flows smoothly out of the creamy stucco.
The projection screen goes down from the ceiling when needed, and then sorts out of sight.
The slender fireplace extends beyond the firebox to form a floating media under the retractable projection screen. The elegant speaker that stands on it is a Bang & Olufsen Beoplay A9.
A car model adorns the opposite end of the floating shelf, which is atmospherically lit along its underside by an LED strip.
Curved wooden fascias wrap around the corner of the room to form an attractive storage area. A niche in the units makes room for a drinking station, which is equipped with a coffee machine, water glasses and a carafe. The raised platform floor doubles as seating at the desk / desk.
Floating wall shelves house a small book collection and a few decorative items behind the bespoke table.
The dining room is bathed in natural light from floor to ceiling windows.
The dining chairs are the Easy chair designed by Pierre Jeanneret.
Behind the dining room, the kitchen peninsula serves as a breakfast bar.
In the bedroom, soft wood grain envelops the serene space.
Floor bed design is dipped in the smooth wood floor finish to put it perfectly flat with the city view.
Minimalist liter box units merge with the wooden headboard design. A decorative vase draws attention with a chic silhouette.
The back of the headboard is built into a desk/toilet table.
The position of the home workspace behind the headboard means that the homeowner can also look at the view while working.
Mica chairs make a natural accompaniment to the wooden desk design.
The bedside lamps also provide light to the work area.
A bulkhead wall separates the entrance closet from an en-suite bathroom.
An amazing bathtub makes an impressive heroic piece for the room.
This warm and comfortable apartment of 90 square meters is located in a newly built apartment, where most windows face directly to other windows. This concern has been addressed with the installation of translucent fabric panels inside wooden frames that could be easily removed if needed.
The fabric window panels give the interior an intimate atmosphere. Lightweight limestone walls complement the warm wood finish of the floor, accent furniture and decorative ceiling treatment.
Two unique kitchen hangers draw the eye to a stern minimalist kitchen design. Limestone island is developed on two levels, one for eating and one for preparing.
An unusual kitchen bar stool stands a sculpted silhouette at the monolithic breakfast bar.
An open kitchen shelf is kept mostly bare.
The deep and decorative wooden cornice compensates for the simpler aspects of the interior and emphasizes the high ceiling height in the room. The geometric cornice also completely hides the windows and door sills to create smooth portals.
The master bedroom is dressed in natural wood, which creates a comfortable cabin-like feel. A large, comfortable chair, a slender floor lamp and a small wooden side table form an inviting reading corner. A footstool would make a welcome addition but instead a clear footpath is prioritized around the bed.
More privacy panels turn the bedroom windows into uniform light boxes around the perimeter.
Small bedroom pendant lights drop a reading light over each side of the floor bed. Boxing liter units and a low-level headboard are structured in wooden planks to blend in with the quiet decor.
The bedroom flows into an open planed en-suite bathroom that is clad in the same wood wall treatment to achieve a cohesive aesthetic. Properly designed closets partially separate the sleeping space from the bathroom to provide a level of privacy and form the back wall of the shower.
A small frameless vanity mirror makes a modest addition to a modern bathroom vanity unit.
There is no partition between the shower and washbasin to help the compact room feel more open and spacious.
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Captivating Pink, Blue And Green Interiors
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Pink, Blue And Green Interiors designs repel the neutral phenomenon that has swept through modern interiors in recent years. Beige and gray are not every cup of tea, especially when the time we spend at home increases a lot with remote work and flexible work schedules. Living spaces that uplift and energize are becoming key to feeding us through our days. In these two comfortable modern home designs, attractive pink, blue and green decorations form rooms that live under contrasting color-blocked murals, unique carpets, colorful accent furniture and wall art. Despite compact room dimensions, the bright accents only seem to enhance the feeling of space, light and a welcoming atmosphere.
