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Wood Box House by Indra Tata Adilaras

17 January, 2013 by

Located in Bogor, West Java, Indonesia, a modern minimalist home with two levels is the design of architect Indra Tata Adilaras. Wood Box House is located on plot 25 mx 11.7m in middle-class neighborhood.

Indra Tata Adilaras know how to create a home that fit with the surrounding climate and the result is a house of wooden box that can provide both interior and outside into a smooth design.

A simple box into a minimalist home to a trademark can be seen when we arrived in front of this house and what is unique here is the availability of the wooden box.

Rather than to offer a unique layout for a typical plot, first architect of the program classifies into two boxes: a large box to the private area both partitioned and services that will include a bedroom, kitchen, maid quarters, bathrooms, and garage and a transparent box open to the general area which includes family room, dining room, studio, and regional circulation.

Big box is a fully concrete construction, smooth plastered and painted, while the transparent box is a steel construction covered with glass and teak plantation local vertical layers with common techniques in [Read more...]

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Two Level Apartment by Turret Collaboration

26 November, 2012 by

 

Apartment located in New York designed by Turret Collaboration, an attractive two-story apartment.

A duplex apartment that combines two identical one-bedroom units. The unique two-level apartments connected by a half stainless steel tube slides.

The top floor is the office while the lower floor is the residence and dining room.

Apartment is surrounded by custom glass fence. so that the beautiful scenery can be seen with the perfect NYC [Read more...]

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Beautiful Blue Lilac Bedroom Design

21 October, 2012 by Leave a Comment

 

This inspiring bedroom design come with baby blue wall and beautiful silver flower wall sticker. The white lilac bedding beautify simple stainless steel bed. The appearance of a beautiful antique turquoise dresser serves as a nightstand. The cozy seating area comes with two white chairs, an ottoman and a mimosa yellow table. Really colorful. This bedroom completed with cozy home office with white theme and lot of storage space. The natural lighting that come from large glass window is perfect.

Blue paint colors tend to give off a feeling that is more cool than warm, so if you want a blue bedroom that gives off warmth, you are going to have to play with the undertones of the paint color. Get inspired.


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Apartment Interior Design by Chrystalline in Jakarta

23 July, 2012 by

The Designers try to optimize the function of each part of the apartment, such as function space, materials and furniture partitions, to accommodate all the activities of the owner.

Changes in the upper extreme is the bathroom while changing the standard brick wall partitions into a glass without opaque to translucent frame to give guests privacy.

Interior uses frameless mirror as a complement to the wall on the side of the wall in the dining room to double the size of the visual space which we also put on the dinner table that hung by a steel structure hidden behind a mirror panel.

The dining room is designed as a favorite room for the owners to entertain their guests are extended with a small sitting room. This area is connected to bedroom through the sliding door are hidden. Use of this door is to make the space more efficiently.

Throughout the “bridge” from the dining room to the bedroom, placed a glass panel wardrobe with sliding doors to eliminate the narrow space in the corridor.

Material color combination of white oak wood veneer as integrated as wall panels and furniture in maple wood color and white.

On the floor using maple wood parquette combined with concrete in open areas as a connecting statement between the dining room and bedroom space [Read more...]

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The Richmond House by Morris Partnership

9 June, 2012 by

 

This is the Richmond House by Morris Partnership suburb in Melbourne Australia.

This is the Descriptio from Designer:

This inner city site confronted the Architect, Michael Morris, with a number of challenges:
Overlooking on three sides
An adjacent Victorian cottage to the west boundary.
A barren three storey block of flats to the east boundary
Restrictive heritage controls exercised by the local government
A small site size of 264 square metres.
A mature peppercorn tree tumbling over the frontage from the adjacent site.

Responding boldly to these challenges, the Architect has embraced the best of the eclectic neighbourhood and celebrated the tension of this inner city location. The house is assertive in its presence but not dominating. It contributes to the vitality and interest of the area.

The front façade is notched to provide a protected entry and to enable views of the Victorian cottage. Large screens prevent invasive views into the house interior. Rooms revolve around protective courtyards and decks. Lush gardens – watered from onsite tanks – have been established. These tanks also water the adjacent flats’ frontage to create a flourishing garden instead of the previously neglected patch of dirt.

The peppercorn tree is given free rein. It is a seductive, lush, green veil protecting privacy. Its survival has been enhanced by the channeling of ground water into its roots. A stacked stone wall along the entry path conceals rain water tanks for the gardens. The wall also holds containers of grasses and orchids which cascade over the stone at head height.

The house form is simple and rectilinear. The external finishes are textured cement sheet, rusted corten steel, spotted gum timber, perforated metal, Alucobond and woven metal mesh. Rich browns and reds contrast strongly with the grey of the cement sheet. The lustrous finish of aluminium is enhanced by the tension of the raw woven metal mesh. Light flows through the mesh to gently filter light to the ground floor rooms.

The subtle materials palette has been deliberately restrained externally and relies on layering and transparency to create a sense of both elusiveness and contrasting depth. The external finishes penetrate into the building and are highlighted by the selective use of interior colours and finishes – including solid European Ash flooring, sustainable timber veneers, Australian granite and red goat hair carpet. All ‘Isobar’ and ‘Monsoon’ tapware used in the building has been designed by the Architect.

