“Hinashizaka Slope on the left, and Fujimizaka Slope on the right. Apparently you could see Mt Fuji from here on the early 1900s. Likely blocked nowadays.”
Old Architecture Looks Like In Japan (30 Pics)
History, although not always correct, is very important to our society. Without it, there would be no traditions to follow today, culture to appreciate, or memories of our ancestors that we can learn so much from.
Instagram account Japan Property Central shares a really important part of history—architecture. Their photographers travel around Japan, capturing the oldest buildings and how they look. How they’re being used today. Many of them have been repurposed to be something else, like hotels, shops, or even homes.
The buildings are really beautiful and unique. The way they harmonize with the modern world around them is an amazing sight to see. These buildings are like monuments of history, a portal which transports you to old times.
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We got an interview with Zoe. She told us the main goal behind these photos: “To share the interesting buildings and homes in Tokyo and other parts of Japan, and the history and stories behind them. The older homes may be at risk of being demolished and redeveloped, so I want to try and document them while they are still standing. Sometimes I am too late.”
“A tatami shop in Tsukiji, Tokyo. Built sometime in the 1920s or 1930s, and still seems to be operating today. The building is a great surviving example of the pre-war shophouses found in Tsukiji and around Tokyo’s other historic merchant districts. If you look at the roof line you can see a line of windows showing a 3rd floor or attic that may have been added at a later date.”
Here’s how Zoe got into photographing these buildings: “Out of necessity. I run a real estate brokerage and the property photos we receive from listing agents do not always show the property in the best possible light. Many times there are no photos at all. Many of our buyers are foreigners and expect high-quality photos before they will decide to inspect a home or apartment, especially if they are flying in from overseas. Often I will have to go and take the photos myself. I am still very much a beginner at photography.”
“The entrance to the Edo Senke tea ceremony estate in Ueno, Tokyo. The buildings are historic, having been shifted here from a Daimyo’s mansion in the 1860s. Wooden tea houses are relatively easy to dismantle and relocate, and it wasn’t unusual for old buildings or even parts of them to be moved and reused. It still happens today on occasion. When people talk about Japan’s scrap-and-build approach to buildings, they are not referring to the traditional construction methods that last centuries. Alas, the grounds of this estate are privately owned and not open to the public.”
“Futaba Sushi, Ginza. First opened in 1877. The current building dates from the 1950s. Note the sushi ‘yatai’ cart built into the ground floor, right in the center. Sorry, no photography allowed inside the restaurant.”
Zoe shares the difficulties she runs into while capturing the photos: “Trying to get a shot without a car or van blocking the building. I usually wait until there are no pedestrians or cars in the frame. It might only be a few minutes, but other times I have to come back later. Another challenge is that the streets are often very narrow (some streets are just 2 meters wide), so you need a wide-angle lens for some locations.”
“Gion Shirakawa at dusk. This laneway is a cobblestone shortcut near Shirakawa River. If you follow it you’ll end up at Shijo Street.”
“Kiyomizu-dera Temple and its hinoki wood stage. Founded in 778. I wonder if this is the quietest it has ever been in its 1200 year history. The main hall and stage were built entirely without the use of nails (or screws) in 1633. The wooden foundation pillars below stand 13 meters tall and are made from 400-year old trees.
The main hall was covered in scaffolding for over three years while the roof was redone, and only just removed in February 2020. It had been 50 years since the bark-thatched roof had been replaced.
Many of the buildings within the temple grounds date from the mid-1600s. There were a few fires up until that point that had destroyed the even older structures.”
“In my free time, I like to explore different neighborhoods and share some stories about the interesting buildings I find along the way. If I have an afternoon or an evening free, I’ll go for a walk around all the back streets of a neighborhood in search of some interesting buildings. You are almost guaranteed to find a few no matter where you go. Sometimes I will have a particular house in mind, or be in the neighborhood checking out listings for sale and use it as an opportunity to explore a little and take some photos.”
Here is how Zoe describes her style: “Chaotic. The city is just a jumble of power lines, street signs, bicycles, and construction. I would love to take clean and uncluttered photos but I am realizing that it is impossible in Tokyo. I no longer notice all the transformer boxes and power lines anymore.”
“Once Upon a Time. A bar in a historic brick storehouse in Yushima, Tokyo. Built sometime in the late 1800s. The bar owner has been renting this space since the mid-1970s. Downstairs has a bar counter and tables, while the 2nd floor has an event space.
Not sure how much longer this historic building will remain standing. The property owner wants to demolish it rather than repair it, with news of its potential future demise first reported back in 2013. Last year there were stories that it would close in 2022.”
“An old shophouse alongside the Ikenoue Shopping Street in Tokyo. This would have once had a shop on the ground floor, but has been converted into a private residence some time ago.”
“It has always been a personal interest. There’s an assumption that Tokyo is a big metropolis of shiny glass buildings and neon lights, but it’s a very old city with lots of more humble, older, and traditional streets that don’t get featured in the tourist guides. Something is charming about them, especially when they have a very worn patina and are lived-in and cared for,” said Zoe about how she came up with the idea to photograph old buildings.”
I started putting more effort into my company’s Instagram account about three years ago. I still have a very long list of places to share and neighborhoods to visit. I don’t think I will be stopping any time soon.”
“The Ogawa Dorayaki Store alongside Asakusa-dori Avenue. Dorayaki is made from two pancakes or pikelets with red bean paste filling. This little shop was a hold-out, and is now sandwiched between a 13-story office building on all three sides.”
“This shophouse was built in 1918 as a hardware store. At a later point it housed a bar and restaurant but has sat vacant for the past few years.”
“There’s something about living in a constantly evolving city like Tokyo that is very energizing and motivating. There’s always something to see or somewhere to visit. It’s also a very safe and clean place to live, and it is incredibly easy to get around by train with no need for a car. Some of the architects and building designs are among the best in the world. My favorite ones are the weird and unusual homes often built on tiny plots of land in the middle of the city. You have to be very creative to come up with some of the designs, especially when the land itself might be just 50 square meters in size.”
“Café Sakanoshita – a charming place inside a 90-year old renovated kominka house. Closed on Mondays. Unfortunate timing!”
“Tenyasu Tsukudani, a store selling simmered and preserved food since 1838. This shophouse was built in the 1920s. The streets would have once been lined with buildings like this.
This part of Tsukuda has a history going back 400 years, and is where the traditional tsukudani preserved food originated.”
Here is what inspires Zoe: “Being able to continue to connect with all kinds of wonderful people who are also into Japanese architecture, new and old, and who like to explore different neighborhoods. The most unexpected and fun part is seeing sketch artists in other countries create amazing artwork from photos I posted.”
“Tsuruse traditional inn and kaiseki restaurant. Built from Hinoki cypress wood in the 1920s~1930s, but the restaurant has been operating even longer. The outdoor terrace dining deck along Kamo River is the largest of its kind in Japan, seating over 200.”
“The Philosopher’s Path (or walk). A peaceful path alongside the Biwa Canal. The historic canal was completed in 1890 and the 1.8-kilometer long walking trail was completed in 1968 thanks to efforts by local residents. It was named to honor Nishida Kitarō (1870-1945), said to be Japan’s most influential and significant philosopher of the 20th century. He would walk along this path each day on his way to teach at Kyoto University. He later moved to Kamakura, and his home there has been preserved to this day.”
Zoe gives some advice to photographers and artists out there in the world: “It’s okay if you don’t know what you are doing or don’t have a particular goal with what you are currently doing. Do what makes you happy and gives you the most joy creating. Maybe it will lead you somewhere?”
“Tea House ‘Go-an’ by Terunobu Fujimori. Part of the Pavilion Tokyo 2021 / Tokyo Tokyo FESTIVAL being held in connection with the 2020 Olympics. Fujimori is known for his creative and often elevated tea house designs that are far from traditional. This one resembles a ‘yagura’ watchtower with a grass-covered base (the same turf used on race tracks) and burnt cedar walls. The ceiling is decorated with crushed cedar pieces. To enter, you must crawl through a small circular door at the rear and climb a ladder to the tea room upstairs. The tea house is a temporary structure and will be disassembled when the exhibit ends on September 5, 2021. Viewing the interior requires advance bookings.”
“This group of three shophouses in Nihonbashi was listed for sale a little over a month ago for ¥149 million (US$1.35 million), and appears to have already sold, if the removal of all of the online listings is any indication. That means demolition is likely looming.
The terraces date from the 1920s or 1930s and are on Chuo City’s list of early 20th century modern architecture. Sadly being on that list, or having any type of official heritage recognition, doesn’t provide any legal protection to prevent these historic buildings from being demolished. A few from the list have been torn down in recent years, and more will follow. They are a wonderful example of kanban-kenchiku (#看板建築), or billboard style architecture.
The terraces sit on 92 sqm of commercially zoned land, and some suggested redevelopment plans for a 13-story block of 17 units with a potential gross yield of 8% have been provided. That’s a hugely impressive yield and a very low price for land like this. There’s a good reason, too – the land is leasehold. It’s the old, and almost perpetually renewable leasehold type, and the landowner is a major real estate company, so there is some stability with that type of landlord.
The majority of land in Tokyo and across Japan is freehold, but occasionally you might encounter a leasehold property. It’s really important that you fully understand the costs, pros and cons, and legal entitlements and obligations that come with leasehold properties, as they can easily be a source of disputes and troubles for the inexperienced.”
The author tells us more about herself and her journey: “I first moved here about 15 years ago, after growing up in a rural part of Australia. I first got involved in the real estate industry in Japan in 2008 and opened my own real estate brokerage company in 2014. I did not speak any Japanese when I first moved here but studied for a long time after I arrived. You need to be fluent to work in real estate here as all of the sellers and agents will only speak Japanese, and all of the documentation and legal explanations are also in the Japanese language only.”
“The Yasaka Pagoda in Hōkan-ji Temple, Kyoto. First built in 592. It was destroyed in a fire in 1191 that broke out after a dispute between Kiyomizu Temple and Yasaka Shrine and had to be rebuilt. In 1291 it was struck by lightning and rebuilt in 1309. It was lost again to a fire in 1436. The current pagoda dates from 1440, making it 581 years old. The foundation stone for the central pillar of the pagoda is said to be the original one from over 1,400 years ago.”
“Fujiya Ryokan and its ‘kawadoko’ river floor dining set up for the hot summer months. These floating floors first appeared over the Kibune River in the 1910s~1920s and have become a summer tradition ever since. Several restaurants and ryokans along this section of the river set up these tatami dining areas each year.
Fujiya Ryokan has one of the longest histories in the area, having been founded in the 1830s~1840s. ”
“If you do get the chance to visit Japan in the future, don’t be afraid to skip some of the over-touristy areas and explore some of the more local neighborhoods. Instead of Shibuya Crossing, for example, I would go for a wander to try all of the coffee shops around Yoyogi-Koen, a 15-minute walk north, or head a few stations over to Shimokitazawa for some vintage clothing. If you are into old architecture, there is the Edo-Tokyo Open-Air Architectural Museum in Tokyo and the Meiji-mura museum in Nagoya (highly recommended!). Otherwise, you can still see a few old buildings around Tokyo’s former merchant districts like Tsukiji and Nihonbashi.”
“The offices of a prune company near Shibuya Station. Designed by Yuzo Nagata on behalf of Takenaka Corporation and built in 1985. The facade is clad in small granite tiles. Nagata founded his own architectural practice that same year. His works are often statement pieces with detailed tiled facades. Several of his designs are large private residences, including one in Omotesando.”
“The former home of actor Denjiro Okochi, famous for starring in many samurai-themed movies. His two-hectare estate sits on the hillside just above the Arashiyama bamboo path and has sweeping views over Kyoto City. His main residence pictured above is called Daijokaku. It was built by Sukiya-zukuri master Kaichiro Usui and was completed in 1941.
The grounds are open to the public as the Okochi Sanso Garden, with an admission fee of ¥1,000 per person.”
“The Toranomon Osaka-ya Sunaba Soba Restaurant. The current building was completed just before the 1923 Kanto Earthquake, although the restaurant itself has been operating since 1872. It was registered as a Tangible Cultural Property in 2011.”
“The entrance to the Ro-an Teahouse in Shōsei-en Garden. The gate leads to a tea garden and represents the delineation of the serenity of the tea ceremony and the chaos of the world outside. This tea house was rebuilt in 1957. The garden and its structures were destroyed twice by fires, once in 1858 and again in the 1864 riot.”
“The former Mitsui Family Shimogamo Villa. Built in 1925, although part of the home dates from the 1880s, having been detached and relocated here from their other, larger villa near Sanjo Street (since demolished). The European-influenced part of the house was the newer portion built in 1925. Despite the grandeur, this home was built as a rest-stop for when they visited their ancestral shrine nearby. The property was transferred to the national government in 1949, and from 1951 to 2007 it was used as the official residence of the president of the Kyoto Family Court.”
“The merchant house of Nakashima Shokai. Built in 1928. The decorative sheet copper facade is a wonderful example of billboard architecture (kanban-kenchiku).”
“A traditional setting in Tokyo’s Kanda district. An early postwar house now swamped by office buildings. Miraculously the sun is still able to shine down on the narrow laneway.”
“Seikoro Ryokan, Kyoto. Established in 1831 as a traditional inn. The current buildings date from 1901 and 1921.”
Note: this post originally had 100 images. It’s been shortened to the top 30 images based on user votes.
Old Architecture Looks Like In Japan (30 Pics)
Wednesday, 13 September 2023
History, although not always correct, is very important to our society. Without it, there would be no traditions to follow today, culture to appreciate, or memories of our ancestors that we can learn so much from. Instagram account Japan Property Central shares a really important part of history—architecture. Their photographers travel around Japan, capturing the
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Designers Visualize The Same American House In 10 Different Styles From The Last Five Centuries
Have you ever watched a Hollywood movie or TV series and caught yourself paying attention to the beautiful architectural styles of the characters’ houses rather than the plot? I have. Which is why I was so happy to find out that American Home Shield has decided to look back at the evolution of the American house for their 50th anniversary.
Turns out, many elements of American home design have stayed the same over the last 450 years. Talk about long-standing traditions, right? In the images below, you can see renders that American Home Shield has created to document the history of the American home.
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Cape Cod Style (1600s–1950s)
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“The first Cape Cod style homes were built by Puritan colonists who came to America in the late 17th century. They modeled their homes after the half-timbered houses of their English homeland, but adapted the style to the stormy New England weather. Over a few generations, a modest, one- to one-and-a-half-story house with wooden shutters emerged. Reverend Timothy Dwight, a president of Yale University in Connecticut, recognized these houses as he traveled throughout the Massachusetts coastline, where Cape Cod juts out into the Atlantic Ocean. In an 1800 book describing his travels, Dwight is credited with coining the term “Cape Cod” to describe this prolific class or type of colonial architecture.” (source)
“Although Victorian styles eclipsed the plain Cape, these houses came back, in greater numbers than ever, during the Colonial Revival of the 1930s, often larger than the originals and with different framing methods, interior plans, staircases, and details. Owing to the romantic associations of 18th century models and the ubiquity of 20th century Capes, this is arguably the most recognized house style in America.” (source)
Georgian Colonial House Style (1690s–1830)
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“The Georgian style arrived in America via British architectural building manuals called pattern books around 1700. While the Georgian style was popular in England in the 17th and 18th centuries, it is based on the classical forms of the earlier Italian Renaissance period. English master architects Inigo Jones, Christopher Wren and James Gibbs, inspired by the classicism of the Italian Renaissance developed the Georgian style in England. (source)
The first high-style examples are in the South, built usually by affluent tobacco planters. Grand examples—of wood rather than brick as in Virginia—became more common in the North only after 1750.” (source)
Federal Style (1780–1840)
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“After the Revolution, Americans wanted cultural as well as political independence, and they began to change the style of their buildings to reflect their change of allegiance. While the houses were not radically different—and still drew upon British sources—the high-style buildings of the new era bore a new and American name.
The Federalist party which, ironically, tended to favor British interests in foreign affairs, was the party of the merchants and landowners. These were the people with the means to build important houses—houses that came to be known as having been built in the Federal Style. The name “Federal” is a catch-all for buildings that date from the close of the Revolution (1783) until the first great machine-age style, the Greek Revival, became popular in the 1820s and 1830s. Other terms used for buildings of the Federal decades are Adamesque and Neo-Classical.” (source)
Greek Revival House Style (1825–1860)
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“British architect James “Athenian” Stuart is said to have been the first to introduce Greek Revival to Britain, but it was in America that Greek Revival would fully bloom. As a new democracy, 19th-century Americans were inspired by the birthplace of democracy and by Greek culture, art, and philosophy and all of the symbolism and meaning that it held for a nation in the midst of defining itself. Americans began to reject the Federal style with its British influences and sought an American style with bona fide democratic roots. The Greek War of Independence (1821-1832) was another galvanizing force encouraging Americans to embrace the values of a country that had created democracy and was fighting for its independence from the Ottoman Empire.” (source)
“In Greece, temples were built of marble painted in primary colors. But by the time they were discovered by Europeans in the eighteenth century, the paint was long gone, leaving the white marble. And to this day, people associate the Greek Revival with the color white – the white columned look.” (source)
Italianate House (1840–1885)
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“The style derived from Italy’s rambling farmhouses, usually built of masonry, with their characteristic square towers and informal detailing. By the 1830s, Italianate had spread to the United States, where architects began to transform it into something truly American with only hints of its Italian origin. Thus, working in this style, architects had a higher degree of artistic freedom than they had in earlier, more rigid styles.” (source)
“The Italianate style was popularized in the United States by Alexander Jackson Davis in the 1840s as an alternative to Gothic or Greek Revival styles. Davis’ design for Blandwood is the oldest surviving example of Italianate architecture in the United States, constructed in 1844 as the residence of North Carolina Governor John Motley Morehead.” (source)
Queen Anne Style (1880–1910)
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“The Queen Anne style represented the culmination of the picturesque, or romantic movement of the 19th century. Based on a premise of “decorative excess” and variety, there was little attempt to stay true to any one particular style or historical detailing. Rather, the style displayed a combination of various forms and stylistic features borrowed from the earlier parts of the Victorian and Romantic eras. “Queen Anne” is somewhat misleading given her much earlier reign (1702-1714) during times when Renaissance-inspired architecture was the norm.
The last two decades of the nineteenth century saw Queen Anne become the most dominant residential style in the U.S., heavily favored by the Victorian elite who had become wealthy from industrial growth. Middle- and working-class families often enjoyed their own versions, however, in the form of smaller, L-shaped cottages or other “folk” variants decorated with some of the style’s typical trim or siding varieties.” (source)
Arts and Crafts (Craftsman) (1905–1930)
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“As a reaction to the manufactured and ornate styles of the Victorian age, Arts and Crafts-style homes embraced handcrafted design and approachable materials. The style originated in Great Britain in the mid-19th century and came to America around the beginning of the 20th century. The term “Arts and Crafts” refers to a broader social movement that encompasses not just architecture, but also interior design, textiles, fine art, and more.