The young owners of this colorful home remodeling wanted more open living space for improved practicality along with a more personalized look. A large window brings natural light to the living room, allowing the design to venture into a darker color palette of shades of blue and contrasting pink. Indoor plants are bursting with vibrant greenery everywhere, while bright golden accents shine in the form of a modern sputnik chandelier and a chic accent chair.
A gold frame supports a trendy runner-shaped white marble coffee table in the center of the living room. A variety of colorful and patterned cushioning cushions add interest to the simple gray modern sofa design.
A pink border stretches between two shades of blue on the living room walls to create a three-tier color-blocked treatment. Modern art combines all the decorative nuances into two striking pieces above the sofa.
A sofa runs over the small sofa to properly adjust the air conditioning and built-in spotlights.
More artwork is on display on and over a modern console table at the side of the living room. Gold candlesticks and a decorative tray add metallic accents.
The kitchen and dining room are formed into one open plan, a social space that allows the couple to chat together more freely while they are engaged in individual tasks.
Glass doors accept maximum light into the dining room, extend the space and achieve a free-flowing connection. An oversized hanging light makes a bold statement over the small dining table. See more dining room hangers.
The upper walls and ceilings are painted fresh, pure white to ensure that the intense color decoration remains light and airy.
A home office area cracks into a large window niche that is accented with a soothing blue ribbon. A lighter, aqua blue-green envelops the rest of the room.
The same two-tone color palette was implemented in the dressing room. A small round rug brings a soft pink contrast.
Terracotta tiles pattern the floor and walls of the entrance between a gold edging.
Paper bunting adds a festive feel to the pastel blue walls.
On the balcony, a bunch of plants bloom in the sunshine.
Continuing into the master bedroom, we discover a color-blocked pink and blue headboard wall with glittering gold accents.
A small bedroom hanging light descends on a round bedside table that is comfortably packed with books and decorative accessories.
The interesting art mobile phone above the dresser is The Futura Mobile, designed by Ole Flensted.
The bathroom is an attractive compilation of wonderful dog-foot tiles and soft pink decorative elements.
A golden vanity mirror and a golden bathroom wall lamp make a glamorous pair over the basin.
In our second featured home design, green accents play a dominant role among shades of silent pink. Pistachio green walls and a darker, embedded arched bookshelf battle with a reddish sectional sofa and light carpet.
Modern wall art falls in more pink accents behind the couch.
In the dining room, a deep, comfortable armchair forms one side of the seating arrangement and carries a faint red tone.
Modern upholstered dining chairs complete the layout.
Shaker cabinets are combined with slab-fronted counterparts to form a unique kitchen composition.
The green and pink kitchen design complements the adjoining living room decor in the open plan concept.
Outside in the hallway, powder blue accents take over. An arched full-length mirror inspires a curved paint effect at the door.
A full entrance table shows a cheerful floral display that adds to the colorful decor.
In the modern nursery, wooden beads are applied to the wall to create beautiful house silhouettes next to the crib.
A bunny cushion accessorizes a comfortable nursing chair.
Rabbit-style children’s chairs gather around a sweet scandinavian-style children’s table. Open shelves display art supplies, books and toys.
The parent domain is a light blue bedroom scheme that promotes rest and relaxation. Dark blue pendant lights and a matching blanket provide a darker contrast.
Conforming white wardrobes achieve a streamlined finish in the airy bedroom design.
A reddish vanity stool rises on an elegant modern toilet and a round wall mirror. Modern art props on the floor close by in a casual, colorful layout.
Pink flowers color the adjacent unit.
In the sage green bathroom, an equipped bathtub is dressed in modern tiles.
A green toilet is camouflaged with a matching tank wall.
A unique pink bathroom sink forms the heroic piece of the small bathroom, making a sweet contrast against the green walls.
