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Posted by admin on February 2, 2010
Minimalist impression is try to shown in the design of a bedroom apartment in Crouch End. White wall color was chosen to obtain a neutral impression, and a wallpaper with the pattern of light flowers are added to insert a freshness into the room. Ikea furniture adds elegance and luxury in the room, of course, with a choice of colors and a minimalist model in accordance with the concept of the room. More bedroom design ideas visit Revelloyd.
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Present at the luxuries, Ambrosia inspired by the amazing natural beauty of the greek. The bathtub is looks minimalist when it comes to looks and its completed with an array of five therapies; air therapy, hydrotherapy, heat therapy, chromatherapy and aromatherapy, its allows you to custom design your at home spa experience. Ambrasia also experienced to help you enjoy a relaxing with transmits power and luxury. For more ideas visit Pearl Baths.
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Posted by admin on February 1, 2010
This Semler kitchen was designed by Kalamazoo Custom Kitchens. The kitchen is a unique blend of maple with a glaze, cherry, and Hickory with a black wear away stain and two door styles. It is tied together with the granite countertop of blacks and browns. The multi level curved island is the anchor while the dominate stone hearth creates the focal point. Really neat features are the pull out can/spice storage right and left of cook top and the hidden micro behind a lift up door at the raised black end of the island that faces their table.
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Posted by admin on January 31, 2010
Japanese architecs, NENDO has finish renovating an old wooden house on the Shibuya River in Tokyo’s Ebisu neighbourhood into a live work space. Nendo using similar veins of dry moss on the interior walls to subtly connect existing spaces with newly renovated ones, and the house’s interior environment to its exterior one. Most wallpaper imitates nature through a two-dimensional representation of it, and cladding the walls entirely in moss would simply have been too much.
Moss house interior design by NENDO architects [photo by Daici Ano]
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Posted by admin on January 30, 2010
McFarland home interior design by Ibeam Design (photo by:Peter Miller)
McFarland home interior design by Ibeam Design (photo by:Peter Miller)
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Posted by admin on January 16, 2010
Flow 2 has designed by Studio Grom (John Arndt dan Wonhee Jeong). This flow 2 kitchen focuses on three major areas Waste, Water and Energy. As has been said the designer, flow is a living kitchen where nature and technology are integrated in a symbiotic relationship, processes flow into one another in a natural cycle, efficiently utilizing energy, waste, water and other natural resources. It provides a space not only for preparing food but an environment that gives a better understanding of how natural processes work. A kitchen where food is grown, stored, cooked and composted to grow more food.
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Posted by admin on January 7, 2010
Greene Street Loft house located in New York City, New York and was designed by SLADE Architects. This some some pict Greene Street Loft house by SLADE Architects.
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Posted by admin on January 1, 2010
This apartment located in New York and was desingned by Ricard Meier Architects. From the architects “A set louvered wood and glass door panels enclose the elevator vestibule and mark the threshold of the aparment. The spatial layering provides a sense of privacy to the interior while allowing natural light to pentrate to the core. Immediately trough the door is a grand open space which extends the lenght of the tower along Fifth Avenue, and is unified by an elegant wood bookcase that exhibits an extraordinary collection of art objects. What had been a compartment of 3 individual rooms has been transformed into an espansive, flowing space that contains living area, less formal seating area with a retractable television, and a dining area adjacent to the open kitchen. Expansive plaster walls flanking the long sides of the space allow for the display of art and frame panoramic views of the park.”
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