A rectilinear form is utilized to create internal spaces which flow into each other and mitigate against the impact of the narrow, tight site. Large glazed areas open to the courtyards and decks. The wide gallery, generous bedrooms, combined kitchen and living area, outdoor areas and the theatrical central courtyard enhance the feeling of a spacious environment.

The Architect has successfully inserted the building into the mixed historic precinct. The interior of the house is private, quiet and visually exciting. It provides a sanctuary amidst the traffic and intensity of the immediate surroundings.

 

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Mixed Use Townhouse by Dennis Gibbens Architects

7 June, 2012 by

 

This is a mixed use townhouse Designed by Dennis Gibbens Architects  in Venice, California.

All information about this building design covered on official site here:

Abbot Kinney Boulevard is one of the main thoroughfares in the coastal neighborhood of Venice, a section of Los Angeles.  The street contains a unique blend of restaurants, small boutiques, and one-of-a-kind retail establishments, along with single-family houses, apartments, and live-work spaces for artists-in-residence.

This mixed-use project is situated in the middle of a stretch along the boulevard known for its many recent examples of architectural experimentation.  The ground floor houses parking and a single retail tenant; the two upper floors contain a single-family residence.  The public residential spaces are on the second floor surrounding a private courtyard.  The third floor contains bedrooms and a large exterior dining and entertainment deck.

The entire shell of the building is constructed of board-formed poured-in-place concrete.  Other exterior walls are glass or stucco – non-corrosive materials practical for their use near the ocean.  The roughly textured surfaces of the concrete – both inside and out – contrast sharply with the smooth and highly refined finish materials, which include tile, stone, stainless steel, stained woods, and smooth terrazzo floors.

Photography by Benny Chan, Nazy Alvarez, and Ryan Turner.

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Modern House and Interior Design by Lawrence Architecture

3 June, 2012 by

This modern house designed with a curved facade is placed on the display properties that covers 3800 square meters of living space and a separate garage has 925 square meters.

Designed by Lawrence Architecture in West Seattle, Seattle District, Washington made of concrete, steel and glass.

All Room’s Interior Design of this house is amazing , with beautiful scenery. master bedroom, attic room, kitchen, family room, media room, children’s bedroom, bathroom and living room designed with a touch of art and technology. Fantastic..!! [Read more...]

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Giovannetti Chair, Chair with Love Concept

1 May, 2012 by

This luxury glass fiber chairs designed by Giovannetti. This is a product for the design of love, creativity and sensation. Arm chairs are comfortable, attractive and this will bring charm to your contemporary space and it will allow you to express your unique personal style in decorating.

Shape of a heart which is the symbol of love swivel chair formed from glass fibers and reinforced with steel.

Chair base is made of steel and made in the same color with a swivel chair. You can use the arm chair in the living room or in your bedroom and add to the exceptional decor of your home.

Check the other types of arm chairs that sort of interesting and innovative in Giovannetti.

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Interior Design Recap of 2010 by Megan Gates

5 April, 2012 by

This review written by Megan Gates on behalf of Elliman

To the interior design world 2010 can be defined as a time of going back to basics. Warm soft colors, furniture with rounded edges, and modern naturalism were all huge themes of interior design this past year. As apartment and homeowners attempted to scale back on all costs, the world of interior design definitely felt the pinch. However, this pinch worked to push many professional and Do it Yourselfers to get more creative with less. This year tested the interior design world’s resourcefulness, creativity, and ingenuity, and yielded some interesting results.

Appropriate to the bourgeoning green movement, the organic and natural was quite popular in terms of bedroom design. For 2010 bedroom design, warm colors like beige, tan, and cocoa were utilized to warm up sleeping spaces. These warm colors worked to embrace the 2010 trend toward warm organic spaces. Not only are professor and DIYers conscious of their wall paint choices, but even went so far as to select organic paints, like the line produced by Ecos Organic Paints.  In keeping with the natural and modern theme, many designers DIYers opted for the clean sophistication of a box spring and platform beds, that is a bed without a frame or headboard. The often fussy and clunky headboards worked against the clean feel designers were attempting to achieve. [Read more...]

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Cool Apartment Remodel by A-cero

27 August, 2011 by

Cool Apartment Remodel by A-cero

Cool Apartment Remodel by A-cero

The apartment, with a 250 m2 built surface, has another peculiarity in its access, which takes place from the high floor. In this floor we have a big receiver that already indicates the intention of the reforms in the rest of the house. Only a few pictures, with a proper format according to the design of the rounded architectural forms, by the painter Mercedes Rodriguez, in blue and gray tones, together with a gray silk carpet, also with a particular form and a few shining steel balls of “A-cero in” break the monotony of the dominant white color. In the false roof an opening allows us to see the natural light through an already existing fanlight. This wide entrance hall distributes, on the one hand, the most public area, composed by a big dining room and, on the other side, a courtesy W.C, a bedroom in suite with a finished bathroom that can be for guests or for service and the kitchen. On the opposite side, there are the sculptural stairs that will lead us to the most private stays.

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