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Muted Modern Home Interiors That Promote Calm & Relaxation
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We could all do with a little more calm in our fast-paced, technologically turbulent Modern Home Interiors. Silent cream and soft white interior decoration create a peaceful fusion that promotes calm and relaxation, which is elegantly demonstrated in these three inspiring modern home interiors. Soft lighting accentuates the calm creamy and white decorative palette and sets a warm atmospheric scene for everyday life. High-end furniture forms high-end arrangements within spacious living rooms, elegant dining rooms, elegant kitchens, smart home workshops and luxurious bedrooms. Natural wood components, indoor plants and wicker accessories draw complementary natural elements into the mix, while extreme black accents build a sharp contemporary contrast.
Unique modern sofa design leaves spaces for sunny patio view to filter into our first prominent interior. An indoor plant brings the greenery into the living room at the edge of a textured rug. The ribbed carpet design that mimics the raspy sand of a Japanese karesansui garden.
Dark green cushions are inspired by the green courtyard perspective and the indoor plants that bloom around the room. Perimeter LEDs dimly illuminate the projector-friendly living room design without creating intense pockets of light.
Modern staircase design rises behind the open plan living room. LED strips brightly illuminate every wooden step. A frameless glass railing is almost out of sight.
A fabulous spherical planter rests next to the modern fireplace. A pompom is projected on the elegant foliage to create an artistic silhouette against the clear white wall. See more ideas for unique modern planters.
A Spinning chairdesigned by Thomas Heatherwick for Magis, elegantly rounds out the living room furniture layout.
Right next to the open plan lounge, a Japanese tea room is formally arranged in a true ceremonial style. An authentic Tetsubin cast iron teapot provides practical use and decorative value to the modern wooden and glass table.
The courtyard provides a perfectly peaceful backdrop for quiet tea drinking.
The kitchen is an elegant wooden design with contrasting black and white cabinets. A white marble kitchen island steals the spot in the center of the arrangement. Modern bar stalls form a breakfast bar along one side of the island.
White marble backing matches the luxurious island finish.
Inside the bedroom, a glass screen lightly screens the entrance to the en-suite bathroom.
Black and white artwork makes a bold focus against the bedroom window.
The second bedroom design features a warm wooden trapdoor design and a geometric hand-tufted rug.
A modern lounge chair lies by the wide window.
The last bedroom has wooden paneled corners that create a comfortable cocoon around a padded gray bed. LED strips subtly highlight the edges.
Backlight clothing adds atmospheric light next to a home workshop.
This dedicated home office is furnished with a built-in window seat where the home owner can take a few moments of relaxation between projects. A dull green seat cushion adds a fresh color.
A double workshop fills the opposite wall with a custom floating desk design.
In our second featured home design, a deeply seated modular sofa is leveled below the window sill to maximize the flow of natural light into the living room.
Ventures in the wooden window sill allow heat from the radiators to filter out.
The open plan lounge area connects with a kitchen dining area.
Modern wooden stools are grouped around a small wooden dining table that sits on the side of the kitchen island. A smooth white TV stand rises in front of the kitchen island, facing the sofa in the living room, to clearly separate the two living areas.
As we enter the bedroom, we discover a unique stone trapdoor feature wall.
Another stone focus wall makes a striking background for a floating wooden desk design and a fresh white office chair.
Our final tour takes place in a modern apartment with soft pink decorative accents. A round rug pulls a black and pink accent chair into a conversational arrangement.
Wooden wall panels warmly envelop the minimalist living room space.
A terrace coffee table nests with a black equivalent.
Modern art is replacing the obligatory television on long, wall-mounted media.
Modern wall light brightly illuminates a small storage unit by the window, where a sculptural ornament and a clear glass vase add a modest decoration.
Home office is accessible through an open door of the living room space. Interior windows allow natural light to be shared between the two.
The kitchen lends light through a fluted glass sliding door.
Attractive shelving units line each side of the kitchen doorway.
In the home office space, White and wood storage units put away all the ugly office supplies to leave the compact space untidy. A rotating chair naturally complements the wooden wall units.
Mixed planters punctuate a natural tone around the interior of the city apartment.
Indoor plants add sprays of greenery to the living room and home office.
The bedroom is a minimalist design with a compact, built-in workspace.