The design movement began as a revolt against the opulence of the Industrial Revolution, where design could be needlessly overdone. Arts and Crafts instead focused on the opposite–instead of mass-produced and uninspired, the movement was all about being handcrafted and personal. The idea was that if quality could replace quantity, good design and good taste would prevail.
The Arts and Crafts movement was directly tied to the rise of Craftsman and Bungalow-style homes, architecture that played off of the same mentality of simple but thoughtful structures. Bungalows were intended to give working-class families the ability to own a well-designed home that was easy to maintain and manage.” (source)
Art Deco + Art Moderne House Style (1920–1945)
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“Art Deco was the first widely popular style in U.S. to break with revivalist tradition represented by Beaux-Arts and period houses. Art Deco uses a style of decoration that was applied to jewelry, clothing, furniture, handicrafts, and – in this case – buildings. Industrial designers used art deco motifs to decorate streamlined cars, trains, kitchen appliances, and many other machine-age innovations. Art Deco takes its name from the Exposition Internationale des Arts Decoratifs and Industriels Modernes, held in Paris 1925.” (source)
“The Art Deco style first gained public attention in 1922 in a design competition for the Chicago Tribune Headquarters. Finnish architect Eliel Saarinen submitted an Art Deco design that was not chosen, but was widely publicized and embraced as an exciting new architectural style.” (source)
Ranch Style (1945–1980)
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“True ranch-style homes first made their appearance in the 1920s. Originally, they were based on Spanish colonial architecture used in the American Southwest. Efforts to combine that style with modern architectural touches created the California ranch-style home. That led to a boom in the building of these homes from the 1940s through the 1970s. Their livability, flexibility in floor plans and uncomplicated design were perfect for the post-World War II growth of American suburbs.” (source)
“A small number of architects working in California and the Southwest during the 1920s and ’30s designed the first suburban ranch-style houses. These were based on the simple, one-story houses built by ranchers who lived in the harsh climate of the plains and mountains of the West. For young architects seeking forms that were defined by their function and not layers of Victorian bric-a-brac or the Colonial-style treatments popular in the East, the ranchers’ houses had particular appeal.” (source)
Prefabricated Homes (1945-present)
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“Prefabrication is a method of producing standardised components off-site in a factory or workshop, that can be fitted together on-site. The components can be shipped flat packed or partially assembled and are not subject to fluctuating weather conditions when they are manufactured. Prefabrication was a solution where there were no suitable local materials, for example in the former colonies, where buildings had to be erected quickly or where there were skills and materials shortages.” (source)
“After the development of the assembly line by Henry Ford in 1913, it became even easier to manufacture modular homes at a price that was affordable to many more consumers. And after World War II, when the US faced a housing crisis as soldiers returned home and started families, modular construction offered quick, low-cost housing options to house a new generation of Americans. From the beginning, modular buildings have provided innovative and affordable solutions.” (source)
Designers Visualize The Same American House In 10 Different Styles From The Last Five Centuries
Wednesday, 13 September 2023
Have you ever watched a Hollywood movie or TV series and caught yourself paying attention to the beautiful architectural styles of the characters’ houses rather than the plot? I have. Which is why I was so happy to find out that American Home Shield has decided to look back at the evolution of the American
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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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Top Home Decor Trends That Will Dominate 2023
Monday, 24 July 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
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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
Saturday, 25 February 2023
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
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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
Sunday, 03 July 2022
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Rustic Asian Home With A Traditional Essence
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On a Rustic Asian Home at the foothills of Annamese Cordillera, central Vietnam, Hue people hold the role of family in high regard, placing family ties above everything else. These values led one family of adult children to commission a home design in which their elderly parents could enjoy retirement from leisure hobbies and gardening. Designed by an architectural firm Limdim House Studio, this 75 square meter home was designed to be easily habitable for the elderly couple, with a comfortable but minimalist aesthetic. Traditional, rustic elements have been used to achieve a quiet appeal that is reminiscent of childhood in the countryside. An open interior plan promotes natural light and ventilation.
Although Hue is one of the largest cities in Vietnam, the lifestyle is very peaceful. This quiet spirit is conveyed in a traditional home exterior where rustic stone walls attractively contain a welcoming courtyard. Local to the city of Hue, an ancient style of simple clay tiles, called “Liệt” tiles, gives the home exterior its traditional coronation. A modest window of glass wash window interrupts a warm, buff image.
Plant beds on either side of the gate entrance lay a green welcome into the front yard. Inside the gates, two outdoor chairs and a small coffee table sit on the sun-stained tile. Directly behind the outdoor seat, a large window draws a connection with the interior space.
Double doors give entrance into the home by a stepped concrete threshold. Small planters adorn one side of the wide front entrance, while a new head-shaped planter looks at the other.
Inside the home, a minimalist arrangement was planned as the most convenient, low-maintenance solution for the elderly couple. The sitting room features a custom built sofa design with storage subtly under its concrete base. A low chair and coffee table make up the rest of the small seat, where a glass vase provides a simple centerpiece.
The concrete sofa base also forms the foot of a modern staircase design, with black metal balustrades forming a striking pattern. On the 100m2 site, only 50m2 was used in the footprint of the home. The rest of the plot was left available for growing vegetables and flowers and enjoying a quiet lifestyle.
The home is used almost exclusively by the retired couple, so the compact living space is concise and functional for two. The kitchen island is a multi-purpose piece that is used to prepare food, cook on the kitchen counter and eat, which frees up floor space for other things and activities.
The interior of the house is lighted with a rustic indoor-outdoor appeal. A large stone feature wall climbs the double-height dwelling, creating a natural tonal beauty that invites the eye to wander to high altitudes.
A number of wooden bar stools line the front of the concrete kitchen island, while wooden cupboards build a panel of rich wood tone across the back of the open concept room. The door to the left of the kitchen leads to a guest room, while the other enters a powder room.
A wall full of lush windows in the double high void ventilates the home. A wooden ceiling fan helps air circulation.
The modern staircase design climbs to a narrow mezzanine landing, where access to the master bedroom is made by a wall of glass sliding doors.
A glass roof gives the shower room a bright and open outdoor shower feel. A rustic ladder board completes another attractive stone feature wall that wraps around the wet belt.
A guest room on the ground floor faces the entrance courtyard. A wooden desk is joined with a small wall mirror to form a flexible space that can be used for writing tasks or as a toilet. In addition to the traditional unit, a glass vase filled with flowers creates a homey touch.
Upstairs in the mezzanine bedroom, the stone-headed wall fits perfectly into the en-suite bathroom design, which is separated by a clear glass wall. The glazed wall lets natural light into the room and increases visual space. The daylight filters through a striking terracotta block bathroom wall that creates a pattern of arches.
The bedroom is minimal but serves the needs of the homeowners most appropriately
Back on the mezzanine landing, a traditional lounge chair is inserted into an unused corner to create a comfortable reading area.
Ground floor plan, showing the compact open plan living space with kitchen and dining rooms, plus two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The courtyard design behind the fence gate was designed to promote an intimate atmosphere that would evoke memories of childhood for the retired couple. Recovered simple clay tiles and blocks of baked bricks were assembled to draw parallels with traditional houses in the countryside, and to paint a quiet palette of earthy brown tones.
Mezzanine floor with landing and sliding glass wall access to the master bedroom and en-suite bathroom.
Section drawing, shows the rustic contrast of stone, wood, concrete, and nostalgic clay roof tiles. The bricks that were picked up from old houses served the new house with a traditional color palette. The material palette built notoriety that helped house the old homeowners in their new environment. This diagram also illustrates how the sun path affected the window sill, and how ventilation mapping created ultimate comfort within the home.
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Tuesday, 28 June 2022
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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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Wednesday, 27 April 2022
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Japanese Home: Craftsmanship Meets Creative Quirks
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The distinctive refined color palette and laconic shapes of traditional Japanese Home Style meet extraordinary design solutions in these three inspiring home concepts. The most seductive of our three interior examples, our first Japanese home design is large and luxurious. Many traditional elements of Japanese design come to the forefront here but above all with a creative modern twist. Our second concept is layered with contemporary craftsmanship and a reimagined classic to achieve an elegant combination of style, class and sophistication. Our final tour takes place inside a compact modern home where unique and strange pieces bring a fresh and fun atmosphere. Prominent silhouettes build a sculptural thread between elegant Shōji displays and fashionable motifs.
The large and luxurious living space of our first Japanese home interior has end-to-end glass across opposite aspects. The frontal openings create a pure stream of nature from the solar garden in the south to the shady narrow courtyard in the north. When the glass is removed, there is a happy flow of air for an outdoor experience under a cool cover.
Tea room design occupies the same space as the living room. The tea table rises shallowly from the wooden floor, in a Horigotatsu table fashion that allows legs to be extended in a niche below. The traditional concept gets a modern twist with sharp lines and an elegant style.
Genuine tatami mats line the bedroom and living room, which not only adds softness underfoot but serves to soften the acoustics of the large and high room.
The dining room doubles as a home library with built-in bookshelves along the entire wall.
Teppanyaki layout makes dynamic sociable setting.
An inner courtyard is surrounded by terraces on three sides, offering places of sunlight and shade.
There is another, smaller yard attached to the home workshop so that the homeowner can feel as if they are in the serenity of nature even while working.
Outdoor overhead lights cast a golden glow over the wood-clad home exterior and over wooden overhangs that surround the courtyards.
The master bedroom is a zen inspired design with a close and tangible connection to the courtyard. The bed design is a unique frame with attached shelves and a fixed home workspace behind the headboard. Large-format, black stone tiles extend along with the bedroom to an open plan ensuite.
Inside the en-suite bathroom, a beautiful wooden bathtub shines in the sunlight.
A matching wooden bench is lined up along with the tub, creating falconry for clothes and toilets.
A hot tub lies between rocks to achieve a natural look.
In this modern Japanese interior design, a padded modular sofa crosses a floor of traditional tatami mats.
The most striking part of the open plan living space is two boldly oversized dining hangers. Despite their sheer size, their white paper shades give them a light aesthetic that complements Shoji screen doors.
Linen table runners dress a simple wooden dining table.
A shallow fruit bowl makes an understated table top. See more ideas for modern fruit trees.
Our final interior design and CGI images are from a small Tokyo apartment inspired by Japanese aesthetics.
The background of Shoji screens is overshadowed by strange Etc. Lounge Chair by Jan Ekselius for Swedish brand Artilleriet.
An extraordinary faux fur sofa makes a fabulous statement on the opposite side of the lounge area.
The striking trio of lights above the coffee table is Formakami hangers by Jaime Hayón for & Tradition.
Behind the extraordinary sofa design, a cork wall makes a textured background.
Black stucco and black window frames create a dark contrast with the pale furniture.
A trendy runner-shaped dining table draws another dark element into the living room.
Two glossy black dining room hangers hang low over the black wood and concrete table.
A single kitchen follows a lighter palette with natural wood base units and fresh white tops. A rough gray concrete back and a matching counter cut the kitchen, highlighted by an LED ribbon.
The white minimalist bedroom acquires a character from a circular niche in the stucco over the bed.
Small, black bedroom hangers and two matching black metal liter units flank the bed with extreme black accents. A majestic, white-covered Bonsai tree sculpture tops a tall stack of adjacent vegetable material. Scattered cushions make for comfortable reading corners on each side of the room.
Shoji doors give the wardrobe a hint of ancient Japan.
The platform bed puts a light wood tone on the clear white bedroom rug.
Gray bedding coordinates with the polished concrete floor. Black trail lights echo the black window frames.
In the bathroom, a round mirror connects with the curves of a runner-shaped vanity unit. The vanity hanger matches the style of the bedrooms to achieve a cohesive aesthetic throughout.
Inside the shower, a unique backlight wall feature adds a mysterious, icy sheen to the dark and grumpy gray stucco. Perimeter LEDs add a wash of practical task lighting into the lath enclosure.
Floor plan.
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Japanese Home: Craftsmanship Meets Creative Quirks
Saturday, 23 April 2022
Like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. The distinctive refined color palette and laconic shapes of traditional Japanese Home Style meet extraordinary design solutions in these three inspiring home concepts. The most seductive of our three interior examples, our first Japanese home design is large and luxurious. Many
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Family Compound For Two Brothers In China
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Flowing Garden House is a large, luxurious family compound, built for two fellow entrepreneurs in Zhangzhou City, China. Created by an architectural firm More than Arch Studio, the 1700-square-foot home stands apart from most modern houses in China. This home consists of three parts that include a private unit for each brother’s family and a common space for family reunions, fitness and more. The social spaces center around a peaceful courtyard design with a huge pond and majestic trees. The hope for this unique home design is that it will become a centerpiece for an extended family, and will be the home fire that forges memories for generations to come.
It’s a huge pond design that gives this home a sense of close family connection. The central pond courtyard ignites a covering feeling of serenity that flows into every branch of the house.
At night, the courtyard is a warm and welcoming space under soft outdoor lighting. Focused LED lights dance across the stone steps that lead down to the pond to create a beautiful, graded effect and promote safety in low light.
The concrete steps around the pond serve as a place to sit and contemplate at the water’s edge.
The modern steps go down into the water, building an abstract design beneath the clear surface.
LED strips follow the wider edge of the pond, achieving a bold, contemporary look.
Mature trees thrive around the perimeter of the yard, creating height, texture and natural beauty.
A traditional Chinese tea room opens wide to the soothing courtyard view. Tea drinking is elementary in Southern Fujian, as well as an integral part of hospitality.
With double doors pulled back, the tea room design is extended by a narrow terrace that leads to the water’s edge.
An indoor heated swimming pool is placed in the basement, with lounges and meeting rooms located next to it.
A sunken courtyard blesses the basement areas with natural light and a beautiful natural panorama.
The material palette through the domestic compound remains consistent in hot wood grain and board-shaped concrete. The palette is softened slightly in the two private housing volumes to create a comfortable atmosphere where coarse concrete walls are minimized by beige stucco.
In the larger, more open social spaces, cool, textured concrete rules with little additional decoration. Bamboo ceilings create a warm counterbalance.
Interior lighting is focused and atmospheric.
A huge skylight brings sunlight to the basement pool.
Fair-faced concrete and open walkways build a monumental aesthetic through the home composition.
The housing units that belong to each brother and their family are merged into one building but are completely separate inside. They are entered by two independent, staggered entrance halls of a ribbon courtyard to establish privacy.
The combined home is equipped with a grand dining room that gets the best views of the interior patio design. The grand dining room is furnished with two round dining tables that can seat up to ten people each, to accommodate a large number of family members and guests during the festivals. A smaller patio supports the dining room to create an open flow.
Fireplaces create a hearty glow, serving as an attraction for comfortable gatherings.
The scale of respective spaces are separated from each other to evoke contrasting moods.
The ribbon yard connects all areas, threading an outdoor tour.
From stone steps at the northeast entrance, under a shady overhang, and through a series of narrow and wider spatial arrangements, the courtyard path is a private trail of tranquility.
On the south side of the building, a lower corridor reaches the terrace where the whole view is fully developed.
For many years, the use of courtyards was common in local houses to improve environmental conditions and fulfill a natural division between private and community spaces.
Plants that bloom over time become grounded in family memories and in future generations.
Light wells touch every interior space with a hint of nature.
Port windows line up to allow the line of sight to move from one space to the next.
Guest rooms are arranged over the north side of the leisure area.
Room sizes are compact and comfortable, with serene garden views to the south.
Bedrooms get an outdoor connection with a small patio.
Both of the master bedrooms are located on the south front side of the second floor, which faces a wooded area that leads to the sea.
Except for some land in the south, where the sea is closely observable through the trees, there are no remarkable views to be had, as the height of the building is limited to only ten meters. This makes the courtyard and landscape roads all the more precious.
The 30-meter-wide dense forest zone serves as a windbreak and shield against typhoons. The 3-acre, rectangular housing plot has its shorter sides to the north and south. Neighboring buildings stand east and west.
The entrance is on the north side of the road, which winds into the social leisure space. The southern part of the home is the private residential area. The division of the two independent housing units fluently forms the ribbon courtyard.
Right next to the northernmost corridor, multi-purpose rooms within the two units can be used as a casual dining room, for arts, as a reading room or for games.
The basement is equipped with a living room, home cinema, comfortable, laundry and spare bedrooms.
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Friday, 22 April 2022
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Incredible Modern Lakeside Home In Canada
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Located 30 feet above Lake Sakinaw in British Columbia, Canada, Vertes Retreat is a luxury vacation Lakeside Home, made for a family of four. Created by WOVEN Architecture and Design with landscape design by Houston Landscapes, this 380-square-foot home is developed in an L-shaped layout that easily fits into the rocky environment. The two wings of the home are topped with flat roofs that project over a surrounding terrace with outdoor seating. Inside the home, sharp monochrome decoration, cool concrete floors and warm wooden ceilings make up clean, spacious living quarters. Floor-to-ceiling windows and glass doors bless the interior with an influx of natural light and stunning views.
Joint materials and flat transitions dissolve the barrier between the inner and outer living spaces to encourage life to flow in connection with nature. Covered outdoor accommodations mean the spectacular surroundings can be enjoyed under any weather.
An outdoor sofa and chairs surround a fire pit on the terrace, to expel the cool air. Small side tables are dotted around to keep drinks and snacks within reach of an arm. See more ideas for outdoor side tables.
The resort promotes rest and recreation, a total escape from the busy city noise.
The modern fireplace burns like a beacon to call the family together and share stories and good times. This is the fire where lasting holiday memories are forged.
Inside the luxurious holiday home, a clear decorative palette of gray concrete, fresh white cabinets and bold black elements build a spacious and airy atmosphere. Wooden ceilings cover the cool interior palette with a crown of tonal warmth that is echoed in smaller furniture and accessories around the home.
The comfortable living room is dominated by a prominent black steel fireplace wall, which frames and intensifies the brightness of an orange flame. A log cabin is built next to the modern fireplace for both convenience and aesthetics. A large area rug threads a subtle color into the living room scheme.
A huge, black-framed window with a phenomenal rock view looks just like a framed painting. A custom window seat has been installed along the window sill to benefit from the mesmerizing view.
A formal dining room is located between the living room and the kitchen in the Great Room, where stunning forest views extend as far as the eye can see.
A slim linear hanging light spans much of a central kitchen island without disturbing the simplicity of the minimalist white kitchen design. Modern kitchen stools line up on one side of the island to form a casual dining room where the family or their guests can chat with the appointed chef.
An outdoor kitchen and dining area expand opportunities for interaction with nature on the beautiful Sunny Coast. Above them, the skylight that begins inside the living room continues outside across the wooden overhang on the terrace to complete one continuous line.
The covered outdoor space effectively extends the living room, providing options for family settings and offering a possibility of some solitude.
The retained outer material palette consists of a cedar side and cedar soffits that build a warm and welcoming tone. The attractive timber also connects the house with the cedar forest around it.
A heavy wooden lath wall separates the home entrance from the stairs.
Wooden treads contrast lightly with the black powder-coated steel elements.
