Classy Contemporary Interiors With Deep Brown, Grey & White Decor
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Deep brown, soothing gray and pure white embellishment overshadow these three elegant contemporary home interiors, pictured by Mai Trang Nguyen. The soothing neutrals merge with chic furniture arrangements to form quiet and polite living spaces. Each of these elegant home projects has inspiration for modestly scaled open concept homes and small kitchen ideas, beautiful lighting projects and eye-catching accessories. Home design number one is a luxurious, luxurious expression of taste; interior number two explores an adventurous space-themed decorating scheme; design three gives us a shaped interpretation with fashionable running contours and interior arches, while home four simplifies the palette for a small space.
A reddish-brown modular sofa adds immense warmth to a dark gray and cool white surroundings in our first prominent home interior. A black and white puppy throw washes a moment of light relief over the sofa padding.
Above the living room and adjoining dining room, a black-painted ceiling creates drama and an incredible factor.
The modern dining room lives under the glow of an artistic wall light; golden accents shine warmly under the light. A delicate marble table top makes a beautiful oval outline between modern dining chairs.
A fabulous TV wall was built with a striking rib panel behind the TV screen. The textured inverse arch reflects the warm reddish-brown hue of the sofa.
Wine storage is displayed under bright LED ribbons close to the kitchen run. The wine storage cabinet balances an entry-level storage unit on the opposite side of a jokingly gold-wrapped bench.
The sloping gold recess in the entrance completes an amazing curved kitchen island project with a champagne gold base.
The island is extended at one end to include a breakfast bar. Shiny gold-framed kitchen bar stools further elevate the look.
Unique kitchen island lights pile up over the prep table and dining room. See more kitchen lighting here.
The basic kitchen cabinets are framed by a champagne gold racetrack that perfectly matches the entrance cupboards. This coherence gives the impression of a much more spacious kitchen space.
A black marble countertop and overall create a bold split between the lightweight upper and lower units. A bright black fridge freezer continues the dark accent.
Our second interior design has a bit of an adventurous space theme, with mini-astronauts landing on the surface of a space-era inspired coffee table. A modern wall lamp sets a celestial aura against the pale gray living room wall.
A unique modern sofa forms a futuristic silhouette under white upholstery, while the modern salsa plant has a deep brown accent.
Phases of the lunar wall lights cross across the dining room.
Two different styles of modern dining chairs gather interest around a unique oval dining table.
Wooden flooring warms the living area, while a cool white tile neatly defines the kitchen and dining room.
Ribbed cabinet doors textually define the upper units in the all-white kitchen design.
A full moon waxes in the moody gray and black bedroom plan. The moonlight gnaws away at the corner of a ribbed plasterboard; LED light ribbons around the edges.
Black glazed glass allows shady clothing silhouettes to mysteriously show through the walls of the wardrobe.
The second bedroom in this home is a space theme for a children’s room where a mural depicts the moon in orbit close to the bed.
A floating children’s desk is mounted on an elongated headboard that creates a smooth flow through the room.
In our third featured home design, brown is promoted by a small accent to the main focal color of the room. Here, we see a solid rich brown TV wall that melts into the hallway that leads to the bedrooms.
An unusual brown and gray upholstered sofa design reflects the solid brown feature wall. A fully coordinated rug draws attention to the two-tone feature of the sofa. A racetrack with a coffee table and a racetrack bench seat leads to a curvy theme.
The L-shaped kitchen installation uses the brown accent color for a tiled back shower.
A piece of masonry links the brown accents and arched decorative themes.
Finally, our fourth outstanding home design is a small space that shines an amazing depth of the deep brown, gray and white palette. A small curved sofa and round stool are sharply contrasted by a hexagonal coffee table, though all fuse under soft gray finishes.
Global hanging lights drop a modern focus over the center of the room, while classic bust sculptures bring art history to a tailor-made built-in TV with integrated storage and bookshelves.
Dark brown and white kitchen design fills the back of the small open concept living room.
In the home entrance, a unique shelf and niche set up an elegant arched theme. See more inspiration for arches in interiors.
Waving 3D wall art and a free-form wall mirror on the opposite wall prevent the confined space from feeling static.
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Abstract Family Home That Provides Escape From City Life
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Abstract, linear volumes pile up to form a distinct modern 4266 square foot home for five families in Bangalore, India. Created by Spine Architects, the unique angular shape stands out sharply against a gray, densely populated metropolis. Pure white concrete and rich wooden cladding contain a dwelling based on the ancient architectural science of Vaastu, which embraces the advantages of nature. The interior spaces are simple, spacious and projected around two landscaped courtyards, each with skylights that flood sunlight into the openly interconnected floors of the house. The natural greenery brings a valuable exterior within the introverted urban housing, with trees that draw the eye up through the impressive void.
An illusion of floating piles is realized through cracks and openings around the modern home exterior, which gives the building its name “Floating Walls”.