A wall lamp is mounted directly on a custom-made wooden trapdoor design, which acts as a bookshelf under the window.
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Minimalist Family Home: Flowing Lines
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This fresh and bright Home Interior is the FRND House, where natural materials and colors connect with the outside environment. Designed by MCORP Architects, the 165-square-meter project was designed for a young family who wanted a minimalist and airy base that promotes comfort. Flowing lines have become the hinge concept for the project, which helps in easy flow for everyday family life. Large windows keep the family connected to their attractive garden and bring natural light to the open-plan living space throughout the day. The children’s rooms are enhanced with colorful accents, in shades of breezy sky blue and a warm shade of khaki.
Wood grain seal wall makes the minimalist living room space into a warm and inviting area. The round, cushioned modern sofa looks just too soft and comfortable to withstand.
The projection room has a retractable screen that goes down in front of a wall mounted TV. The wooden panel that supports the sofa area continues perfectly up and over the ceiling to join the media wall on the opposite side of the room, forming a comfortable cabin-like cocoon. Slim floating media underlines the wood paneling with a clean white finish.
The living room’s dining room combination benefits from large floor-to-ceiling windows that bring abundant amounts of natural light and an attractive view of the lush green garden lawn.
Many indoor plants bring nature inside, which are beautifully complemented by the expanses of natural wood grain.
Rounded wood-effect cabinets smoothly line the kitchen installation. Their tone matches the surrounding panel in the living room to achieve a cohesive aesthetic.
Monster and ferns create both height and length along the ceiling-mounted shelf.
Modern wooden dining chairs have gray seat cushions to tie in with the raw concrete kitchen back nearby.
Outside the entrance, a full-length mirror breaks a wall of soft wood grain.
An off-green entrance bench is parked next to the mirror to form a convenient wardrobe. A small floating shelf offers a place to drop off keys and cell phones.
Light from the bedroom windows is shared with the hallway through a frosted glass door and partition.
Inside the bedroom, a wood-paneled headboard wall makes a warming focus in primarily white decor. Two black bedroom pendant lights contrast sharply against the natural background.
At the foot of the bed, a double workshop is well lit with a multi-directional light.
Inside the main bathroom, we discover another plant decorated with light over a modern vanity unit.
A unique bathroom sink is joined by a modern wall-mounted faucet. A frameless mirror crosses the wall of the vanity area, which is atmospherically illuminated around its edge by strips of soft LED light.
The superb shower screen is frameless along its outer edge to produce a minimalist finish.
At the opposite end of the equipped bathtub, a tower of convenient necessities shelf is inserted into the stucco. LED shelf lights make a ladder of attractive and functional lighting.
In the first of two children’s rooms, a sky-blue decoration reaches a windy, cheerful appearance. The blue wall color is applied in a shadow effect that fades to white behind the child’s bed.
Bela sloth toy nests on the raised sides of the upholstered cot, which sits on an upholstered window seat.
On the adjoining wall, a children’s bench and open play shelves are finished in a perfectly coordinated sky-blue finish. Large and thick door handles add fun embellishments.
A small white pendant light hangs over a contrasting black nightstand.
The final wall is dedicated to a child’s study area. Decorative wall shelves keep books on the child’s desk.
The second child’s room is accented by warm hints of khaki orange. A patterned mural forms a striking focal wall behind the headboard.
Curved wooden wall panels wrap around the sides of a comfortable window seat.
A bright orange side table is placed between the bed and the window seat to serve both areas.
We see a repetition of the decorative murals also in the study of this child, but this time with an orange twist. The legs of the child’s desk are given a matching orange finish to shrink the elements of the small workspace.
The family bathroom has a simple, raw concrete decoration that is covered with a smooth white pictured crown. Natural light floods into the narrow space through casement windows and perimeter LEDs add to the brightness. A minimalist shower enclosure closes a large shower area next to the wall-hung toilet. Wall-mounted toilet accessories keep the flooring looking clear and spacious.