While the spacious one-story wing contains the Grand Room, the two-story wing is home to the entrance, media and garage, with the bedrooms located on the top floor. Long balconies leave room for homeowners to take in the morning view.
The topography slopes away from the foot of the house. Stretched landscaping softens the linear perimeter of the property.
The glass front entrance has views to the rear of the property, where picturesque rock formations are framed in floor-to-ceiling windows.
The terrain rises in impressive waves around the modern structure.
Glass walls open the home fully to a spectacular view of the glorious lake and its surrounding forest.
A larger log shop is located outside the property to continue through the long rainy winters of the Pacific Northwest.
Leaving home means walking straight into the desert, to the sound of birdsong and the breeze.
Roof windows cover the entire length of the driveways along both wings of the home to draw much-needed natural light during the duller months.
With wide openings on all sides of the building, the eye can look from one side of the forest to the next.
Exterior lights pierce the wooden overhang to provide a practical and atmospheric glow at night.
The L-shaped property fits ideally around the natural rock formation of the enviable lakeside location.
Website plan.
Ground floor plan, including the Great Room, grand entrance hall, media room and garage.
Upstairs floor, including the master bedroom and large bathroom, plus two additional double bedrooms with small in-bathrooms. This drawing also illustrates the roof window of the ground floor in its entirety, beginning above the Great Room and ending on the covered terrace.
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Incredible Modern Lakeside Home In Canada
Thursday, 21 April 2022
Like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. Located 30 feet above Lake Sakinaw in British Columbia, Canada, Vertes Retreat is a luxury vacation Lakeside Home, made for a family of four. Created by WOVEN Architecture and Design with landscape design by Houston Landscapes, this 380-square-foot home is developed
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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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Thursday, 14 April 2022
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Impactful White & Wood Interiors
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Mixing pure white decorative accents with White And Wood Decor elements creates soothing and serene home interiors that soothe the mind and soothe the soul. That being said, how do we combine this naturally complementary color scheme into an effective design that is intended to impress our guests? We got two inspiring home excursions that we think strike the right balance between calm and effective. Join us as we wander through chic white and wooden lounges, stunning dining rooms, elegant kitchen facilities and quiet bedrooms with an outstanding style. We’ll discover creative contrasts between fresh white furniture and wood-paneled main walls, rounded wood wall panels that create flow, and high-end home style ideas.
A checkerboard template makes a high contrast statement across the room from our first featured home design. A modular sofa lies fresh white upholstery on top, along with matching white ottomans and clear white coffee tables.
The large area rug holds the fragmentary furniture together as one cohesive living room arrangement.
Tartan throw puts a tonal contrast on the simple, lightweight upholstery to create further interest.
The base of the square coffee tables is designed to store books and extra throws that leave the surface clear for drinks and snacks, or more decorative items like candlesticks.
A wooden bench rounds out the seating arrangement and serves as a subtle visual stop between the main lounge and second seat. A modern fireplace forms a comfortable focus for the room.
The second seat uses a wide path that leads to the bedroom.
A pair of large hanging light sunglasses give the small seat an elevated status.
Sliding wooden slatted doors allow the bedroom to be joined with the mini-living area. The light-permeable door design also allows natural daylight from the living space to be shared with the windowless bedroom location.
Back in the main living room, the open-plan living room flows directly into the dining room and kitchen.
Slim dining room hangers visually anchor the open plan dining area in position. Light wooden dining chairs make a gentle contrast to a modern white dining table.
Repositionable track lights illuminate a long white kitchen island that is paired with contrasting black kitchen stools to form a casual breakfast bar.
Wooden wine racks install warm accents on the ice-white kitchen island. Bamboo window shades attract the wood accent to eye level.
Potted herbs grow along the kitchen sill, drawing a connection with the serene view of the green garden beyond.
Huge floor-to-ceiling windows open the garden view to the dining room.
Another wide walkway is lined with storage cupboards and modern bookshelves.
At one end of the wood storage, a high shoe storage unit installs a white contrast under the lighting of LED strips.
A huge glass vase contains a display of decorative branches that complement the wooden elements in the decorative scheme.
Wooden wall panels draw palpable ridges around the perimeter of this home interior, while curved counterparts smooth out exterior corners and edges. Round coffee tables carry the curved aesthetic to the center of the living room space, where they lie in the embrace of a cushioned tufted sofa arrangement.
The partition that forms the TV wall is beautifully dressed with rounded wooden wall panels that form a perfect runway.
The single section wall largely separates the living room from the kitchen, leaving only an open walkway on each side.
A dining island is positioned in the center of the U-shaped kitchen layout, with a linear hanging light installed along its length.
Clay pots complement the natural wood tone of the kitchen cabinets. Black and white desks build an elegant contrast.
The sleek induction battery is camouflaged with the glossy black countertop.
An air-conditioned dining room is located with the modern staircase design that builds a dramatic, spacious wooden background. A white modern chandelier descends from the double high ceiling to complete the special ensemble.
The formal dining room is a comfortable, wood-paneled room with soft lighting.
A paper hanging shade completes white dining chairs, while the wooden dining table matches the wooden sidewalls and a deep wooden window reveals.
Inside the comfortable, lightweight sectional sofa contrasts lightly with wooden slatted walls.
A floor lamp sets a small glow next to the couch.
The TV room carries a cooler palette of concrete gray. Floating wooden media is underlined by a ribbon of warm LED light to counteract the cool tone.
The wooden media shelf wraps around the corner of the room and into the window to form a simple window seat. A round coffee table pulls the wooden decoration into the heart of the TV lounge, where it offsets the cool gray upholstery of a small sofa.
The rattan and wooden lounge chairs are Pierre Jeanneret’s Kangaroo Chair.
A minimalist bedroom layout gets a luxurious appeal with atmospheric bedroom lighting.
A hidden LED strip runs behind the top of the headboard to highlight a limestone wall.
Liter storage units are integrated into the wooden trapdoor to achieve a streamlined look.
A black, arched floor lamp artistically coordinates with line art on the wall.
A wooden panel cleverly frames a small vanity. An arched vanity stool adds a fashionable style.
Fluted glass doors tend to the bathroom.
A unique bathroom sink comes out of gray granite walls. Wooden panels smoothly frame the minimalist aesthetic.
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Impactful White & Wood Interiors
Sunday, 10 April 2022
Like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. Mixing pure white decorative accents with White And Wood Decor elements creates soothing and serene home interiors that soothe the mind and soothe the soul. That being said, how do we combine this naturally complementary color scheme into an effective design
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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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Friday, 08 April 2022
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Luxury Home: Smooth Wood & Travertine Interior
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Wood and silky smooth travertine elements form this Luxury Home interior of 250 square meters. Designed by Studio Denew, this chic apartment is bright and spacious, with high ceilings and upscale furniture. Furniture follows a lacquered palette of cream and greige, and carpets are unadorned and underrated. The refined decorative palette allows the thread of custom wood and travertine details to retain the spot without becoming overwhelmed by a bright color or pattern. The result is a quiet, peaceful place to live, with soothing bedrooms and relaxed bathroom designs where homeowners can be rejuvenated. Fashionable fluttering textures flow everywhere, along with high-quality infusions of indoor greenery, and gentle light patterns.
In the luxurious living room, a spectacular modern chandelier rains down into the center of the living room furniture arrangement. An L-shaped sofa design goes beyond the edge of the room, while two modern chairs subtly separate the living room from the adjoining kitchen dining room.
A smooth travertine slab floats across a wooden grain-covered partition to create a smooth TV wall. Illuminated shelves display books and decorative objects at one end.
A small courtyard provides the large hall with an uplifting green view.
Among the modern chairs, a small side table has a light, translucent presence.
As we move into the formal dining room, we discover a striking installation of smoked globe hanging lights. The dark dining table completes the tinted glass, while a set of eight modern dining chairs lightens the look with creamy upholstery. Fluted glass distorts the contents of a lighted curious cabinet behind the contemporary dining set.
Decorative vases are paired to make a chic centerpiece. Their lightweight ceramic finish completes the light-colored dining chairs. Embossed art makes a subtle decoration for the dining room.
Directly adjacent to the dining room, the kitchen is open plan with a central island. Three kitchen stools line up along its edge to form a casual breakfast bar. Two linear hanging lights fall at different heights to create a layered look that spans the entire length of the dining bar. Behind, a combination of color-matching cream kitchen units and wood-effect cabinets make up a crystal-contrasting design.
The waterfall desk wraps around the island with a beautiful creamy travertine.
A wine glass suggests that the breakfast bar may be better utilized as a wine bar.
On the opposite side of the living room TV wall, the wood-paneling is transformed into corridor storage units.
Large-format travertine tiles flood through the home, from the living room to the hallway. A pair of indoor planters side by side with a tall picture window, bringing the outside in.
Why have one entrance stool when you can have two? On the opposite side of the lobby, a pair of puffs form a team with a floating shelf unit and a pair of line wall lights. Properly cut mirrors are installed between travertine pillars, which creates the illusion of increased space and added light.
A home office is located on the opposite side of the living room house, where work can be completed in peace and quiet.
A small sofa and a side table make up a comfortable living room in the home office. A mature indoor plant gives the space a homely feel. Cream storage units mix with the lightweight walls, while wood grain panels provide a moment of warmth.
The modern desk design is paired with an elegant swivel chair.
Linear pendant light evenly illuminates the desk to provide practical task lighting. Built-in shelves contain reference books.
Plenty of abundant indoor plants bloom inside the master bedroom, where they complement rich walnut wall panels.
The end of a bed bench matches the creamy bedding to achieve a cohesive aesthetic.
The headboard wall design features another installation of specially cut mirrors, this time spliced with fluted plaster wall panels.
Plush drapes fall into deep folds that complete the ribbed wall texture. They also fall behind the wall-mounted TV to complete one seamless wrapper effect.
A black bedside table contrasts sharply with the bright bedding.
LED strips brightly illuminate the clothing rails.
Designer shoes and handbags are clean behind glass doors, and atmospherically lit from the inside.
Inside the luxurious en suite master bathroom, fluted glass doors seal the toilet.
A unique bathroom sink is underlined with an elegant black storage unit. Black and white bathroom lights exaggerate the contrasting decorative palette.
The self-contained bathtub is framed by a peaceful view of the private garden.
A glass partition divides the toilet from the shower.
Within the shower space design, travertine tiles are both smooth and directed to achieve a visually interesting finish.
The second bedroom in the house has a wooden and travertine headboard wall, which gets extra attention with a striking hanging light feature on one side of the upholstered bed.
A small floor lamp illuminates the opposite side of the bed, and a modern bedside table.
A creamy bedroom rug completes the creamy travertine wall decoration.
The simple TV wall is underlined by a contemporary black TV stand.
Perimeter LEDs provide soft atmospheric light.
Luxurious travertine contains the central bathroom, which is located near the front door for guests, and near the second bedroom for comfort.
Recessed LEDs wash a glow of golden light through the wall of the shower.
The toilet cistern is hidden inside the travertine walls for a streamlined appearance.
Floor plan.
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Luxury Home: Smooth Wood & Travertine Interior
Sunday, 27 March 2022
Like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. Wood and silky smooth travertine elements form this Luxury Home interior of 250 square meters. Designed by Studio Denew, this chic apartment is bright and spacious, with high ceilings and upscale furniture. Furniture follows a lacquered palette of cream and greige,
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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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Friday, 25 March 2022
Like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. 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
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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Scandinavian Home Interiors Six Different Ways
Sunday, 20 March 2022
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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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A Book Lover’s Mid-Century Modern Home
Saturday, 19 March 2022
Like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. 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
Parisian Chic Interiors: Say Oh Là Là!
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Parisian Chic Home Interiors, In the chic apartments of Paris, style is elegant but comfortable. This applies to clothing fashion and home interiors alike. Just as we are inspired by the Parisian sparrow to fill our closets, inspiration from fabulous French home interiors is also spreading around the world. Europe has been watching Paris since the reign of Louis XIV, when luxury goods came under royal control. Today, it is not the French royal court that is in a position as the arbiter of taste and style but the illustrators of these three complex domestic concepts. Come with us as we tour luxurious Parisian chic lounges, beautiful dining rooms, delicious kitchens and trendy bedrooms – Oh là là!
We enter our first Parisian home in the living room, where generous windows bring edifying natural sunlight. Above the living room, a modern chandelier hangs from a classic ceiling rose; its opaque white finish gently blends in with the warm white stucco.
A curved sofa design gracefully traverses the perimeter of the room, embracing the edge of a chic, circular stone coffee table. Next wall between the living room and the kitchen contains two arched shelving units, built inside to add an elegant architectural interest. A built-in planter makes an attractive bed for indoor plants.
On the other side of the round coffee table, a round armchair brings an earthy brown hue into the mix.
The floor level is raised below the dining room, which grandly defines the space. The construction of twin arches is repeated on this side of the dividing wall to serve the dining room with a decorative touch. A rectangular dining table sharply contradicts the architectural curves.
The dining room is openly connected to an L-shaped kitchen, which has an understated, tasteful aesthetic in natural wood and clean white cabinets.
Beige upholstered bed interrupts the predominantly white bedroom decor. An interesting ripple in the headboard wall is chosen in the same shade, with an elegant bedroom hanging light layered in front.
Bespoke wardrobes keep the bedroom layout simple and streamlined.
A round rug surrounds the bed and ends under modern media. A half-height TV wall divides the sleeping space of a wardrobe.
Black shelf inserts provide a dark score through the fresh white scheme.
A soft gray feature wall attractively defines the embedded vantage area. A round wall mirror brings a reflection of light into the corner.
The children’s bedroom is the material of children’s dreams. A children’s gym is ready to burn off some energy and a beautiful mural leads the way to a comfortable play loft above the bed. See more inspiration for cribs.
Green accents colorfully mark children’s bookshelves and a reading corner by the window. The striking child seat is Serie Up 2000.
More valuable book storage is hidden under the stairs leading to the playpen.
A children’s desk enters under the bedroom window, creating a quiet place for homework.
The next Paris chic home has a lounge layout that is built with curves. A curved sofa sits on a round rug, where three curved nesting boards meet. An arched floor lamp rounds out one side of the arrangement, while a modern magazine rack drops inverted arches on the other.
A sculptural curving chair leans under a striking wall art.
Within the same large living space, a second living area is formed with a more linear aesthetic, including a rectangular rug and a contemporary linear sofa. The slim, minimalist lamp is a Sampei floor lampdesigned by Davide Groppi and Enzo Calabrese.
A high partition wall separates a third living area from the previous two. An interesting mobile phone and a unique small side table infuse the space with an artistic influence.
The dividing wall makes a central mount for the TV. Elegant display shelves side by side.
Linear art provides a focus over a modern console table.
Indoor plants and an intriguing table lamp adorn a second elegant console table.
The dining room is located in the center of the large living area, perfectly placed as a congregational place for guests. A trio of dining room hangers drop striking black wire-framed discs along the large dining table, which seats 8 to 10 people.
The kitchen is a wide U-shaped facility with an island in its center.
Subtle white marble counters complete the wooden kitchen island, while a busier vein surpasses the gray base units that surround it. See more ideas for marble kitchens.
Three wooden bar stools merge with the natural wooden kitchen island. Top cabinets and an open kitchen shelf match in honey-colored grain.
The master bedroom is avant-garde in design, with blue accents and a multitude of arches. A blue bedroom rug spreads the accent color over a heritage parquet.
The end of a bed bench has an unusual cushion design that complements the narrow arches that form the unique headboard.
A designer bedroom chair draws attention with a fabulous, roll-shaped profile.
A gilded mirror royally crowns a traditional fireplace.
In the kitchen, black units make a stern statement.
The bedroom is light and romantic decorated under a beautiful mother of pearl hanging shade.
Black wall lights draw an interesting black line through the soft white carved plank wall.
A high pocket door gives entry into a closet.
At the foot of the bed, a golden vanity mirror brightly accesses a black nightgown.
City views sweep around a spectacular children’s play area.
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Parisian Chic Interiors: Say Oh Là Là!
Thursday, 10 March 2022
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Relaxed Curves Wrapped In Mellow Monochrome Decor
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Relaxed curves and light, soft monochrome decor make a smooth minimalist statement through these two quiet modern home interiors. The laconic color palette presents clear spaces for a clear mind where one can indulge in deep thought and meditation, or enjoy deep conversation without the distraction of abundant color and tense linearity. Huge windows fill these elegant home interiors with blissful sunlight that falls softly on curved furniture silhouettes, huge round living room rugs, subtle decorative vases and architectural arches. Creamy, minimalist living spaces and bedrooms form a cohesive calm everywhere, gently lit by perimeter LEDs. Uber’s sleek modern fireplaces provide a welcoming, comfortable flare.
Our first soothing home interior has a double-height living room with huge windows that bring vast views of the city and abundant natural light. Creamy decoration reflects the daylight deep into the generously sized lounge. A modern fireplace flickers brightly inside its sophisticated understated fireplace.
A round rug surrounds the spacious lounge layout, holding a soft channel tufted canopy and two chairs in a comfortable layout around a modern coffee table.
The deeply cushioned, tufted sofa design has a curved silhouette that gently coordinates with the mismatched, comfortable chairs.
The projector-friendly living room has a drop-down screen that recedes into the stucco wall. Due to the monochromatic decoration, a mezzanine landing goes almost unnoticed behind a clear glass balustrade.
An architectural arch gate has built-in shelves to show a subtle, color-matching arrangement of decorative objects.
An elegant, flute vase adorns the coffee table.
Rattan units and wooden wall shelves attractively line the hallway of the home with natural tones that are gently lit under LED light strips.
The lounge area has an open connection with a large dining room.
In the minimalist dining room, the arched niche configuration is repeated on the opposite side of the retaining wall. The adjoining kitchen is accessible through a pocket door with a fluted end.
A decorative vase elegantly accessorizes the other end of the long dining table.
Dull botanicals bring a hint of the outer side while staying true to the inner color scheme.
At the back of the hall, a spiral staircase winds up to the mezzanine landing.
The spiral staircase is lit in its steps by thin LED strips.
LED strips bend inside the grid cavity.
Upstairs, the large bedroom has a split floor that separates the sleeping area from a home workshop.
The home workshop is custom furnished with L-shaped desk installation, storage and wall shelves.
LEDs illuminate the perimeter of the room, and highlight the change in floor height around the bed.
Decorative vases add an attractive touch to the practical work area.
A wooden side table holds reading material close to hand on one side of the bed. On the opposite side, a commode can be used either as a home office storage or as an adjacent unit.
The window is curved at its corner to avoid swaying corners inside the bedroom. A decorative wall mirror joins a silver pool against the cream-stucco wall.
The arched architectural niche complements a curved sofa design, a round living room rug and a gently arched ceiling line.
A paper floor lamp gently shines alongside a unique and striking fireplace design.
The pure white chimney is created to appear bare as curtains, to reveal the modern fireplace inside.
At the opposite end of the chimney, the white stucco volume is carved away to make a shelf for logs.