The visually appealing structure is defined from the densely populated site by sloping white concrete walls that protrude from the front and side. Rich wood cladding looks warm and attractive under the glare of exterior lights.
The toned wood and clear glass elements juxtapose the solid white walls.
Unconventional slices swayed throughout the building to accommodate natural light and exterior views, while maintaining ultimate privacy.
Sun-seeking plants spring from behind the hidden walls of the home, hinting at the nature-centered design that awaits interior.
An impressive front entrance gate makes a smart and lasting first impression.
A layered verandah climbs to the inner front door, surrounded by lush green lawns and full plant beds.
The front entrance is a completely clear and seamless glass box, where the only frame is around the door itself.
Upon entering the apartment, we escape from city life behind a screen of tall tropical plants that filter out sunlight and spy eyes. The “casual” living room behind the ground floor is an elegant arrangement of project furniture with raised yellow and blue accents. A unique glass coffee table is raised by a striking rug. A chic store completes an Eames-style armchair.
Wooden clad feature walls echo the exterior aesthetics of the house. Tanned chairs continue the rich earthy tone to the dining room.
A Buddha statue designates a cult area within the first landscape courtyard project on the ground floor. A temple tree appears from behind the Puja, drawing the eye up through the multi-storey void to a skylight above.
The indoor plant eats sunlight from a large skylight. A glass wall welcomes the sunlight into the neighboring bedroom.
The skylight is positioned directly above the tree-lined courtyard on the ground floor.
On the other side of the living room from the first floor, a modern home office is arranged with a minimalist floating desk.
The glass wall room is decorated with a vibrant contrast of purple red and royal blue accent pieces. Fabric panels are installed to give privacy when needed.
Built-in shelf niches are lined with red cracks.
Each bedroom in the home gets its own unique identity.
Creating a bedroom chair and rug defines a small lounge area within this beautiful bedroom.
Intertwined interior and exterior spaces filter natural light and ventilation.
Upstairs on the second floor is a guest bedroom and a half-open terrace with a kitchen.
A traditional load carrying and counterweight system was used to drastically cantilever a series of 2 ″ thick Sadahalli slabs at a screen wall at the front entrance.
Ground floor plan, including formal and informal lounges, the kitchen, dining room and lounge, and the first of five bedrooms. The ground floor bedroom series stands complete with a bathroom and closet for the homeowner’s parents.
A mezzanine floor plan, including a bedroom suite with a wardrobe and a bathroom.
First floor plan, including the master bedroom, guest bedroom, another children’s bedroom, family lounge area, and study room with balcony.
Second floor plan, including a second guest bedroom with private bathroom, and a large terrace with kitchen.
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Man’s Dream House: 4 Shipping Containers, $150,000
Hello again from Australia, which is the most beautiful structures made with shipping containers. On our tour today, we’ll talk about the Jake Richards container house built in South Coast, New South Wales, Australia.
4 x 40 ′ High Cube shipping container was used in the construction of the container house. The house, which has a usable area of 130 m2, lasted 3 years.
The cost of the house is about $ 150,000.
The architecture of the house is projected with two containers on the ground floor and two on the upper floor. Containers on the top are stacked about 2m behind. Thus a beautiful balcony was obtained in the front of the house. Dark colors dominate the overall design of the house. Black details dominate at the windows. A layer of milkwood is preferred outside the house. The thinness of the wooden cladding and its placement horizontally gave the house a beautiful view. Congratulations to Jake Richards for this beautiful container house which he completed in 3 years on his own.
If you’re interested in container houses, “traditional architecture” will appeal less to you. With containers, you can be modern-looking, vintage-looking, or whatever you can imagine. Container houses can be as simple as a single cargo unit with doors and windows or can be enlarged with several containers for a larger area. You have hundreds of options with shipping containers. You can create multi-storey container houses, put them on wheels, add porches, glazed everywhere, or whatever matches your unique style with a container house!
Nowadays, especially in the last year, many people have had to change their lifestyle because of Covid-19.
That’s why people have started focusing on new and innovative home solutions. Container houses began to gain popularity in many countries during this period due to their easy purchase and sustainability.
There are more than 14 million out-of-service shipping containers in the world. Some of these are currently used to build housing, apartment complexes, student housing, shopping malls. According to a market report prepared by the Business Research Company, the United States dominates the container market with about 40% market share, followed by Asia Pacific, Europe, Latin America and South Africa.
Container houses can be built in two ways. Fixed or mobile. Each country has its own construction and zoning standards, which can sometimes be very complex. Regulations may include the type of structure to be used, the requirements for square feet, the minimum insulation materials required, and the steel frame requirements required if you are building a second floor. These houses can be built on your land or in a factory and transferred to the land.
Image credits: Jake Richards
The cost of container homes ranges from $ 25,000 to $ 300,000. You can also exceed the $ 300,000 level depending on the materials you use and the size of the house. Overall the cost per square foot is significantly lower than for traditional architecture.
Market Watch in Australia predicts that container houses will have a global compound annual growth rate of more than 6.5% over the next 5 years.
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