A wood-effect vanity unit appears to protrude from an adjacent wooden paneled statement wall. A vase of greenery makes a fresh addition next to the modern vase basin and matte white bathroom.
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40 Aesthetic Dining Rooms: Tips & Inspiration
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Dining rooms are special places where treasured memories are made. They are the place where we gather with all our family and close friends to break bread and celebrate the most special occasions and annual holidays. They are the place where birthday wishes are made on the glow of cake candles and where hearts are healed over a hot cup of tea. Dining rooms deserve our proper attention and yet they are often brushed compared to living rooms and kitchens. This collection of 40 aesthetic dining rooms aims to inspire dining rooms that will honor every family meal time and every important occasion.
Sweet fusion. Creamy stucco smooths a soothing perimeter for laconic, light decoration of a dining room. A wooden dining table is gently fused with cream-colored walls to achieve a quiet place for quiet dining times.
Vaulted concrete. Rough concrete interiors build a cool industrial dining room aesthetic but can fall a little flat and cold. Here, we see how a concrete ceiling can be vaulted to create an added dimension that also concentrates the brightness of an atmospheric dining room hanging light.
Simple Scandi. An oversized paper hanging light shade makes a simple but effective addition to an airy Scandinavian dining room. Echo the outline of the spherical light shadow with a round dining table to establish a cohesive shaped theme.
Open plan anchors. In a large, open plan living space, be sure to anchor your dining area with washable carpet and a striking piece of wall art.
Be inspired by art. This Mondrian-inspired dining room uses solid primary colors to cheerfully stand out within a predominantly white décor.
Another take on the red, blue and yellow decorative palette, this time in a smaller setting.
Lighting makes a room come together. A team-focused dining room hanger with subtle perimeter LEDs and a shelf light for all-around atmospheric brightness.
Why wait for good weather to enjoy a refreshing meal? Bring the outside indoors with a botanical theme dining room that is full of green plants under the influence of natural light.
Depending on trend and attractiveness, an arc can elevate your dining room to the next level. Trim with LED light strip for added emphasis.
Treat yourself with color contrast. Dark blue and khaki make a deeply delicious pairing.
Heal an eclectic collection. Surround a small dining table with incompatible dining chairs, or just one interesting equivalent to achieve a unique look that exudes character.
Glass dining tables will reflect the light from large windows, as well as the view.
Flanked by floor-to-ceiling bookcases, this set of table and chairs could be used for study or dining. Anyway, at least I didn’t go down without explaining myself first.
No wall space for dining room artwork? Beautiful window dressing is all you need.
A glorious golden focus gives this restaurant a luxurious look. A gold-tipped modern chandelier complements the high-end aesthetics.
Rich and ornate. Deeply decorated woodwork and stunning chandelier take this purple accent dining room into a royal realm.
Wandscotting and white sheets make a fresh backdrop for another fabulous dining room chandelier and gray upholstered dining chairs.
Make a small floating diner look more at home with a heavy buffet unit.
If you like to play games with your loved ones after dinner, go for a round pedestal dining table that you can stay comfortably gathered around for the evening fun.
Kisses from Mother Nature. Whether it’s a lush patio or a bright skylight, a touch of nature is guaranteed to sweeten an ordinary dining room.
Build a character on an open shelf. From colorful vase and attractive hosting merchandise to small artwork and ornaments, your own personal treatment of objects will make your dining room truly unique.
Abstract and wonderful. Float abstract shapes to create a focal wall of a dining room like no other.
Color and class. A bright color mixed with traditional pieces makes an elegant but strange statement.
If you prefer to let bright artwork speak, adjust to a clear white or natural tone dining set and clean white dining rooms hangers.
Blue, red and bold pattern. Just because you’ve indulged in color doesn’t mean you have to avoid a pattern, go all in for a mesmerizing effect.
Challenge small space principles with an oversized dining room hanger.
Of course, hanging lights are not the only way to illuminate a dining room. Consider a swing arm wall lamp for a change of pace.
Impress with pink and purple.
Indoor-outdoor connected dining rooms give the best of both worlds.