A round skylight satisfactorily fits into a curved wall at the entrance. This central curved entrance connects the living room with the kitchen and dining rooms.
The milky monochrome color scheme flows continuously from the living room, to the entrance, to the kitchen dining room. Clean, unobtrusive, white kitchen units quietly line the back of the kitchen behind a curvy kitchen island.
The white couch-shaped kitchen island holds the kitchen and sink, and neatly separates the kitchen from the dining room. The curved dining table has a built-in planter at one end, bringing a sudden spark of natural greenery to the white room.
Within the first bedroom design, an upholstered bed is lined with textured carpet. Mismatched bedside tables prevent the laconic decorative pattern from appearing stagnant. A covered balcony extends the space and makes home for another burst of natural greenery.
The master bedroom is a wide space with a legon arranged next to the window. The floor lamp and bedroom chair are raised on a slightly raised floor section, which creates a clear differentiation between functions. The ceiling above the sleeping area is curved at its corners to form soothing lines.
An open doorway gives entry into a closet.
The wardrobe is a treasure trove of curved walls and atmospheric lighting. Floating wall shelves feature designer bags and shoes under soft lighting that forms an exclusive shopping atmosphere.
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Tuesday, 08 March 2022
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Modern Chinese Minimalist home designs With Super Stylish Twists
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These modern Chinese minimalist home designs have characteristic elegant twists. A unique modern staircase dominates one open plan dwelling, ascending to the second floor as a stack of sliding volumes with storage inserted into the base. Unusual sofas dot minimalist living spaces and chic home workspaces are framed with custom desk designs. There’s even a children’s bedroom that delivers an extraordinarily fun factor with a crazy new bed and a mural. Throughout our collection of home excursions, we will find open and interesting layout concepts that create clear zoning, spacious rooms that are covered with elegant, custom storage units, and exceptional bathrooms with uneven floors.
Our first modern Chinese minimalist interior is a warm white space with large windows. Storage units line the wall with doors inspired by Shoji screens – because although the Shoji is accepted as a Japanese domestic feature, they were born from China’s folding screens. Two food hangers look like inverted Chinese oil-paper umbrellas.
A modern sofa divides the spacious living room into two parts, the dining room and the living room.
The living room stands open to the entrance, where the wooden laminate floor is turned out for a more durable, easy-to-clean stone tile.
A round decorative wall mirror makes a large and light-reflecting wall in the compact entrance space. The mirror has an integrated entrance shelf, where a cane diffuser emits a welcoming scent at the front door.
Cushions on the sectional sofa remain subdued in color-coordinated white upholstery.
The rectangular wooden coffee table has a traditional Chinese silhouette, loosely reminiscent of the multi-level roof overhangs of Chinese tower architecture.
Four small benches are inspired by antique rustic milking stools.
A wide doorway gives entrance into the kitchen, where a single row of wooden cupboards and a white appliance housing unit form a minimalist design. A luxurious stone back transforms into a single open shelf above the kitchen sink and gas stove.
The wearable stone tile flooring we first saw in the home entrance is repeated here in the kitchen, where it will withstand the punishment of dropped pans and food spills.
In the bedroom, a modern platform bed is positioned exactly in the center to create a perfectly symmetrical arrangement between two closet doors.
The doors of the closet are a wooden lath design that allows natural light to be divided between the dressing area and the sleeping space. Wood grain panels make a soft trapdoor design behind the double bed.
The wooden cupboard doors slide neatly into the head of the bed to open an entrance into the wardrobe.
The lath design also allows for a preview of the clothing collection that lies inside the dressing room. Illuminated shelves and clothing rails highlight the necessarily organized designer clothing.
In the walk-in closet, built-in drawers make storage for sweaters, shirts, accessories and small.
Behind the wooden plank wall, a vanity chair pulls up at a floating dressing table. A large, round vanity mirror is illuminated around its edge, making it stand out brightly against the wood grain.
An illuminated bathroom mirror is placed over a double wash vanity unit that illuminates a neat alcove. The shallow alcove was formed with matching bathrooms that build a peaceful balance.
A fresh towel shelf cuts under the unique bathroom sink and through the side storage units, forming a custom finish.
A frameless glass shower retains the generous proportions of the bathroom.
One section of the bathroom floor is raised to accommodate plumbing under the bathtub. The raised platform also presents a sense of ceremony around the tub, increasing relaxation time.
Our second modern Chinese home is an artful home. The modern living room combo features a terrarium that is sprinkled with Mother Nature’s own elegant artwork.
White-on-white decoration creates a calm atmosphere. Even the Samsung Serif TV fits into the room palette with a clear white frame.
A striped living room rug adds a moment of pattern and personality to the minimalist white living room. Stainless steel coffee table sets a cool, sharp metallic contrast on the soft, inviting rug. At the other end of the living room, a glass cabinet shows colorful Bearbrick art.
The dining table is a cantilevered design that protrudes from a structural wall between the kitchen and the hallway.
The hob is hidden around a corner, out of sight of the dining room. A modern, minimalist fruit bowl makes a low-profile centerpiece on the wall-mounted dining table.
A dividing wall of storage units separates the living room from a double workshop. KAWS artwork is proudly displayed in a glass container inside the home office.
A zebra print rug draws attention to a narrow, light-filled reading song that sits next to the living room.
The light art looks like James Turrell.
Green accents brightly color this Chinese minimalist salon design. Behind the sofa, a circular green acrylic screen sets a curved shape that is echoed in a large round rug, and a uniquely curved sofa design.
An unusual floor lamp adds an extreme black accent in front of the large living room window.
A small side table punctuates the end of the sofa with another nod to Chinese tower architecture.
Opposite the twisted sofa, the TV is retracted into its stand.
There is a second striking green acrylic disc that protrudes from the ceiling, above a modern case chair.
A curved folded screen distorts light from the window.
The foot of the modern staircase design is marked by a brightly burning light tube.
In the master bedroom, wooden wardrobes warm up the mostly white decor.
Bright white curves ripple through the headboard. Mural art calls in the green accent color
In the second double bedroom, a bright green stripe cuts through a tailored headboard design.
An angular, two-sided sofa design runs through the center of this seating area, offering multi-directional seating. An appearance floor lamp adds extra style to the unique layout.
An angled armchair matches the modern sofa design.
Instead of an unattractive black TV screen, a projector screen unfolds in front of the white living room wall. A simple bench emphasizes the retractable screen.
In one corner of the living room, an elegant home workshop is located next to the large window. Custom desk design gets a colorful finish with shades of Prussian blue and British racing green. An indoor plant complements the vibrant aesthetic.
The home office by the window also serves as a bright piano room. Built-in shelves hold music books close at hand.
There is also a convenient bookcase located within the basic gait of a unique modern staircase design that climbs to the top floor of the home like a stack of extruded volumes.
Recessed LED lights cut luminaires into the warm white walls, where natural stone details build palpable moments.
3D embossed wall art adds to the aesthetic texture of the home.
Unique finishes wrap around the modern sofa, offering practical surfaces for drinks, snacks and reading.
A tower of wall shelves neatly occupies the alcove behind the unique lounge chair. Their natural wood grain finish connects smoothly with a bright oak floor.
The open layout flows straight into a spacious kitchen and dining area. Central kitchen island marks the change in function.
Three muted green dining chairs add some color to the formal dining room. A contemporary gray dining table brings an unusual silhouette.
A simple glass vase of botany creates an understated centerpiece.
Kitchen basements carry a modern sleek, slab aesthetic, while the island units are attractively framed. Two separate sinks serve the preparation areas, each with a different extra faucet design.
Glass blocks form a musharabi screen at the top of the stairs, which brings natural light flowing over the steps and the landing.
A modern bedside table lamp provides a focused reading light on both sides of the cushions.
The kids ’bedroom is a fabulously fun design with a pink bunny-themed crib. Turquoise decorative accents make a cool contrast.
A palm tree mural adds a tropical vibe behind the new bed. Red-lit liter units line the headboard.
A golden bedside table lamp joins the rabbit-themed bedroom scheme with beautiful rabbit ears.
Our final modern Chinese minimalist home design is a slightly smaller space. Partition floor and built-in benches provide additional interest and helpful zoning.
Houndstooth print split cushions and matching accent throw put bold black and white accents across a small beige sofa.
A projection screen falls in front of built-in storage units that float lightly off the floor. Their stunning wall design keeps floor space clear to visually increase the proportions of the living room.
Indoor plants bring the uplifting spirit of the outdoor.
Behind the living room sofa, an elegant home office has custom-made furniture and a modern desk design.
Revega artwork is supported on a long media shelf that spans the length of the living room.
Sensitive white units give the kitchen a fresh and clean look.
White tables brightly reflect natural daylight.
Inside the bedroom, a wooden lath accent wall is clamped between floating wall units to make a custom trap wall.
The padded platform bed sets a contrasting gray accent.
Pale wise drapes frame the large bedroom window.
The final bedroom contains another run of floating white storage units, along with a split level floor that can serve as a bed base if the need arises.
A floating desk is built on the wooden wall panel, making one continuous wooden border around the room.
A wooden desk chair peacefully blends in with the matching background.
The bathroom doubles as a laundry. A stacked washing machine and dryer fit neatly into the corner of the space, leaving plenty of room for a modern vanity unit and superb shower.
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Modern Chinese Minimalist home designs With Super Stylish Twists
Thursday, 03 March 2022
Like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. These modern Chinese minimalist home designs have characteristic elegant twists. A unique modern staircase dominates one open plan dwelling, ascending to the second floor as a stack of sliding volumes with storage inserted into the base. Unusual sofas dot minimalist living
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Luxury Interiors: Stone and Wood Decor
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Smooth decorative elements made of Stone And Wood Decor are made to exude a luxurious look in these two inspiring home designs. To allow these soothing natural materials to come to the forefront, the home designs follow a light and laconic color palette of clear white and warm creamy shades. A wild spice of black and charcoal gray accents will pepper the rooms with small moments of visual weight. Luxurious lounges receive refined and airy arrangements with designer lounge furniture, eye-catching TV walls and high-end dining options. Kitchens are avant-garde, bedrooms are restful refuges of peace and quiet, and bathrooms evoke a spa-like feel.
Wooden panels are spliced with smooth marble slabs to create a fabulous feature wall in the living room of our first luxurious home design. LED light strips are installed along the vertical edge of the slabs to add definition and depth to the striking focus.
In the center of the living room, a white marble coffee table pulls the luxurious stone decoration to the floor. A modern fruit bowl adds a dark visual anchor on the light stone.
Kurbace Pacha chairs, designed by Pierre Paulin for Gubi, softly contrast the hard silhouette of the stone coffee table and the linear modern sofa.
Opposite the contemporary sofa, a stunning white marble TV wall and lath panels make up a textual statement. A stone effect media and atmospheric lighting installation complete the luxurious ensemble.
A second air lounge arrangement is furnished with another luxurious seating. A rectangular coffee table splits into the elegant outline of a canal-tufted sofa design that embraces the living room in a welcoming L-shaped layout.
The marble TV wall in this living room is cut through matching stone display shelves. Latite wood panels build a rich color and deep texture down to the ceiling line.
Elegant white decorative vases and ceramic bowls dot the display shelves and adorn the coffee table.
White stone planters contain indoor plants that bring a friendly burst of greenery to the cool color palette. Linear art provides a simple but beautiful interest to the simple white living room walls.
Three modern dining room lights drop a triple of dark accents into the bright dining room. All-white drapes filter the abundant influx of natural daylight flowing through huge ground-floor windows. The view of the garden expands vaguely behind the veils.
The dining room is arranged in an open plan with the kitchen. A kitchen island serves as a second, more casual dining area.
Inside the home library, custom bookshelves are stacked from floor to ceiling and edge to edge. LED strips illuminate the tomes to aid selection and to provide a cosmetically pleasing function. In front of the bookcases, a modular sofa and a small side table furnish a comfortable reading area.
Two chairs and a side table make up a second seat in the library window.
Elegant wall panels and a low upholstered bed give the bedroom a quiet Japanese-style aesthetic.
A floating vanity table neatly fills a narrow bedroom alcove.
The cozy atmosphere around the home is set by opportune moments of golden light.
As we move into the luxurious bathroom, we find the bathtub raised on a wooden platform in front of the window. Indoor plants grow a fresh medicinal-like feeling.
Black-framed screens form a modern shower area.
In Ternopil, Ukraine, our second home design has a rough stone feature wall around the fireplace.
A round coffee table and round sofa design offset the sharp edges of the stone fireplace chest.
Stone sculpture makes fascinating artwork.
Next to the fireplace, designer lounge chair and a Sampei a floor lamp, designed by Davide Groppi and Enzo Calabrese, makes for a comfortable read.
A black kitchen faucet interrupts its clean white stone surroundings.
A small courtyard moment was formed inside the stairs. The lush greenery seems lively against the clear white stone staircase.
Moving up into the master bedroom, a white rock bulletin board wall dominates the space. A small wooden bedside table sits on either side of a dark charcoal padded bed.
An indoor tree makes a dreamy addition to the bedroom legroom, where a modern white chair and contemporary floor lamp are grouped together with a striking round coffee table.
A floating vanity table is furnished on the opposite side of the bedroom, next to a free-standing bookshelf.
The bathroom is a large space with a built-in toilet.
A modern vanity chair completes the dressing room, which is smoothly integrated into a double washroom.
A shapeless stone bathtub is set up at the garden view. Indoor plants bring a touch of nature into the bathroom.
Satin stainless steel fixtures modernly accessorize the timeless sanitary ware.
A wall-mounted toilet and bidet make the bathroom clear, which preserves the feeling of open space in the room and facilitates cleaning.
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Luxury Interiors: Stone and Wood Decor
Friday, 25 February 2022
Like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. Smooth decorative elements made of Stone And Wood Decor are made to exude a luxurious look in these two inspiring home designs. To allow these soothing natural materials to come to the forefront, the home designs follow a light and laconic
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A Modern House On A Challenging Sloped Terrain
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Negotiating the rugged, sloping terrain, this modern home design in Santa Maria Da Feira, Portugal, is arranged to prioritize beautiful open views and a peaceful connection with the garden. Created by an architectural firm Lopes da Costa Workshop, the luxury house is focused mainly to the south, where it encompasses an outdoor swimming pool and a fixed sun deck on two sides. The elbow that connects the two sloping volumes of the home is a glazed corridor that bridges the soaked, grassy garden below. The south / north-facing slope of the site produces a false basement that pockets a comfortable TV lounge and covered parking lots between the support areas.
The white pictured modern home exterior cuts crystal through the green landscape. Two large sloping volumes separate the main dwellings from the private bedrooms, forming a protective partial enclosure around a private terrace area.
Based on the boundaries of the sloping site, the building was designed to strengthen the connection between indoor and outdoor living spaces, as well as to adore the fabulous views given by the main location.
The home offers a series of stunning views that are located to take advantage of the sun and shade depending on its function.
The pool design extends away from the main living volume of the house at a perpendicular angle, which sends it hovering through the manicured green lawn. A wooden deck borders the outdoor pool on two sides, connecting it smoothly by stairs to the main residence and to the comfortable basement TV room.
Strong plant beds cut between the solid concrete supports under the house, where they cling to the rolling hillside.
A shaded balcony runs the entire length of the large living space, inviting the homeowners and their guests to pour out into the fresh air and sunshine.
Glass railings leave the view of the green landscape and a bright blue swimming pool wide open. The sloping terrain places the pool at an intermediate level between the main floor and the basement. A small French window is cut into the base of the pool to reveal a playful glimpse of the water, and its swimmers, into the basement.
The long balcony effectively creates a bridge across the garden that joins the glass corridor link between the two large volumes of the house.
The slope of the site was the deciding factor in the project solution. The undulating character of the earth determined not only the organization of the outer living spaces, but their functional relationship with the inner.
Glass walls break the property open to the landscape on both sides.
Entrance to the home is accessible by a gently sloping ramp on the north side.
Roof windows are cut into the concrete overhang to provide built-in planters with sunlight.
A wooden floor placed at the inside of the home seems to push seamlessly under the glass walls to the outside of the house, where it transmits onto exterior feature walls.
Small balconies on the west side of the home face into the woods.
The glazed corridor between the two architectural volumes treads lightly through nature, mimicking the uplifting feeling of stepping outside without ever going past the walls.
While clean white walls produce a light and airy aesthetic in the modern home exterior, rich wood floors and custom wood accented furniture add warmth and timeless appeal.
A wooden wall panel and built-in storage give the home interior a simplified appeal.
The kitchen is placed at the end of the main living room, with the nearest connection to the pool for comfort. Bright white kitchen units reflect the incoming flow of beautiful sunlight from the south. Instead of a backsplash, a narrow window cuts open the side of the kitchen to a thin panorama. A central kitchen island puts cooking in the heart of the space, next to a casual dining room.
White sanitary ware is smoothly cleaned through a dark gray tile in the bathroom, and contrasts coldly with warm wooden elements. A frameless vanity mirror makes a simple addition over an underwater bathroom.
A second bathroom design follows a similar color and material palette, although this time smooth wet walls shine bright white. A small courtyard offers a natural yet private view next to the shower.
Another picture window blesses the bathroom with a happily tranquil view of the forest from the bathtub.
A crude, industrial-looking basic structure contradicts the perfectly clean white image that encapsulates the main volume.
The floor plan for the false basement shows the comfortable TV lounge, which lies below the main living space, and the location of the covered parking lot.
Website plan.
Main floor with kitchen, social open plan living room and private bedroom wing. The bedrooms are located on the highest elevation of the site, where they enjoy the utmost privacy and get views over the forest that blooms beyond and below. An isolated home office is located at the far end of the social volume, facing west, where it also boasts meditative views deep into the trees.
A large garden wall marks the perimeter of the property around the outdoor swimming pool and sun deck.
The pool lies on the subtle slope of the terrain.
Each of the three bedrooms has its own bathroom and a private balcony that faces the forest.
The outdoor spaces lay in the bowl of the sloping ground, overlooked by the balcony of the drawing-room.
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A Modern House On A Challenging Sloped Terrain
Wednesday, 26 January 2022
Like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. Negotiating the rugged, sloping terrain, this modern home design in Santa Maria Da Feira, Portugal, is arranged to prioritize beautiful open views and a peaceful connection with the garden. Created by an architectural firm Lopes da Costa Workshop, the luxury house
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Making Decor Magic With Stone Feature Walls
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Stone feature walls build pure magic within these two very special interior designs. A rough rock accent wall forms a fabulous room divider in our first property. This unique element of decoration provides the modern living room with a huge statement and acts as a TV wall. The dramatic stone partition is split by a crack of clear glass, which creates an internal picture window that connects to the bedroom series. In our second home design, a black stone feature wall is incorporated into a grumpy living room scheme. The palpation accent wall is joined by coarse concrete and fluted finishes to create a deeply woven interior.
Our first home tour begins in a modern lounge that has a multi-faceted modular sofa layout. The sofa sections are designed to observe all four sides of the room to create a flexible and sociable solution.