Edge-to-edge windows give the outdoor dining feel without having the weather to combat.
Use yellow accents to bring sunshine into your dining room even on dull days.
Orange and terracotta dining rooms appear warm all year round.
Dark green walls and dining furniture embody an aspect of deep sophistication. Sprinkle the palette with areas of pure white paint to maintain color saturation.
Black window frames complete an industrial dining room. Equip with a black metal ceiling hanging fireplace for extra wow factor.
Black and white is a solid base for any accent color. Since red increases appetite, why not create a monochrome dining room with contrasting red dining chairs?
High meets living edge. We can’t decide to be more impressed with the high wooden lath ceiling or the immensity of the living edge dining table here, but no need to choose when you can have both.
Thick and cheerful, this designer food set makes a welcome place for casual dining.
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Scandinavian Home Interiors Six Different Ways
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Scandinavian Home Interiors goes from strength to strength, appealing to our appreciation of clean lines, airy living spaces, and our need for everyday practicality. This collection of inspiring Scandinavian home designs explores six different ways to customize the aesthetic. We start with a creamy and serene elegant apartment where indoor plants meet natural wooden elements. We follow with a colorful Scandi interior that uses pink and kerchy accents to elevate and customize a neoclassical setting. Beige, gray, and beige decor colors of home number three, while design four resides in the minimalist monochrome domain. We end up with a classic Scandinavian-style black-and-white contrast, and a book lover’s home with a quiet mezzanine workshop.
Cream and white decor gently blend with warm wooden elements to style this elegantly serene apartment. Indoor plants add beautiful touches of nature to elevate the mild environment. A round glass vase adds a splash of botany next to a reading chair to create an attractive vignette.
Linear art adds visual interest to the empty, creamy white walls, without colorful distraction. A black frame gives the piece a definition on the light background.
The small sofa has a smoothly curved silhouette that makes the living room look welcoming and comfortable. A living room rug complements the sofa upholstery with matching cream fabric.
A fig leaf fills the corner of the room, providing a neat accompaniment to the sofa and effectively pulling the eye up to meet the artwork on the neighboring wall.
Scandi bookshelves introduce a warm wood tone onto the white living room wall.
Decorative objects adorn the open shelf, while less decorative items are stuffed into integral cupboards.
Pink and coffin accents happily elevate and personify this neoclassical apartment. Gold accessories add a luxurious sheen, in the form of a satin chandelier and a chic floor lamp.
Indoor plants bloom against classic glare. Decorative molding crowns the ceiling line.
Black and white wall art is hung at regular intervals around the perimeter of the room to create a Christian modern gallery between the neoclassical touches.
Magnificent double doors give entrance to the kitchen dining room, where Skandi-style kitchen units lie a very black line against a fresh white wall.
Simple white wall tiles build the kitchen backsplash. Smeg’s refrigerator freezer ties in with the retro style.
A modern record player gets a luxurious home on a white marble-tipped buffet.
Beige, gray and kerchief accents color this scandalous place of residence, among striking artwork.
A unique floor lamp brightly illuminates the detail in the modern artwork behind a coffin-upholstered sofa.
The round coffee table that sits in front of the sofa is a classic Scandi tray style.
The lounge area flows openly into an airy dining room and a narrow kitchen design.
In the dining room, clear perspex dining chairs achieve a more expansive feel by allowing the line of sight to go straight through.
A small, simple Scandinavian stool is used as a side table on which to display flowers in the kitchen.
The stool / table is joined with a piece of modern masonry to make a pleasing focus on a structural retaining wall.
Our fourth Scandi home design is a minimalist, monochrome canvas with geometric motifs. Gray and white geotape adds a burst of pattern to an otherwise understated living room.
A black and white typographic print catches the eye of a small dining room in the open plan residential area.
The small dining table is attractively decorated with a modern ceramic vase and a black metal candelabra headpiece.
A flash of greenery completes the table display.
High windows fill the apartment with natural light, which filters back into a single kitchen installation.