One part of the sectional sofa looks out over the end-to-end wall of floor-to-ceiling windows. Another part of the modern sofa is located to enjoy the TV, which fits its stand well. Behind it, a striking stone feature wall cracks apart to have an internal image window.
Behind the living room, a large kitchen island is positioned to enjoy the window view, TV entertainment, as well as a rock face feature wall.
A second small side table adds a shiny metallic accent at the opposite end of the couch.
Soft brown accent pillows add moments of warmth to the clear white sofa upholstery.
A unique floor lamp provides a focused reading light in the living room.
Bright beige kitchen units smooth across the back of the living room, interspersed with rich woodwork elements and extreme black accents.
Decorative wall mirrors pixelate between the living room and bedroom, representing the transition. The reflective wall decoration brings natural light into the farthest part of the window room.
A wooden breakfast bar hangs over the kitchen peninsula to make a deep dining surface.
Two linear pendant lights illuminate the kitchen dining room, adding white and copper finishes to the modern kitchen decorative palette.
The center of the bright yellow kitchen island is interrupted by a monolithic stone volume that contains the kitchen and a spout extractor.
A short duration of kitchen counter serves as a decorative surface for some Tetra candles by Naoto Fukasawa for B&B Italia.
At the opposite end to the dining peninsula, another kitchen island overhang creates space for an integrated dish draining area near the sink.
Pale microcement floors and stucco create a lacquered background for the interior design. Interior doors follow the example under a cement-effect finish that camouflages them into the cool canvas.
The bedroom is developed on the opposite side of the rock face room divider. A warm tan padded bed pushes up against the cool gray stone partition. White and copper bedroom hangers echo the color of the breakfast bar pendant lights in the adjoining living room.
An open wardrobe design applies dark wood grains through one entire wall of the bright bedroom.
A wrapped bedside table pulls comfortably around the channel bedside shelf.
A gray cast contrasts sharply with the warm tan platform bed.
While the glazed stone feature wall serves as a TV wall for the living room, it becomes a headboard feature wall in the bedroom.
Mature indoor plants explode an explosion of natural greenery that elevates the lacquered microcement interior.
A modern toilet is located next to the bedroom window to use the natural light there.
The living room in our second home is dominated by an imposing black stone accent wall. A modular sofa layout and a modern living room rug elevate the decor scheme with multi-colored sections.
A stone side table brings the textile black accent deeper into the living room layout.
A huge living room light distributes an equal amount of lighting all over the sofa. Opposite the black stone feature wall, a unique TV wall is formed with a fluted reverse arch design.
Another arch on the opposite side of the TV wall is moody lit around its edge by a strip of LEDs.
A huge botanical arrangement forms the dining room hanging light above the table.
The large dining set seats up to eight people.
The modern dining chairs are almost sculpted in effect.
A textured rug surrounds the open-plan dining room of the adjoining kitchen.
Mural art presents more arch motifs.
Behind the dining room, the long kitchen island design smashes smooth concrete against a fluted fascia.
Open kitchen shelves are warmly lit to gather attention behind the breakfast bar. Decorative vases and attractive batteries make a chic display.
Black base units and high kitchen units form a dark installation across the back wall of the residence. A matching black counter crowns the pale kitchen island.
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Making Decor Magic With Stone Feature Walls
Friday, 21 January 2022
Like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. Stone feature walls build pure magic within these two very special interior designs. A rough rock accent wall forms a fabulous room divider in our first property. This unique element of decoration provides the modern living room with a huge statement
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A Geometric House In Exposed Concrete
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Resting gently on the undulating green ground of Bragança Paulista in the state of São Paulo, Brazil, this luxurious home design respects its place. Created by an architectural firm Jurij Vital, the 693-square-foot house was designed as a perfectly linear volume that draws in both intimate and distant views of the beautiful valley ahead. A board-shaped concrete exterior shapes the modern home exterior, along with huge expanses of wooden shutters. Cantilevered volumes float lightly between oblique structural walls on each side of the house. Elegant supporting pillars meet the grassy ground or sink gently into the water mirror that surrounds the front of the farm.
Raised high on elegant stilts, this linear home design seems to float lightly over its picturesque surroundings of mature bushes and trees, and a cover of abundant green grass.
The increased disposition of the home gives a more desirable view over the valley which develops before it.
The entire front face of the modern home exterior is open to the peaceful panorama through edge-to-edge windows.
Wooden shutters filter out direct sunlight to keep the home cool under the Brazilian sunlight.
Massive sloping concrete wings protrude from the sides of the house, giving it a sense of complete privacy despite its mostly glass composition.
The shutters can be fully retracted so that homeowners can enjoy a completely unobstructed view.
Slender supporting pillars lie in the leafy ground beneath the house, disappearing subtly into the shadows there.
Once inside the home, a wide, open plan living space lives with natural light and an airy atmosphere. Cognac-colored leather chairs and a coordinating leather sofa add warm accents to cool gray and white living room decor. The cognac upholstery and natural wood furniture frame complete the expanse of wooden shutters at huge living room windows.
The large lounge layout enjoys a lack of support points that leave the view of the valley wide open.
An orange curved sofa adds a burst of energy to the color palette of a second lounge area. The bright accent piece is counterbalanced by exposed concrete statement wall and cool gray tiles. A long linear hanging light extends across the living room, crossing over a unique glass coffee table.
A formal dining room separates the two lounge spaces.
The large dining room is furnished to accommodate up to ten people during meal time.
At the end of the long settlement, several triangular hanging chairs hang lazily in the sunlight. The chairs can be turned towards each other in a conversational arrangement, or rotated to serve as private reading captions.
The triangular hanging chairs are inspired by the oblique angles within the architecture of the home itself. Triangular windows cut an interesting window around the property. A glass entrance almost disappears under the visual weight of the main concrete volume.
Decorative pool makes the core of the central patio design. Stone walls build a rustic boundary around the pool and the home perimeter. Outdoor stairs lead from the courtyard to a glass balcony and into the home.
Molded concrete walls give the home an industrial essence.
Exquisite silhouettes of nature counterbalance the industrial style weight of the architecture.
The pool at the front of the property gives a charming reflection.
The modern home is slowly sinking into the mountainside.
The home design is arranged as a U-shaped layout. Social housing is all grouped within the south wing, while the private bedrooms are grouped on the north side of the house. The west-facing transitional space hooks around the courtyard, drawing in views from both sides.
The wonderful green surroundings surround the whole house.
A sense of serenity shone across the water mirror.
The unique composition of the home creates individual moments of privacy and relationship.
Private balconies accompany the bedrooms.
Pipework is chosen under a bright orange coating rather than disguised and concealed, which adds to the industrial essence of the exterior.
The massive structure sways on tiny anchor points that reflect in the sunlit waters of the pool.
Glass walls form an impenetrable dwelling that feels one with the outside environment.
The wooden shutters deliver a magical play of light over the home interior.
The home sinks into the cushion of sloping ground.
Roof overhangs give shade to the indoor and outdoor living spaces.
A large terrace with a rectangular pool extends the width of the property.
A serpentine driveway winds up to the main highway house, rising steadily through the landscape. The U-shaped house is protected around the private courtyard design.
The south-facing social wing is segmented into incompatible corner parts for cover and ventilation.
In the evening, the house lights up the landscape like a horizontal lantern.
The lighted side wings light up the inner courtyard under the night sky.
A site map showing land and the water mirror that fills the front of the property and the central courtyard.
A floor plan illustrating the U-shaped layout of the home interior. In addition to the separate kitchen and pantry, the fluid sequence of social areas is composed of lounges and dining rooms. Bedroom series and their private balconies occupy the opposite side of the perimeter.
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A Geometric House In Exposed Concrete
Monday, 17 January 2022
Like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. Resting gently on the undulating green ground of Bragança Paulista in the state of São Paulo, Brazil, this luxurious home design respects its place. Created by an architectural firm Jurij Vital, the 693-square-foot house was designed as a perfectly linear volume
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Costa Rican House: Privileged Pacific Views
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Silenced on the hilltops of the town of Nosara in Guanacaste, Costa Rica, Charred Timber House absorbs high-level views of the Pacific and a dense green landscape. Designed by Studio Saxe, the 515-square-foot family home has charcoal teak wood exterior and black-framed windows. Two extended horizontal roof planes provide protection against the natural elements, while also promoting connection with nature by forming wide and welcoming terraces. The exterior is inspired by the interior, which is decorated with natural wood and dark, matte materials. Living spaces are open plan and airy, with full focus placed on the special views that are drawn in through floor to ceiling walls made of glass.
The height of the modern property passes just below the canopy of surrounding trees, effectively mixing the house into the natural environment. A wide driveway leads up to the house through the density of mature trees, then finding full shade under a stylish second-floor overhang.
A glass pillar rises through the center of the structure, framed in a clear white image. A double-height expanse of glass reveals the rise of a modern staircase inside. Large terraces surround the edges of both floors, extending the usable living space outside into the fresh air.
The modern exterior is clad in charred teak wood, which contrasts sharply with the light natural wood overhang of the roof and upper terrace. Black frames trim entire walls of windows on each floor of the home, causing neat squares of reflection.
A swimming pool terrace is laid out on the side of the property, where the cool blue water ripples out towards the view of the Pacific Ocean. Tall palm trees provide a spotted shade around it.
Plant beds carve into the hillside that rises around the house. A small rustic rock wall borders the base of the slope, leading the way towards stone steps that aid the ascent through the grounds.
The construction of this home was driven by the weight-bearing capabilities of the soil and the seismic conditions of Costa Rica. In response, a lightweight steel structure was pre-cut to be assembled quickly on site. Local tequila has been sustainably sourced and treated by the ancient technique of carburizing and finishing with natural oils.
Divided wide open to the dramatic ocean and mountain panorama, the interior is an intense space. Colorful accent furniture competes for attention in the living room. Multicolored scattered cushions add to the upbeat palette. A modern rocking chair counteracts the brightness with a natural wooden frame and neutral upholstery.
The open plan living room layout goes back to a casual dining room layout and an open concept kitchen. An oversized rotan hanging light shadow descends onto the dining table, creating a relaxed tropical aesthetic.
Three kitchen stools pull up to a kitchen island with a wooden building. Black countertops add visual weight to the lightweight kitchen design.
The unique staircase achieves a dramatic effect in the home entrance. A wide column of windows frames views of the ocean and sky.
Not only does the high staircase volume add an interesting juxtaposition to the architecture, but it helps air circulation to all parts of the apartment. The construction’s bioclimatic design process considered wind patterns, sun exposure, temperature, and more so that active energy initiatives could be avoided. In this home, the power of the sun is harnessed to heat water with minimal energy consumption, and water is recycled by filters using state-of-the-art treatment plant systems.
Upstairs, bedroom decorations are simple and serene with natural wood furniture, wooden lath wall and ceiling featuring panels, and clear white bed linen. A rustic wooden end of a bed bench merges with the unfinished wooden bed design. Modern white liter units line the sides for storage. Glass table lamps reflect the daylight of huge bedroom windows.
At the foot of the rustic wooden platform bed, a simple black bedroom rug puts a soft texture on the wooden bedroom floor.
On the large bedroom terrace, a small outdoor sofa is positioned to view the tranquil panorama. The simple seat makes it an irresistible place to start the day with a fresh cup of hot coffee, or end it with a cold glass of wine.
Double-sided floor-to-ceiling windows allow the abundant mountain views to dominate the interior of the minimalist bedroom as well, which negates the need for uncomfortable bedroom wall decor and recreational items.
Exterior lighting makes a warm glow along the edges of the main terrace, washing a golden light on the coarse gray concrete floor. Recessed LEDs glow at the base of the overhanging first-floor terrace, adding evening lighting to an outdoor seating right next to the living room.
First floor plan, illustrating the main apartment with open plan living room, kitchen. and dining room.
Second floor plan, showing master bedroom and three additional double bedrooms.
Front elevation with main entrance.
A section drawing, showing an arrangement of a private bedroom neighborhood above the social housing, and the staircase that aids air circulation between volumes.
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Costa Rican House: Privileged Pacific Views
Friday, 14 January 2022
Like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. Silenced on the hilltops of the town of Nosara in Guanacaste, Costa Rica, Charred Timber House absorbs high-level views of the Pacific and a dense green landscape. Designed by Studio Saxe, the 515-square-foot family home has charcoal teak wood exterior and
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Energized Modern Interior: Glass Wall Home Office
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Shiny gold accents, a prominent glass wall home office and a strikingly lit cactus terrarium add a unique character and high energy to this modern interior design. Displayed by morede. studio, this lightweight and spacious apartment design is located in the heart of Moscow, Russia. The contemporary apartment covers an area of 162 square meters, which allows plenty of space for a chic open plan living space and an elegant master bedroom concept. Built-in cabinets keep the edges elegant and streamlined while he provides practical storage solutions. Decoration is unique and attention-grabbing, causing various visual stops throughout the arrangement. Bathrooms are bold, textured and structured to complement the bold coexistence.
As we enter the open plan apartment of this modern apartment in Moscow, we are immediately struck by the chic glass wall home office. The glass volume reflects the light from large living room windows. A modular sofa extends forward, cutting into the edge of an understated gray living room rug. The elegant Sampei floor lamps are designed by Davide Groppi and Enzo Calabrese.
On the opposite side of the living room, a floating TV stand threads a beautiful gray stone accent in front of fresh white wall panels. The TV is neatly on top.
A small tree makes an additional addition to one side of the TV wall arrangement, while a fluffy fake fur chair balances the other. A round coffee table puts a shiny gold accent in the center of the cozy arrangement.
A large cactus terrarium surrounds the walls of the living room and kitchen.
Uplights provide atmospheric light inside the striking terrarium.
LED perimeter lights add to the warming brightness.
The kitchen and dining rooms collide where a solid black kitchen island meets a formal white marble dining table.
The stunning black and white dining chairs that surround the formal dining table are the elegant ones.Neuss Miss chair. Glamorous golden legs shine from beneath the luxurious marble tabletop.
Three glass dining room lights line up along the dining table, while neat track lights provide focused work light to the rest of the kitchen.
A unique decorative vase contains a beautiful display of dried botany next to the kitchen sink, which is decorated with an attractive satin gold faucet.
Outside in the entrance of the apartment, built-in closets float lightly above the floor. LEDs illuminate the void under the units, providing a bright storage for shoes. A vibrant yellow puff offers a comfortable place to sit while putting on and taking off shoes.
Stone tiles covered the home entrance with a practical hard surface. These are replaced by a warmer wooden rafter floor in the open plan residential area.
An inviting seat by the window is furnished with a pair of gold-framed accent chairs and a fashionably fluted indoor plant.
Inside the master bedroom, a black platform bed is set against a unique deck design with a surrounding aesthetic.
The design of a round and flute bedside table is complemented by a domed modern table lamp.
Against the foot of the black platform bed, an elegant console table builds layers of luxurious white marble. The table design is the Console Thalie by Joris Poggioli.
Another indoor planter contains a small tree next to the large bedroom window. See more inspiration for unique plants.
Inside the bathroom, a textured brown accent wall shapes the vanity area. The feature wall forms a ground background for a contemporary bathroom mirror trio that spans the entire length of the double wash unit.
A red glass bathtub has a wonderfully lit look in front of the wide bathroom window.
Mature indoor plants make a fresh contrast against the unique red bathtub.
A large shower awaits in a luxurious golden setting.
Golden shower fixtures appear against a simple cream-colored wet wall inside the shower area.
The second glass bathroom enclosure contains the toilet. A unique black side table matches a black wall hung toilet.
An elegant desk chair rests on a modern bookshelf.
A small bookcase and decorative objects fill the gold and black bookshelves.
The second bathroom design features a bunch of tiny black mosaic tiles through the shower area and the cistern of a toilet cistern.
A unique metal toilet design, a metal flow plate and a wall-mounted additional brush holder shine from the black background.
A tinted glass screen divides the shower from the rest of the bathroom. Once outside the shower and toilet, the floor changes from black mosaic to contrasting white ceramic.
The treatment of black stone ceramic tile reaches behind a solid black modern bathroom and an uncomplicated frameless bathroom mirror. LED strip lights highlight the edges of the mirror and the vanity unit, and attract further attention to the bold tile design.
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Energized Modern Interior: Glass Wall Home Office
Thursday, 13 January 2022
Like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. Shiny gold accents, a prominent glass wall home office and a strikingly lit cactus terrarium add a unique character and high energy to this modern interior design. Displayed by morede. studio, this lightweight and spacious apartment design is located in the
Modern Pitched Roof House: Portugal’s West Coast
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With privileged views over the riverbank in Aveiro, Western Portugal, this modern beach house is designed to accommodate a multi-generational family. Children, parents and grandparents can get together in the connected, social living spaces, while also being able to find peaceful solitude in more private rooms. Created by an architectural firm Lopes da Costa Workshop, the house structure is sharp and compact with a sloping roof. Contemporary wood paneling and contrasting white imagery break the solid facade to create a more dynamic finish. Prominent balconies on the first floor are light in effect, with clear glass railings fixed so that the owners can soak in the tranquil panorama.
The modern exterior is sliced open with wide windows that extend from floor to ceiling on the lower two levels of the coastal house. A huge L-shaped courtyard surrounds the property, allowing plenty of space on which to place an outdoor dining area and outdoor lounge. Two outdoor outdoor chairs are arranged on a small sun deck at the edge of the pool for complete relaxation.
The house opens to the south and east to take advantage of the vast coastal view and main sun exposure. Oblique balconies overlook the panorama, where they develop a close relationship with the lower courtyard and the overflowing swimming pool. The window on the other two sides of the building is reduced mostly to slender landscape frames that give the house an appearance of fort-like security.
Concrete slabs and prominent balconies give shade to the interiors below to cool them. A cut in the sloping roof design reveals the presence of a third usable floor that is dedicated to the two youngest children in the family.
Endless blue skies and glistening waters stretch away from the house and its wide-open swimming pool courtyard. A dim garden introduces some greenery around the side of the house, but the outer perimeter of the courtyard remains completely obscured.
Outdoor lights keep quality family time, fun and conversation long into the night.
Retractable glass doors open the family room to connect it with the courtyard, outdoor dining table and swimming pool.
A second set of glass doors opens up the side of the kitchen, making it an easy way to serve food to the outdoor dining area. Next to the courtyard dining set, glass railings box in a light well for the large parking lot in the basement.
Bedroom balconies are each furnished with a set of two outdoor chairs and matching outdoor coffee tables. The small seats offer the opportunity to get away from the larger family unit and enjoy a moment as just a couple or in quiet solitude.
At the back of the pool, an outdoor sofa and coordinating chairs make up a conversational seat where all family members can get together to enjoy each other’s company.
All social spaces gather on the ground floor of the family home. In the main residence, contemporary gray sofas are lighted with bright sunny yellow scattered cushions. A set of nesting wooden coffee tables makes a simple focus in the center of the tiled floor of the living room. A concrete TV wall adds an industrial essence to the minimalist décor, and a cool framing of a modern fireplace and media niche.
The small sofa backs to a universal area with a small play table and toy storage for the children. Orange split cushions provide a fun accent color that differentiates the playroom from the adjoining living room. Sunlight pours from the glass doors along the south courtyard overlooking the pool.
Tailor-made shelves hold a small bookcase next to a two-seater sofa in the recreation area, creating a comfortable reading song.
On the other side of the ground floor layout, the lounge is connected to a large family dining room, which is furnished with elegant gray chairs and a modern wooden dining table.
The dining room is connected to the kitchen by a wide double door with wooden pocket doors.
Bright white kitchen cabinets reflect natural light from the large windows. A large kitchen island stands in the center of the room, where it houses the kitchen and wine cooler.
Above, there are two south-facing series and a third series facing east. The bedrooms have been arranged for the best connection with the sun and outstanding views.
On the attic, the youngest members of the family claim their own bedrooms and a shared bathroom.
As is standard in Portugal, a separate bidet accompanies the toilet in each of the bathrooms. In this design, a bright white double vanity unit purely complements the modern wall-mounted sanitary ware. A frameless bathroom mirror neatly slides into the niche behind.
The same double washbasin vanity is included in another spacious bathroom, this time on a background of blue glazed tiles.
A wide balcony overlooks the exciting landscape provided by the river.
Access to the property is made from the west.
The house is almost closed to the north.
In comparison, window sills are abundant on the sun-kissed and view-blessed south and east sides.
Website plan at Praia da Barra.
Basement with large parking.
Ground floor plan with social housing, patio and pool.
First floor with master bedroom and two additional double bedrooms.
Attic floor with children’s rooms.
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Tuesday, 11 January 2022
Like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. With privileged views over the riverbank in Aveiro, Western Portugal, this modern beach house is designed to accommodate a multi-generational family. Children, parents and grandparents can get together in the connected, social living spaces, while also being able to find peaceful
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Powerful Interior Designs With Stone Feature Walls & Furniture
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Powerful rock face walls and stone furniture create this exciting collection of inspiring home interiors. We have included a selection of home designs that explore different depths of stone texture to create fabulous feature walls. From shallow canals to magnificent mountain slopes, there is something here to impress every wish and desire. We also threw in a bunch of heroic pieces to impress the stone aesthetic without bringing it to the walls, like a unique stone kitchen island, and one-of-a-kind bathroom designs with stone sanitary ware. Many of these dwellings are built right into the natural rock face, which goes like vaulted ceilings over wide open, amazing dwellings.
Amazing in its relation to nature, this amazing home design seems to straddle modern indoor and natural exterior aesthetics. A high rock face wall dominates a large bedroom space, where a canopy of green swimming pools on a huge round skylight.
A round bed and a round bedroom rug reflect the circular skylight. Mud green blankets and a matching green bedroom chair join the thick and shady canopy of plants. Slender floor lamps jump high to highlight the stone bedroom feature wall.
A vanity area is located on one side of this unique bedroom design. A stone pedestal sink mixes into a curtain of climbing plants, as if it were part of a garden. An open shower design is smoothly cut into the textured rock.
One slender mirror cuts thinly along the wall, casting a soft light from its sides.
Our second stone home interior includes the warm red hue of the desert.
A flat ceiling falls between the red boulders.
The bedroom is set on a flat floor.
Modern linear bed design is in stark contrast to the rolling red rock face.
Modern lettering dramatically highlights the texture of the contoured walls.
Plants grow among the rocks.
With so many natural details in the room, the bed is simple in solid gray and white.
The textured rock face walls in our third featured home design are balanced with smooth white pictured equivalents. Soft gray sofas bring out the natural hue of the rock, threading it around the edges of the predominantly white decoration.
A continuation of the rock wall builds a dramatic backdrop for modern staircase design. Glass railings and open levers allow the strong feature to be admired from every corner in the home entrance. A double-sided fireplace completes the glass edges of the staircase.
In the main bedroom of this home, a rock-top wall makes an attention-grabbing statement.
A round rug works to soften the rough look of the rock bedroom design. A custom platform bed seems to float lightly over it.
The stone wall runs the entire length of the bedroom and into an open plan indoor bathroom. Here, a smooth stone bathtub adds a unique touch with palpable curves.
Red accents brighten up the gray rock statement wall and gray living room furniture.
The living room opens to a spacious kitchen and formal dining room.
Next, we travel to an inspiring apartment with a sloping hillside structure.
The back of the kitchen cuts straight into the rock face, while a smooth island design cuts cleanly in front. A long dining table matches the impressive scale of the kitchen island.
Playroom and bar nestle comfortably on the hillside.
Retractable glass doors and skylights drink every bit of the stunning panorama.
In this deep green accent home interior, the contrasting red rock wall gains additional strength due to the addition of LED perimeter lights.
Another rich red rock wall inspires a deep red decorative pattern of a bedroom. This time the atmospheric perimeter lights are also soaking under an open plan indoor bathroom.
This mountain home appears almost ecclesiastical with its spire-shaped ceiling. Stainless steel stove and extra kitchen stools slide through the interior like a stream of liquid mercury.
An exposed duct adds to the industrial look of the steel kitchen.
The stainless steel kitchen units and desks reflect natural light deep into the mountain.
Shadow angles get a magical look with LED overlights.
Sensational contoured rock denies the need for any kind of murder.
In this wonderful home interior, the hillside touches down in different places, like bolts of black lighting.
The black rock shares a chic bedroom from its bright en-suite bathroom.
TV and media are attached to one side of the rock, to serve the bedroom, while the opposite side is occupied by the bathroom.
This beautifully toned stone wall belongs to an enviable home workspace with a dreamy view.
Torn between two aesthetics, this unique neoclassical design features artistically crumpled woodwork panels that give way to a bold rock face.
While this home has a rock accent wall, it’s the fabulous stone kitchen island that steals the show. A strip of unique kitchen hanging lights adds to the extraordinary attraction.
A rock face reading room is the material of dreams and wild imaginations. A comfortable reading chair counteracts the cool effect of the solid stone.
Cognac brown puffs and a rich wood tone form a warming counterpoint to the black stone statement wall in this complex bedroom concept. Elegant pendant lights add a delicate distraction.
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Friday, 07 January 2022
Like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. Powerful rock face walls and stone furniture create this exciting collection of inspiring home interiors. We have included a selection of home designs that explore different depths of stone texture to create fabulous feature walls. From shallow canals to magnificent mountain
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Fresh Ideas For Muted Orange And Green Decor
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The orange and green color combo is exciting and bold, but not everyone likes a strong decorative palette. This collection of five modern home interiors shows how to incorporate the contrasting color combination without it becoming distracting loud or overwhelming. These inspiring home designs are dominated by muted tones. Orange hues tend to be soft apricot and brown hue tones, while green hues are fresh and mint, warm olive green, or brought in naturally by houseplants. We will be looking at ideas for orange and green lounges that use color as a zoning technique, modern bathrooms, colorful master bedrooms, fun green children’s rooms, as well as mood boards and floor plans along the way.
Molded orange accent cushions add some warmth to a small sectional sofa and white living room decor in our first design. The same accent color provides clear zoning for the dining room in the open plan residential area, this time in the form of modern upholstered chairs.
Fresh mint green cabinets separate the kitchen from the dining room on the compact floor. The ends of the high kitchen cabinets are transformed into bookcases to form an attractive and useful function.
A birdcage-style hanging lighthouse makes a playful addition over the small dining table, and echoes its round shape.
The black lighting is complemented by the black frame of the contemporary dining chairs, and the extreme black window frames.
The bird-themed dining room hanging light, botanical artwork and a set of indoor plants form a peaceful connection with nature.
As we enter the master bedroom, we pass a closet design that gently glows through glass doors. The upholstered bed is placed centrally in the rest of the space, flanked by round bedside tables and directional wall lights.
The modern nursery takes on a solid saturation of color. A green wall paint smashes against a black wrapped headboard to create a bold combination.
The black and green colorway continues inside the bathroom with mint green wall tiles reaching up to a black ceiling.
The interior project moodboard shows how the wood tone for the home was chosen to gently blend in with the orange elements.
Apartment plan.
The coloring technique was again used in our second salon design. An olive green sofa defines the living room, while dark quiet orange dining chairs enclose the dining room.
All areas of the open plan living room are cohesively joined by an edge of visually warming wooden wall panels.
The woven sofa and chair have a relaxed look that suggests a relaxed exterior aesthetic. Indoor plants add to the quiet garden feel.
Round wall lamps complete the curves of the oval dining table and the architectural arches that connect the dining room to the neighboring kitchen.
The curved kitchen peninsula smoothly surrounds into a narrow kitchen layout.
A mirrored refrigerator-freezer increases the feeling of space and light in the narrow kitchen design.
The arched doors leading into the kitchen were covered with wooden effect panels that matched the kitchen units.
The master bedroom design has a delicate botanical theme.
Watercolor leaves paint a lighted ceiling feature wall.
Mossy green accent pillows and a matching green throw add color to a clear white bed.
In the child’s bedroom, the bed is placed in a comfortable arched doorway, which is painted solid green inside and out. The green color scheme also links with a child’s study area at the window, where coordinating window curtains extend the palette.
Olive-green wall tiles covered the damp wall in the shower room. Recessed LEDs illuminate their hue.
This modern orange and green home interior has a color concentrated in its center, where a muted green living room rug is interrupted by a bright orange coffee table.
A gray sofa falls into the background of the more colorful living room decorations.
Behind the sofa, the dining room is set with a green accented dining table design.
Another cone-shaped hanging shade is located inside the master bedroom. Although the bedroom hanger light is smaller than its dining room, it enlarges an orange bedside table.
The bedside table competes for attention against the oversized bedroom hanger with its bold orange color. A simple glass vase holds a small piece of greenery.
The gray padded bed is set against a custom curved headboard design that adds a flash of green to a basic white wall.
A green bedroom chair completes the curved green headboard. Artwork brings contrasting orange tones.
Orange paint enhances the modern bathroom design, while runway-shaped wall mirror, bathroom light and bathrooms add non-black elements.
Gray concrete tiles effectively subdue the orange decoration scheme.
An arched shower screen completes the runway-shaped vanity mirror.
The gray concrete tiles continue inside the shower wet zone to ensure seamless flow.
This 65 square meter home is located in the Arganzuela district of Madrid, Spain. The project involved the transformation of an industrial area into residential housing.
Indoor plants grow invigorating green accents in this relaxed home interior, while their terracotta pots add to the warm orange accents located around the room.
Modern art brings bright orange shades on a small scale that does not overwhelm the light living space.
Orange accent pillows color the sofa. Books and CDs compile their own stack of colors.
Rattan stools, jute rugs and natural wood elements warmly complement the orange infusions.
A small wooden dining table sits four in the kitchen.
A mezzanine bedroom is built into the old industrial space to use its high ceiling height. The bathroom is hidden below.
Exposed pipeline and masonry wall add to the industrial vibe of the modern home interior.
The whitewashed brick wall forms a textured background for the kitchen. White backsplash tiles are placed in a vertical orientation to contradict the horizontal masonry.
Wooden wall shelves and wooden cutting boards add warm moments to the cool white kitchen design.
High kitchen units are also chosen in a natural wood finish. Handmade dishes and storage vases communicate a creative, boho aesthetic.
Floating shelves are mounted on either side of the bed to keep the bedroom clear and open.
Built-in closets provide ample storage.
The mezzanine bedroom is atmospherically lit by an Akari 1A floor lamp by Isamu Noguchi. The floor lamp in a dream illuminates framed artwork that serves as a picturesque landscape view.
Stock cubes contain a colorful library of books.
A black frame clearly borders the mezzanine in the predominantly white decor.
The windowless bathroom is clad in black tiles across its walls and floor to accentuate its dark character, rather than fight against it.
Recessed LEDs wash a cool white light along the wet shower wall and its built-in bench.
Apartment floor, illustrating the mezzanine structure and kitchen installation.
Ultimately, our latest home design is a large, light and airy apartment that is full of vivid greenery and earthy orange accents.
Yellow lounge chairs face a coordinating beige sofa in the living room. Carpet adds a subtle pattern. A simple white fireplace quietly melts into the matching white paint.
Black metallic elements ground the airy decor of the living room. Wooden arches define every area of the living space, from the living room to the dining room and the kitchen.
The entrance is located through an arched gate on the side of the hall. Traditionally turned wooden console table makes a neat addition under a piece of monochrome modern art.
Customized storage units form a mud room area next to the front door, with ample storage space for coats and shoes. A small puff, a standing mirror and a wall lamp form a convenient wardrobe in the corner of the lobby.
A large window allows natural light to spill onto a long residential dining table that seats up to eight people. A black wire-framed chandelier thinly silhouetted in the sunlight.
Just beyond the dining room, a modern residential kitchen design features navy blue base units and a contrasting wooden kitchen island. Elegant kitchen hangers descend onto a convenient breakfast bar that seats three.
Golden hardware sings the dark blue cabinet finish.
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Thursday, 06 January 2022
Like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. The orange and green color combo is exciting and bold, but not everyone likes a strong decorative palette. This collection of five modern home interiors shows how to incorporate the contrasting color combination without it becoming distracting loud or overwhelming. These
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Red Laterite Stone Shines in South Indian Home
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Replacing one existing house and warehouse, this large family home was made to complement the tropical lifestyle of Kerala, India. Created by The Design Room, the architecture comprehensively retains the native trees of the 600 square meter site, and encloses several of them within a central courtyard design. The built-up spaces separate from this outdoor heart of the home, which achieves a comfortable connection. The open plan layout was guided by the region’s humid climatic conditions. The benefits of cross ventilation, passive cooling and natural lighting have satisfied the vision for an energy-efficient home. Outside, the vegetation contrasts sharply with the visual warmth of a rich red laterite stone.
The attractive three-storey house structure has a clear modern façade of contrasting red stone and pure white imagery. Established plants harden around the edges of the plot, growing abundant borders. Built-in planters pull a splash of natural greenery up at the front entrance door, and onto the first-floor terrace of the home.
Paving stones interrupt the green ground cover, placing a welcoming checkered driveway. Low metal gates intelligently in front of the property, while white-made walls separate the dwelling from its close neighbors.
Overhangs above the windows and terraces keep the interior and exterior living quarters cool and shady. Umbrella roofs have been implemented into the home design to support passive cooling of the interiors. These attractive roof structures also successfully hide solar panels installed on them.
The materials for the construction were carefully selected due to their local availability and their thermal effects. Laterite, an iron-rich soil and a rock formation formed in tropical areas, was widely used in construction. Historically used in monument construction, this time Kannur brick laterite bricks are used correctly as a replacement for exterior cladding.
A minimalist interior design completes the airy openness of the floor. Wooden furniture and window frames complement the natural greenery both inside and outside the home. The soft upholstery is light and creamy to adhere to a peaceful palette of polished white floors and white painted walls. The design shows detailed attention to the efficient circulation of air throughout the house, using lath fords and open bookcases to create lightweight zoning.
A double high vacuum makes for an impressive dining room. The modern dining set is a rich wood tone that warmly coordinates with the architectural details of the home. Double doors connect the inner dining room with the main courtyard.
A small courtyard design thrives under a wide skylight, where it blurs the boundaries between interior and exterior. A huge glass window presents the beautiful view to the apartment and staircase, while glass doors lead to the dining room.
There is a modern vanity unit with a bathroom sink inside the courtyard where the family can wash their hands before dinner. A round wall mirror makes an elegant decorative feature.
The staircase design has open levers, allowing the view of the courtyard and natural light to flood without hindrance. A comfortable seat takes advantage of the pleasant view.
The creamy, white and wood minimalist decor continues inside the quiet bedrooms. In the master bedroom series, three wooden shutters create a tropical style trapping feature behind the wooden platform bed. Bespoke wooden wardrobes span the entire length of the large room to a matching bookshelf.
False walls with decorative holes are included on the west and south sides of the home to achieve cooler interior spaces. The decorative screens create a beautiful play of light through the open interior.
Comfortable seats dot the home, made up of modern chairs and an ottoman or two. The seats offer a quiet moment of family solitude for a place of reading or peaceful contemplation.
As well as the already established plant life on the plot, additional plantation was chosen to harmonize with local growing conditions and the customers preferred aesthetics.
A map is shaded by vehicles from the hot sun during the day. Exterior lights brightly illuminate the driveway, balconies and terraces at night.
The first floor terrace overlooks the central courtyard down below ground level, creating a family flow connection across the vertical plane.
The sun-stained courtyard has round decorated areas that interconnect with circular plant beds. The plant beds are dotted around to contain huge trees that were already established on the site when it was purchased. In fact, the idea for the big yard stemmed specifically from the notion of wanting to protect the many adult trees at the core of the plot.
The site is located just one kilometer from Kollam beach.
Side height, showing cladding organization and windowing.
Ground floor plan with patio, formal living room, family living room, dining room, kitchen and butler kitchen, master bedroom, and double bedroom that is used as grandparents.
First floor plan with a large terrace, a spacious upper lounge, a home gym, and two additional bedrooms for the children.
The open flow of the home arrangement encourages many interactions between family members, as well as time spent outdoors in nature and fresh air. These interactions with family and nature help a lot with mental well-being, while the home gym will help in the quest to keep the body healthy.
In this illustrated diagram, we look at the solar and airflow aspects of the home and its successful energy-efficient project solutions.
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Tuesday, 04 January 2022
Like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. Replacing one existing house and warehouse, this large family home was made to complement the tropical lifestyle of Kerala, India. Created by The Design Room, the architecture comprehensively retains the native trees of the 600 square meter site, and encloses several
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Luxurious Dream Home Overlooking Mykonos Sea
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It takes a certain amount of confidence to call a property “Elysium”, the mythological Greek idea of an immortal paradise. One step inside this vast mansion on the island of Mykonos and there is no doubt that such confidence – and such a title – is guaranteed. This spacious mansion covers 700 square meters (7500 square feet) on a 4000 square meter (43,000 square feet) property and includes nine bedrooms and ten bathrooms. In addition to unparalleled views of the crystal blue ocean, Elysium has two private swimming pools, a helipad, a gym and an iPad-powered home control system.
This hilltop retreat has the unique advantage of allowing its occupant to see their yacht docked below.
Day or night a vast endless swimming pool offers the perfect relaxing oasis.
The design of the home was inspired by Ancient Greek Cycladic architecture, evidenced in the materials chosen for the stunning exterior.
The indoor and outdoor spaces are fully integrated.
While most of the furniture consists of bright white, a unique accent chair provides contrast.
A beautiful home looks great from any angle, even from above – which is exactly the view one would have when landing on the helipad of the home.
The temperate climate means that outdoor eating and relaxation are possible for much of the year.
Simple stone steps lead visitors elegantly from one area of the vast terrace to another.
Being outdoors doesn’t have to mean being baked by the sun with a simple, modern outdoor shade.
A sunset meal or cocktail is much more enjoyable without the need to shield the eyes from the harsh rays reflecting from the water.
White and unadorned wood are the natural choices for much of the decor in this home.