White marble countertops and white kitchen cabinets help the narrow space feel more open.
Our penultimate apartment shows a classic Scandi style in black and white high contrast and simple lines.
A geometric rug threads a pattern across the living room.
Baskets add a sparkle of natural rattan under streamlined wood and a black metal coffee table.
At the entrance, wooden laminate flooring is exchanged for intricately designed tiles. A mirror-shaped mirror is paired with an entrance stool to form a practical wardrobe next to the door.
Decorative shelves line a set of bookshelves to enhance their presence.
A wooden library ladder accesses the top shelves.
The lounge area goes around into the open plan kitchen dining room.
A single kitchen is installed under a quiet mezzanine workshop.
A built-in bookshelf completes the kitchen with a decorative touch.
The luxurious Scandinavian bathroom design has a classically styled freestanding bathtub that is raised to be perfectly lit inside a huge, steel window frame.
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A Book Lover’s Mid-Century Modern Home
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Mid-century modern elements add style to the home of this comfortable book lover, layering a contrasting color over a rich wooden tone. Designed by NDB Design’s Ni Dongbo, a lack of architectural features has been overcome by creative interior treatments of sculpture, wall art and literary treasure. Mid-century modern accent pieces are combined with contemporary components to create an interesting, eclectic style that keeps the eye moving and the mind wandering. Crisp white walls provide a fresh backdrop for the bright, prominent furniture and make a quiet frame for two well-stocked home library walls. The unique home is covered in natural greenery that just combines the interior with abundant outdoor views.
A compactly designed red living room rug immediately puts a warm and welcoming eclectic tone into the walls of modern white space. A sleek sofa design speaks to a mid-century aesthetic with its simple square cushion and saturated color.
The red living room rug and bright sofa make a vibrant contrast with a multitude of abundant green indoor plants. Next to the fireplace, an elegant swivel chair completes the plant life and the mid-century atmosphere with an earthy olive hue.
A glass coffee table reflects natural light from the window.
A comfortable reading chair and matching footstool are pulled up by a custom wooden bookshelf. A small side table is set aside to hold a supply of tea or coffee close at hand.
Glass doors protectively contain a Buddha statue at the heart of the bookshelf. The serene statue instills a message of enlightenment and peace into the home library.
A wooden stool rounds out the library/lounge furniture layout, functioning both as a seat and as an extra side table.
Wood flooring creates a warm finish throughout the living room and home library area, then shifts to a more durable surface under the kitchen and dining room.
In the center of the open plan residential area, a natural wooden envelope transforms a basic concrete support into a beautiful pillar.
A second home library/lounge area is located at the opposite end of the room.
Colorful art brings mid-century modern vibes to the library wall.
A simple floor lamp provides light reading next to the elegant sofa. The little lamp also casts a soft light through the pile of thorns that fill a custom-made bookcase. Hidden storage units are tucked into the wooden frame of the usual bookshelf, and deep drawers line its base.
Hardback volumes are stacked randomly on the floor of the home library, creating a welcoming, inhabited look.
Wooden volumes are stacked to form a random side table next to the wooden sofa.
A decorative bowl and sculptural artwork adorn the modular side table.
Across the room, a round glass dining table is surrounded by a wonderfully eclectic set of wooden dining chairs that span the ages.
A wide skylight rains natural light down on the dining room. Colorful artwork is kept in a bright gallery above a staircase that leads up into the living room. Sculptural artwork adorns the glass dining table and plinth placed near the floor to ceiling window.
After dark, a fabulous dining room hanging light illuminates the dining room. This striking, sculptural piece is the Taraxacum Penda Lumo designed by Achille Castiglioni and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni for FLOS.
The rich wooden tone that is displayed in the collection of various dining chairs shifts to the neighboring kitchen design. The L-shaped installation of flat-fronted cabinets communicates a mid-century modern influenced style.
A modern kitchen island divides the kitchen dining room into two distinct halves, just behind the wooden chairs. A Chashitsu tea room, of a kind, is formed by the window of the kitchen where the floor was deliberately raised. Tatamis fill the floor around a stone ceremonial tea table.
Instead of a neat Tokonoma alcove for the Chashitsu tea room, where flowers and a special scroll would traditionally be displayed, this home has books in a proud place, of course.
One end of the kitchen island counter is cantilevered to form a cozy breakfast bar. The olive green hue of the central island breaks beautifully against the honey-colored wooden grain background.
Rustic wooden bowls pop up against a dull black kitchen back and a matching black counter.
On top of a modern black oven shine copper pans. The fan is hidden in the bottom of the wall units to achieve a completely streamlined result.
The large open plan residential location is located on the second floor of the home. Beneath it, the entrance and modern staircase design are full of bright natural light. As if presenting the theme of this book lover’s apartment, an embedded bookcase is carved into the white stucco wall of the lobby. A high stepped back chair and a unique side table make up a sculpted furniture arrangement for reading under the stairs.
At the foot of the modern staircase, the interesting geometric folding lamp design is an Akari UF4-L8 floor lamp by Isamu Noguchi.
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51 Tea Rooms Design Ideas With Tips And Accessories To Help You Design Yours
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The inseparable Tea Rooms Design culture of East Asia is well-known, where tea is much more than just a pleasant drink. Not only is tea enjoyed in person and at social events, in small tea parties and in public teahouses, but many cultures have created intricate formal ceremonies around the act of tea preparation and service. While East Asian tea ceremonies differ between countries, the ritualistic nature of the drink is agreed upon. This pleasant daily observation has inspired the inclusion of personal tea rooms within modern homes, which is what we are exploring here today. From traditional Asian tea tables and tatami mats to contemporary interpretations of the theme, we will discover how to raise tea at home.
Color a space steeped in tradition. Deep red, natural wood and black accents will bring a sense of the past even to modern interiors that give a contemporary twist to the aesthetics of the tea room. Add elegant indoor plants and small trees to enliven the rich background.
Light up tea parties with an LED-powered lighting scheme that encourages a sense of warm modernity. This camera benefits from a view of the projector screen, which is also mounted in an attached open plan living room.
Low Chabudai table and Zabuton floor cushions allow large windows to be enjoyed fully. Consider developing a zen garden, lily pond or vertical garden to really benefit from the window framed scene.
To honor the Japanese tradition, Zabuton floor cushions and floor puffs are key. Equip with Shōji doors or screens and framed Shūji calligraphy to complete the look.
Chinese tea drinking is done at a raised table. It is considered inappropriate to sit directly against the tea towel, but in a house of only two people, one could let it slide.
Botanical artwork creates a peaceful view that contributes to the relaxed atmosphere of tea drinking. This beautiful Shōji-lined space also has a round picture window to frame the true beauty of nature.
Label on tea room. It’s okay nowadays to tag a tea room on an open plan living space. You can get a feel for a special ceremony with a larger tea server chair and smaller counterparts on the other side. Side with symmetrical cabinets and finish with a focus on serene wall art.
Show show. A collection of Tetsubin cast iron teapots is proudly displayed on lighted shelves here, combining traditional and contemporary approaches. A focal wall of wooden grating panels suggests traditional Shōji displays without full commitment to the effort.
Sweep away. A wide spiral staircase and fascinating views of nature amuse the mind and soul while tea extinguishes the body.
Install built-in shelving units to lovingly display a selection of teas, along with antiques, art, and a selection of treasured tomes.
Group hangers along a large tea table to accentuate its size and linearity.
Imputate a Japanese tea room and believe a sense of zen by placing a Buddha statue in a prominent position.
As tradition has it, a cast iron Tetsubin teapot should be heated while suspended over an irori fire.
Enjoy a burst of flaming foliage with the introduction of an indoor Japanese Maple Tree.
Zaisu floor chairs take a step further to the comfort of the simple Zabuton cushion alone, and Kyousoku backrest still offers more support.