White and wood also work well with the stone design of the outside of the home, which we will also see to carry inside.
A large pool means that each dive feels private, no matter who else is swimming.
Sunbathing with ultimate privacy and a view of the sea is certainly a luxurious choice.
White stone slabs in the pool offer an alternative to the pools.
A large white sofa and complementary chairs are a natural place to soak up the sun.
The luxurious living room of the home opens directly onto the terrace for a seamless transition from indoor to outdoor.
Leather is another natural choice for this type of design, with leather chairs making it a hot choice for indoor dining.
And a luxurious kitchen is essential for all the entertainment that would be required of such accommodation.
As alluded to above, the stone exterior does not stop outside and instead leads to the interior of the house.
The rough stones contrast with the smooth white walls in the living rooms and guest rooms.
An impressive master suite looks straight out onto the terrace.
But smaller guest rooms, like this one with a padded bed, have their own stunning views.
After sunset, some relaxation with a flat screen supported on a modern TV stand may be in order.
Walking straight to soak at noon or midnight is just one advantage of staying at this luxurious estate.
Each guest room has a private bathroom, this one with green tinted glass panels for privacy.
Simple, clean lines are a modern choice.
Stone-lined corridors include open-air skylights above.
Light from above and below gives passages an ethereal feel.
Every good host will have easy access to a wine cellar and bar for her guests.
Deeper lighting of the stairs will ensure no wrong steps after tasting a glass or two.
Although lined with stone walls, there is a certain warmth in the design of the halls.
At the right time of evening, the sky seems to melt into the pond below.
Each private door to the terrace offers enough space for a feeling of solitude, even among other guests.
In a green outdoor dining room, modern outdoor chairs provide a perfect place to start the day with a cup of coffee.
And what better way to end a stay than to soak in a Jacuzzi with an amazing view?
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Saturday, 01 January 2022
Like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. It takes a certain amount of confidence to call a property “Elysium”, the mythological Greek idea of an immortal paradise. One step inside this vast mansion on the island of Mykonos and there is no doubt that such confidence – and
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South African Home: Views of Sky, Mountain, and City
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Beautiful views of Table Mountain, vast blue sky and the glittering city give this fabulous modern home its distinctive essence. Created by an architectural firm SAOTA, the luxury family home is located on Signal Hill, Cape Town, below Lion’s Head. This stunning place has formed a home design with lots of windows to take in the majestic panorama. An inverted pyramidal roof creates a clear window around the upper level, capturing additional views that would have been forgotten. Sights of the sun, a silver moon and bright stars paint a peaceful connection with nature. Living rooms are placed on the top floor to take advantage of the perspective, while bedrooms, workshops, gym and cinema make up the rest of three levels.
The access to the property exhibits a humble stone wall that is built in the traditional Cape way. This traditional feature is combined with the modern exterior of the glass roof window, which becomes a giant attractive light box at night.
The front entrance is hidden away at the end of the attractively rustic stone wall. Modern concrete steps seem to float lightly to the front door of the house, towards a large metal front door.
The main settlements are developed through the upper floor of the three-story home, where they spill onto a wide terrace with a swimming pool and outdoor lounge.
Within the living space, a large area rug defines an elegant living room from the rest of the open plan. Two bright orange lounge chairs compete loudly for attention to the stunning panoramic mountain views.
In the evening, the town of Cape Town blazes at the bottom of the hill and mountains, creating a magical panorama of dancing lights under the sunset.
The endless pool rushes up to the edge of the elevated plot, irresistibly drawing the eye to the mountain-stinging horizon.
A wooden deck lays the groundwork for another terrace lounge, which is furnished with a modern beige sofa and a pair of wooden outdoor coffee tables.
The inverted pyramidal roof forms an enchanting ceiling. Its wooden slope directs the line of sight towards slender skylights.
Tree tops pile up at the edges of the property, growing an abundant green border to eradicate neighboring buildings.
Concrete stepping stones lead through a “wild” garden landscape covered with boulders, shrubs and various ground plants. The gardens blur the boundaries between the open mountain and the enclosed property.
Brightly colored slices enliven the interior. A round table with coordinating stools has a multi-colored paint effect that glows happily in the sunshine that spills through huge glass doors.
The interior staircase design goes up along with a black-painted brick main wall, which builds a dark contrast with the rest of the bright, sunny home design.
A home library encompasses an airy home workspace on the second floor of the home. A library ladder provides access to the top shelves of the packed book stacks. Planal Dining Table focuses on a picturesque courtyard. The large table provides the family with a spacious community work surface, which can double as a comfortable place for family play nights.
A large indoor planter sets up a flowery greenery next to the glass railing of the stairs.
The courtyard design establishes a much more dominant connection with nature along with the head of the staircase.
A built-in window seat offers a place to stop and take in the beauty of the green courtyard.
Board shaped concrete walls texture the long corridors of the large home.
The large, pivoting front door opens into an entrance hall with views of the inner courtyard, achieving a sunny and open aesthetic.
The home is furnished with intricate OKHA furniture designs, including the Lean On Me and To Be One floor lamps. You can also see the Nicci Nouveau armchair, the Vince and Miles Armchairs, the Hunt Sofaon and the Nate.
The smooth wooden ceiling finish gives the homes a golden warmth.
A wooden lath feature carves 3D art into the walls.
Fun space-themed artwork colors the top of a shady staircase. LED stair lights safely illuminate the steps.
A small kitchen gets a simple wooden aesthetic that is warmly lit by sunlight that washes down from clear windows. Clay vases and pots are lined up at the top of the cupboards to form a neat focus. A white marble backsplash neatly supports the kitchen sink, where an extra faucet shines.
Rattan baskets add some traditional crafts to the modern bathroom, where white marble tiles covered the entire back wall. Unique ship sinks are filled with contemporary extra faucets on either side of a double vanity unit.
Ground floor plan with parking, home gym, private cinema and guest room.
First floor plan with bedrooms, plus open plan family workshop with large library. While the primary pool terrace is located right next to the main residence on the top floor, this level of the home also benefits from its own set of private gardens and attractive courtyards.
Second floor plan with living room, kitchen and dining room, plus access to the main terrace with swimming pool.
Plan of the roof.
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South African Home: Views of Sky, Mountain, and City
Thursday, 30 December 2021
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Extravagant Interiors: Elegance from Stunning Boiserie
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These six luxurious neoclassical interiors lavishly exude elegance of extravagant ceiling roses and stunning woodwork. The decorative design elements form a layered background that sets a luxurious scene for gloriously decorative furniture, huge eye-catching chandeliers and high-end material palettes of marble, natural wood, plus rich gold and brass accents. As we tour this set of fabulous woodwork-kissed homes, we will also discover inspiration for stunning high-ceilinged lounges, unique kitchens, grand dining rooms, enviable bedrooms and chic bathroom concepts. The pendulum swings between spaces steeped in classic contours and homes refreshed by more contemporary ideas, meeting desires for all tastes and inclinations.
On our first outstanding home tour, we arrive at a luxurious lounge with grand double doors that are covered in deeply decorative molding. Traditional ornamentation adorns the perimeter of the room, along with a fabulously decorated chronology. In the center of the space, the stylish pendulum swings into the more contemporary realm of modern furniture and a fashionable living room rustic coffee table.
In the dining room, a large and impressive wooden dining table is equipped with the Easy chair designed by Pierre Jeanneret.
The kitchen is completely separate from the living quarters.
A modern kitchen island curves a trendy runway-shaped silhouette at the core of the space, which also serves as a casual dining room or cafe.
The natural stone countertop blends smoothly with the warm tone of bright wooden kitchen cabinets.
Upon entering the master bedroom of this neoclassical style home, we enter a high-ceilinged space with grand arches. The bed is centered with a symmetrical arrangement of marble tables and chic bedside lamps on either side.
The two arched gates at the entrance to the bedroom create an attractive framing around the head of the bed and a traditional fireplace.
The second of our six featured home designs is kissed with an unusual arrangement of woodwork that straddles classic and contemporary influences.
The living room furniture layout is strictly in the contemporary sphere, with a linear modern sofa design and Groovy M chairs designed by Pierre Paulin for Artifort.
Double doors lead through the dining room into a unique kitchen design with a surprising red color palette.
The dining room itself is quiet white and wooden decor with uplifting greenery. Elegant Laziness chairs by Tobia Scarpa for Gavina sit eight around a grand modern dining table.
Inside the kitchen, red and white tiles provide an irregular pattern across the floor, desk, and back splash. A built-in bench, a small kitchen table and a pair of modern chairs form a comfortable breakfast bed in the corner of the room.
The large bedroom is a completely white, light neoclassical design that brings together a character from an elegant woodwork and a colorful book collection.
Third, we have a clear modern space that is richly crowned with an extravagant ceiling rose design.
A modern chandelier clearly defines the dining area in the open plan living space, while a white modular sofa loosely wraps around a light-penetrating metal room divider.
Unique end tables serve the modular sofa layout, providing a practical surface area for reading lamps and drinks.
Behind the dining room, a white marble kitchen back fills the entire height and width of the wall.
The unique kitchen design features a layered layout of units that blend the aesthetics of woodwork with minimalist slab equivalents.
A wooden cutting board and a glass vase filled with dried pampas grass bring a splash of visual warmth to the cool white kitchen design.
In the bathroom, there is an explosion of a pattern of terrazzo tiles.
Boiserie wall panels build a classic air around a modern freestanding bathtub and a contemporary brass floor lamp.
A brass towel warmer stores fresh linens on the terrace clad wall.
A square wall hung a toilet and a bidet cut modern white silhouettes against the busy wall pattern.
The Monolith project is a 105-square-meter apartment located in Lviv, Ukraine. Slender wood paneling exaggerates the height of the spacious living room. Set of Formakami hangers by Jaime Hayón for & Tradition use the high ceiling.
A woody herringbone floor sets a warm, natural base tone for the predominantly white decor.
A black kitchen island curves a unique character to a minimalist white kitchen design.
Tall windows shed natural light on the black polished stone island design.
On the opposite side of the monolithic stone island, a practical cabinet space was created into the organically curved volume.
A free-form wall mirror forges the organic element into the master bedroom, where it is placed within a vertical valley of swinging contours. The stunning mirror design forms a unique catch feature for a platform bed that has a fascinating floating appearance.
Decorative woodwork forms a beautiful backdrop for fashion arched stand-alone wardrobe.
The elegant arched wardrobe complements both classic and modern ideas.
A run of high mirrored storage units forms a bright corridor into the bathroom.
A modern black pedestal sink stands at the entrance to the bathroom, while the bathtub receives a level of privacy behind a narrow partition wall.
Boiserie panels fill the bathroom design with a royal style.
Matching dark black faucets fill the black pedestal sink and the modern white bathtub.
A black wall hung toilet is hidden out of sight behind the tailored muddy storage units and another section wall.
The black and white color palette gives the home a sense of elegant simplicity.
High double doors lead from room to room with a sense of great grandeur.
Our penultimate home design is the first to feature a deeply colored decorative palette. Dark green paint adds a bold element to the woodwork of this room, bringing it to the forefront.
A cognac leather sofa completes the deep green background, while a round rug connects with the curved carvings within the decorative murmur.
A marble coffee table strikes a striking black and white pattern across the gray carpet. A small side table adds a pop of metallic gold glitter.
Modern wall lamps thread gold notes on either side of a traditional fireplace and a striking gilded mirror.
Inside the grand dining room of this home, an oval dining table is completed with a runner-shaped rug.
The rug spreads a bold black and white pattern across the large room.
Dreamy woodwork is joined by the presence of classical statues.
The dark green color palette continues inside the master bedroom, where a modern metal-framed 4 poster bed dominates the layout.
A contoured bedroom rug and a reddish pink puff set a rounded theme, and form a soft home for a sitting KAWS statue.
Gold accents brighten up the dark green and gray decor scheme of a bedroom.
Finally, our latest featured home design dips back into the lightweight finish of the color spectrum with a predominantly white palette. However, clean mauve drapes and blue padded sevens lead the home design into the colorful category.
As the interior of the home soaks into dusk, the flame of the fireplace is joined by the gleam of magnificent chandeliers and the glow of embedded humorous light.
Golden plinths line the traditional fireplace, where they reflect the dancing flag.
Two separate lounges create a sense of symmetry in the wide lounge.
Recessed LEDs and stair lights build an exciting atmosphere after dark.
A classic bench cuts off each living area from the other, while still allowing the line of sight to flow.
A floral background softens the presence of a modern TV.
Plush blue septa inject color without overpowering the space.
Special chandeliers hang low in the living space.
Classic arch doors place grand breaks between spaces.
An upholstered bench draws the Prussian blue accent to the base of the stairs.
The spacious staircase design is supported by mirrors to double its fabulous presence.
Golden wall lamps dot the white wall.
A jade green-framed wall mirror draws attention in a luxuriously decorated entrance.
The entrance is densely packed with woodwork and sculpture that could amuse the eye for hours.
Larger sculptures emerge from decorative niches under marvelous arched gates.
A crystal chandelier attracts the eye to appreciate the double-height void above the entrance.
A sculpture emerges from the shadows.
The mirror table top reflects the light.
Upholstered dining chairs add the Prussian blue accent color.
A floral rug carries the accent color to the floor.
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Extravagant Interiors: Elegance from Stunning Boiserie
Monday, 27 December 2021
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Soothing Beige & Wood Interior With Industrial Accents
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Soothing shades of beige and natural wood tone are mixed to create a light and modestly luxurious apartment in this edgy light-filled apartment interior. Created by Tomkin design, the 77-square-foot home looks relaxed and inviting with its simple color palette and uncomplicated contemporary furniture styles. The lightweight and laconic design gets a cool shake in the form of industrial elements, such as exposed concrete ceilings, a unique stainless steel accented kitchen design, and two steel paneled bathroom concepts. The rest of the apartment design is sleek and serene with fresh white interludes, built-in custom storage units, trendy runway-shaped silhouettes and sleek modern lighting fixtures.
A beige, white and wood tone combine to create a simple living room decoration that soothes the eye, while exposed concrete ceilings add an industrial touch. Wooden lattice doors hide the kitchen from the open plan living room to keep the soothing simplicity.
Withdrawn from the kitchen, the retractable grille doors reveal a modern kitchen with industrial-style stainless steel back and a compatible countertop.
In contrast to the cool stainless steel kitchen detail, the living area features visually warming cream upholstered furniture. The punk black floor lamps are Sampei floor lamps designed by Davide Groppi and Enzo Calabrese.
The TV stand is placed on a stone fireplace, which attractively lifts it from the wooden herringbone floor and a large cream-colored carpet.
Twin lounge chairs adhere to the modular sofa layout to form a comfortable U-shaped piece of furniture.
Two round coffee tables nestle in front of the two matching chairs, making them a comfortable place to enjoy a hot drink and a good book.
The low stack living room rug holds the conversation lounge layout along with an understated creamy fabric.
Mature indoor plants add bursts of greenery around the room, bringing a hint of a great outdoors.
Modern black dining chairs complement the black floor lamps and black round coffee table in the adjoining lounge area.
Yellow drapes and all-white veils soften the large windows at the edge of the living room dining combo. A vertical radiator exploits the narrow wall space between the adjacent glass panes.
A projector is attached to the ceiling of the living room, offering a more authentic viewing experience at the movie night.
Another set of wooden doors hides the second wall of the hidden L-shaped kitchen installation.
When the second set of wooden doors are pulled back, they reveal access to integrated appliances, wine storage and extra cupboards. The rectangular dining table stands a central stage in the kitchen, with a modern rustic stool rounding each end.
The black dining chair silhouettes offer a dark contrast against the wooden table and stools.
Elegant black hanging lights connect with the bold black dining chairs.
Silver-plated stainless steel kitchen accents glow brightly behind the dark dining set.
A modern fruit bowl adds a fine natural wood element to the contemporary dining table.
As we move around the corner of the kitchen into the hallway of the home, we discover an attractive entrance layout with a fashionable racing wall mirror and a neat entrance shelf on which to drop keys or enjoy the pleasant smell of a cane diffuser. .
A piece of 3D embossed artwork and a change of floor mark the transition of space between the living space and the entrance.
Modern wall lighting illuminates the front door.
Built-in storage units are raised above the corridor floor to create a corner for shoes.
The floating aisle storage units have a custom bench at one end, where hanging hooks are mounted for the coats of guests.
Inside the bedroom, a soft gray upholstered bed has a unique angled headboard design.
Here, wooden lattice doors are used for custom wardrobe.
A smart swivel chair and desk fit snugly into the corner of the bedroom, creating a comfortable workspace by the window.
The opposite side of the bedroom is delivered to a piano.
Lacking a dedicated piano room, a pair of music book shelves give the bedroom piano area its own identity and zoning.
Inside the main bathroom, the modern bathroom has a wooden grille aesthetic that connects with the bedroom closet and the hidden kitchen.
A stainless steel panel behind the toilet adds the industrial decorative element to the bathroom.
A vertical towel warmer adds a pure white accent to a beige bathroom accent wall.
The same beige picture blocks in the bathtub and built-in corner shelves. Cold gray concrete tiles covered the wet area of the bathtub and shower.
The compact powder chamber follows the same warm beige image and stainless material palette as the larger bathroom.
Stainless steel panel provides toilet cistern hiding, while smooth white unit doors cover storage space above it. Beneath the small sink, a curved wooden shelf completes the outline of a full-length running-shaped vanity mirror.
Recessed LED lights shed a bright light along the beige wet zone of a narrow shower.
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Friday, 24 December 2021
Like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. Soothing shades of beige and natural wood tone are mixed to create a light and modestly luxurious apartment in this edgy light-filled apartment interior. Created by Tomkin design, the 77-square-foot home looks relaxed and inviting with its simple color palette and
Modern Indian House With A Beautiful Indoor Pond
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A slow, nature-kissed serenity flows through this modern Indian house design, which was created by the talent at an architectural firm. Developing Radical Aesthetics. From the outside, the modern home is trimmed with mature palms and established plant beds that frame the fresh white image of asymmetrical architecture. Inside the house, a bold staircase design dominates a wide entrance that leads into open and airy lounges. The simple yet elegant accommodations pause at bright courtyards that provide a blissful breeze. One sun-stained courtyard has a beautiful koi fish pond that provides vibrant color, life and quiet entertainment to family members of all ages.
As we approach our prominent home from the main street, White-painted boundary walls complete the clear white depiction of sharp asymmetrical architecture that cuts into the clear blue sky. Ripe palm trees soften the sloping silhouette of the house before the gradient of the roof guides the eye down into established plant beds.
The modern façade shines warmly at night, as outside lights illuminate the porch and indoor jewelry glitters from within a light-permeable second-floor wall.
Stone paving slabs covered the driveway and entrance of the contemporary Indian home, clearing the path for visitors. An architectural overhang provides ample shade over the front door.
Above the front entrance, a covered balcony offers a cool and shady place to hang out, read or chat.
As we enter the high-quality home, we are greeted with a wide-open entrance. A dominant modern staircase design climbs to the upper floor with open wooden steps and a bold solid black railing.
Open doors lead from the wide entrance into the living room and a separate dining room. A watery courtyard installs a peaceful break between the residences and encourages a blissful wind to cool the inner rooms.
Delicate water lilies grow in the heart of the koi pond, while the lively koi fish feel a vibrant orange color as they meander around the bubbling borders.
Plenty of green plants bloom around the edges of the colorful koi fish pond, where they reach up through the sun-stained space toward the sky.
The lively pond creates a dreamy view of the living room and the formal dining room.
The decoration inside the dining room is simple and minimalist, light and understated, so as not to detract from the neighboring koi pond. A contemporary wooden tone and a dull black buffet embrace a cool planked concrete wall. Two modern dining room lights drop satin silver accents over the modern dining set.
Above the buffet unit, a trio of botanical wall art prints complete the beauty of the adjoining courtyards. A soft gray carpet warms the tiled floor of a dining room.
The dining room is sandwiched between two courtyards that shed natural light on the white upholstered dining chairs. The shade of the light changes as the sun sets, which magically transforms the color scheme of the dining room.
The soothing koi fish pond distracts family members of all ages, from the very small and curious to the older and contemplative.
The koi pond also makes the most amazing and quiet addition to bedrooms. Here, an elegant bedroom chair pulls up to the patio doors to appreciate the special view. Floral blankets connect with the relationship to nature, along with natural wooden deck design and a vase of greenery. A small night light emits a warm and calm glow.
The dry courtyard design provides other rooms and walkways with a burst of natural greenery, a breath of fresh ventilation and a splash of natural daylight. Glass walls on each floor of the home ensure that the courtyard view is spread high and wide.
A small garden area was planted upstairs so that every room in the home would benefit from a tangible connection with the outdoors. A loose swing offers an inviting place to look at the view and move the hours away. An outdoor chair and table are set at a tactile distance from the plants for a more enveloping garden moment.
An eclectic mix of furniture stylizes the living room spaces.
Eight-gloss wooden chairs are paired with an air-permeable wall. A blue planter draws color inspiration from the cloudless sky.
The upper landing is bordered by clear glass railings, which leave the flow of natural light unobstructed.
A covered balcony welcomes the family into the fresh air.
A unique concrete bench curves the perimeter of the balcony.
A wide ceiling filters the strong sunlight to provide a comfortable shade. Outdoor planters bring a piece of the garden to the upper seat.
Board shaped concrete contours the side of the contemporary Indian home exterior.
Each room is designed to take advantage of the natural breeze and mild shade.
Ground floor plan and first floor plan.
The section drawing clearly illustrates the positioning of the dining room between the two courtyard designs.
Design of living space, including living room, dining room and beautiful patio with koi pond. We also see the covered balcony above, which is lovingly and aptly named the Sunset Garden.
The project is titled The Wall of Being, and it is behind this wall of being that life for the family unfolds in complete privacy and tranquility.
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Modern Indian House With A Beautiful Indoor Pond
Thursday, 23 December 2021
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A High-Ceiling Home with Bold Pops of Color
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A neutral color palette is usually the safest choice when it comes to clean, modern design. But in the right hands, neutral tones can serve as a simple foundation from which the designer can make big bold jumps. In this home, whites and whites triggered large bursts of burgundy red, deep blue, and even black. Without the reassuring neutrals, these bolder choices might appear to be too loud or blurry, but here, a balance is struck and the result is complex with a pop of playfulness.
In the main living space, a creative wall light is mounted just above the sofa.
Choosing a small sofa is an easy way to save space when there is not much to save.
By mounting the TV above the piano, a living room also becomes a piano room.
The piano stool is both a necessity for the instrument and an elegant accessory.
A blue door and entrance is a reassuring choice for the first thing residents see at the end of a long day.
The small kitchen uses the same rich red hue we first saw in the living area.
Indeed, the red kitchen is a bold choice because the space is so small.
A mirror of the entrance makes the space feel immediately larger when entering.
Colored confetti tiles add a bit of playfulness.
Built-in entrance is the perfect landing place for knicknacks, mail and keys.
Although the entrance is small, it has a great design effect with its palette.
In the bedroom, a padded bed with a soft headboard is welcome and comfortable.
Color-blocked paint in a beautiful peach shade is perfect for a bedroom.
The use of soft textures in the staging as well as hanging bedroom hanging light is another comfortable choice.
A nesting bedside table has an appearance that is somewhat 80s.
The wall light in this bedroom comes softly from behind the padded headboard.
A projector is mounted above the bed instead of a TV.
The bedroom closet and office area are hidden behind dim glass panels.
A high floor mirror is always a good choice to make a small room feel bigger.
The home workshop hidden behind the glass panels is small but does the job.
In the in-room, bathroom mirror uses a reverse arch design that is visually unique.
A washing machine is hidden under the bathroom arm.
A branch of a fresh plant is always a nice touch in a bathroom.
The confetti tile with a neutral shift is perfect in the bathroom and shower.
Built-in bathtub and shower are most practical for a small home.
A black raincoat is a luxurious choice.
Finally, a simple white door provides privacy and simple elegance.
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A High-Ceiling Home with Bold Pops of Color
Tuesday, 21 December 2021
Like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. A neutral color palette is usually the safest choice when it comes to clean, modern design. But in the right hands, neutral tones can serve as a simple foundation from which the designer can make big bold jumps. In this home,
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Two Homes that Utilize Lush Blue Accents
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There is no single color palette that makes a home beautiful, welcoming or elegant. However, there is no denying that the right shade of blue can make a room feel just a little calmer. Bringing together the context of water, nature and life, blue is easy to integrate into almost any type of decor. In these two homes, blue is used as a beautiful accent while neutral tones and other colors work to bring out the blue and create a harmonious feeling for the whole home.
The blue sectional sofa gives plenty of space to sit in the first home.
As a complement to the blue section, a blue accent wall is used as a television stand.
In modern home design, decorative vases are always a good choice because they allow you to regularly bring cut flowers or other plants into the home.
A neutral-colored rug adds a soft texture to the floor.
When an open floor is too open, modular glass walls are one option.
Black and wood paneled shelves work in harmony with the glass door.
The blue hue used on this accent wall works really well with the rich chocolate tones of the wood panel in the dining room.
Closed, the glass inner wall gives some privacy for cooking or eating.
Simple black kitchen stools provide an easy place to rest for a drink or a quick snack.
A unique mounted wall light gives a warm glow to the entrance.
A blue-purple hue gives a pop in cream and a white bedroom.
Artwork is essential to make the home feel personal and warm, even when it is a simple white drawing.
Of course, blue is not the only color used in this elegant home. Yellow is a sunny, wonderful choice for a children’s room.
Most kids are not so lucky to have their own personal climbing gym.
A two-tone wall pattern brings two different blues into play.
Stained stone bathroom is serene and smooth.
Double vanity and wide mirror give a lot to prepare space.
Simple closet design is comfortable is private.
A cantilever floor lamp is another fun focal piece.
The blue accents in this main residence include unique artwork above the sofa.
In a home that uses a lot of neutrals, a bright and colorful gallery wall is pretty pop.
In the dining room, a dining bench in its natural wood tone is a warm choice.
The beautiful blue tone transforms into a beautiful blue kitchen back.
In general, the bedroom uses blue, white and natural wood tones in its design.
The bathroom window uses a unique sloping design.
In a smaller home, some rooms should have several purposes such as this home office and gym.
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Two Homes that Utilize Lush Blue Accents
Wednesday, 15 December 2021
Like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. There is no single color palette that makes a home beautiful, welcoming or elegant. However, there is no denying that the right shade of blue can make a room feel just a little calmer. Bringing together the context of water, nature
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Fresh Grey and White Interiors With Creative Vibes
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Gray and white decoration form fresh feeling interiors that live under scattered elements of warmth and interest. So how do we include exactly the right hint of color and creativity into a modern neutral background without completely overpowering a cool minimalist aesthetic? These two inviting contemporary home designs present several ways to introduce some life into the peaceful palette, from examples of modern art to understated but enhancing personal collections. We will also see how the raw concrete industrial aesthetics can become part of a warm and attractive interior with the right partnerships of furniture, soft furniture and high-end home accessories.
The 42-square-meter ‘U-House’ is located in the city of Kazan, Russian Federation. The project was formed on a fairly modest budget for the 30-year-old male homeowner who leads a nightly single lifestyle.
Concrete, metal and wood come together to build a contemporary, industrial-inspired aesthetic. Beige carpet softens the matching board floor.
Modern art adds character to a bright, minimalist living room, along with a very sleek sofa design.
Similar to the sofa design, the base of the elegant TV stand extends sideways, making it an ideal place to display an indoor plant.
The additional planter reflects natural light from the balcony doors and complements the cool gray concrete ceiling.
Surface mounted electrical wiring emphasizes the industrial appearance of the ceiling.
A black metal coat rail is mounted over a shoe ledge in the hallway. A black framed full-length mirror balances the other side of the home entrance.
A small kitchen peninsula and a modern metal bar stool create a neat dining room.
The kitchen cabinets carry a reflective metallic finish that helps enhance the feel of space.
An open front unit is illuminated with LED strips to form a creative light box effect.
A built-in closet keeps the layout of the master bedroom looking clean and tidy.
The landlord requested a custom-made wooden bed and work surface by the window. The answer was a sturdy platform bed with a headboard that integrates into a custom desk design.
The wooden expanse even wraps around the bedroom TV wall to create one connected flowing view.
Venetian curtains provide a simple window dressing that complements the thinly framed desk chair.
The desk offers a large workspace for spreading documents and peripherals.
Leaving the original concrete exposed across the bedroom ceiling creates an opportunity for fresh contrast with clear white paint.
Black sanitary ware and gray tile make for a complex bathroom layout.
A light oak vanity shelf breaks the darkness of a black bathroom sink and floating storage boxes.
A glass vase shows a refreshing burst of natural greenery within the neural decorative palette.
Atmospheric lighting heats the space.
This private apartment in Gdansk, Poland has its gray and white decorative scheme enhanced with red and ink and blue accents. Square nest coffee tables add a black touch to the center of the room.
A decorative vase brings color to complement the sofa cushions and an interesting modern wall art.
Faux fur adds a dense, warm texture to a raw concrete floor, where a bright high-gloss black accent chair looks almost fluid in the window light. A small planter pulls the black accent to a storage wall.
Another black plant pot accentuates white wall shelves that contain a careful library of colorful vinyl sleeves.
The dining room is located right next to the arm of the small sofa.
A unique linear chandelier boldly anchors the dining area in the compact opening plan.
The black chandelier smoothly complements black metal frame dining chairs.
A black dining table completes the dark dining ensemble.
In contrast, a clean white kitchen design was installed. A black faucet, an integral oven and black kitchen accessories create a color combination with the dining set.
Wooden wall panels define the end of the kitchen, creating a visual separation of the home entrance and the bedroom.
Black, white, gray and red elements make up a peaceful bedroom. A collection of indoor plants adds an invigorating touch to a scandium-style white and wooden dresser.
Black and white wire frame memorial plaques overlap to create a decorative wall feature that shows personal photos, sentimental cards, and art.
And fox statuette crawls across one of two floating bookshelves that were mounted at a base unit height. The books add a glorious multicolored stripe to the serene decorative palette.
Black plant stands replace a bedside unit, as a space-saving shelf is used here instead. A frosted glass orb wall light blends quietly into the all-white background.
A wooden closet falls back into a niche next to the floating bookcase, and a wooden pocket door into the bedroom saves more space. Another faux fur rug adds a soft white accent to the concrete floor of the bedroom.
Continuing into the bathroom, a solid black vanette unit commands the clean white space.
Ink color artistically floods the glass of the vanity mirror. An ink blue soap dispenser draws the color into 3D shape near the vase basin.
A charming miniature figurine and a decorative vase delicately adorn the bold vanity unit.
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Fresh Grey and White Interiors With Creative Vibes
Saturday, 11 December 2021
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White Marble Home Interiors With Classical Elements
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Attractive white marble walls and matching marble furniture build an unmistakable air of luxury within these two enchanting home interiors. Classic paneling, traditional fireplaces and heavy draperies contribute to the pompous look. The combination of intricately luxurious decorations is freshly balanced with some simpler modern elements, in the form of contemporary kitchens and minimalist silhouettes. The first of our two outstanding home designs benefits from a rich green accent hue that has an edifying effect on the bright open plan living space and open plan master ensuita. The second home design is kept neutral with a hint of warmth in its clean, toned white layout.
A dark green sofa spreads color through the center of this chic open plan living room, where the dramatic gray vein of white marble strikes through a focal wall in the kitchen.
Two modular sofa pieces are arranged around a square marble coffee table with a reflective mirror base. The modular sofa design gives opportunities to sit in a straight line of sight with the living room TV, turn around to look out of the living room window or face into the neighboring kitchen to chat with the cook.
A traditional fireplace adds classic swirls to the modern decor. A simple silver-gray carpet connects with the marble vein.
White marble panels are arranged across the focus wall of the living room to form an elegant TV mount.
A white marble media shelf runs across the width of the room under the TV.
Traditionally swollen curtains add a sense of grandeur to the room.
In the marble kitchen, clear white modern cabinets make a clean, contemporary statement. The minimalist aesthetics of the kitchen units serve to counterbalance the more decorative elements of the interior. A modern line chandelier falls over a breakfast bar, where modern kitchen stools add black accents.
The marble countertop is kept completely clear except for the necessities needed to make a cup of cold coffee. An extra kitchen faucet adds a light touch next to the black washbasin.
A classic stone statue adorns the top of the traditional fireplace.
Moving into the bedroom, the dark green accent color returns in the form of a plush padded bed design. A molded concrete board creates an industrial textured trapdoor wall. A trio of large wire-frame white bedroom hangers dreamily float above.
A tall night lamp extends from a linear white marble liter unit on each side of the bed.
Swinging curtains reappear inside the bedroom, building on the air of classic elegance.
Literal holdings are kept relatively minimal, although a headset could sort things out a bit more.
The bedroom has an open plan en-suite bathroom with a free-standing bathtub.
The bathtub is placed centrally as the focus of the room. A large shower unit is supported by a white marble wet wall that runs smoothly around the room to become the back for a double wash vanity unit.
On the other side of the bathtub, a modern chair brings the green accent color to the recessed design.
The recliner chair lies in the light of the window, where it becomes a comfortable read.
Bright extra bathroom cabinets complete a wall of mirrored closets in the attached bedroom.
Pale gray bedroom carpet quietly blends in with gray microcement floor treatment.
On the white marble vanity unit, a cane diffuser emits a loose odor that flows through the bedrooms and bathrooms.
Glossy white marble strikes again inside the guest bathroom, where the honeycomb is broken by smooth white modern storage units. A mirrored bathroom mirror reaches a height above the ceiling above the small vanity unit to create the feeling of added space and light.
A wide box light creates the atmosphere of a skylight over the large shower.
In our second prominent home interior, we come to a bright and airy living room with a smart classic paneling. A modern tufted sofa, chair and matching ottoman set are located in a conversational seating arrangement where the television plays a second violin sideways.
A simple gray lounge rug ties the seating plan together, with a white marble coffee table set in the center. A round modern chandelier hangs a cool white halo of light over the living room layout.
A smaller side table nests with the marble coffee table, which can be easily moved around the seat as needed.
In front of the large living room window, a coffee table bookcase and a classic stone statue dress a narrow black sofa table.
In the open-plan kitchen, a dark black faucet contrasts sharply with a clean white counter and flat white units.
A large dining room chandelier dominates the formal dining room, which is conveniently located next to the kitchen. The wide cluster of white glass globes descends onto a white marble round dining table and warm white upholstered dining chairs. The black frames of the dining chairs coordinate sharply with the black kitchen appliances and the black window frames of the apartment.
A black fruit bowl makes a bold ornament on the shiny white marble tabletop. See more inspiration for modern fruit trees.
A wall of flat-faced, unobtrusive units creates a free background for the kitchen. The kitchen island follows the simple, minimalist aesthetic with a basic white surround and a linear hanging light to illuminate its length.
The linear chandelier provides task light to the battery area at the end of the island. A black integral oven fits into the back wall, where it adds a moment of contrast into its simple white surroundings.
The kitchen island creates a clean divide between the kitchen and the dining area.
In the masterpiece, 3D-embossed bedroom wall decoration is paired over the headboard of modern black 4-poster bed design.
The black bed frame contrasts sharply with the white bedroom wall decoration. See more ideas for 4 poster beds.
Two dim lights flank the 4-poster bed, where they fall over elegant black marble bedside tables.
Next to the window, an elegant bedroom chair and a matching ottoman make a comfortable bedroom a reading pad. The swivel chair is the Large Butterfly Chair designed by Naoto Fukasawa for B&B Italia.
A flat-textured rug makes a soft landing around the bed, where it warms the wooden chevron floor.
A wide panel perfectly frames the wall-mounted TV.
Black electric sockets provide the black marble bedside table with color matching charging points.
The walk-in closet is covered with mirrored closets that protect designer items and off-season clothing from dust.
LED ribbons illuminate the wardrobe around its edges so that clothing is brightly displayed and easily selectable and colorable. Shoe storage is arranged at the base of the system, making shoes quickly slide on and off with minimal effort.
The bathroom decor is framed with paneling, which gives the room a nice classic look. The classic elegance is complemented by a white marble floor and a striking modern glass chandelier.
There is a small black side table to provide the stand-alone bathtub with a convenient storage area for soap and other toiletries.
A black marble toilet tray accessorizes the modern bathroom, which has an elegant, shallow basin unit. An additional faucet completes the pale gray base of the unit.
The wall hung toilet is mounted on the panel. A white trash can mixes with the white background. Additional bathrooms and an additional vertical radiator add some shine to the clean decorative palette.
In the powder room, the white decoration is dotted with solid black accents. A linear black wall lamp is mounted together with a matching runner-shaped mirror and a modern matte black wash unit. Beneath the black basin, a white paneled molded base gives a small nod to the paneling that appears in the other rooms of the apartment.
A slim tray organizes soap dispensers and mini-decorative vases next to the sink.
The black bathroom basin darkly coordinates with a black tinted sliding shower screen.
A white marble wet wall contains the shower in a glorious black vein. A matching black toilet shelf cuts across the stone.
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White Marble Home Interiors With Classical Elements
Friday, 10 December 2021
Like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. Attractive white marble walls and matching marble furniture build an unmistakable air of luxury within these two enchanting home interiors. Classic paneling, traditional fireplaces and heavy draperies contribute to the pompous look. The combination of intricately luxurious decorations is freshly balanced
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Luxe Home Interiors With Staple Accent Colours
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Glossy white marble, gold appliances and upscale furniture all come together to instill a sense of enviable luxury in these large apartments, bedrooms and chic bathrooms. What sets each home design apart, however, is one solid base color that is used to create coherence between the open plan living areas, from scattered cushions in lavish living rooms to upholstered dining chairs and luxurious bedroom accessories. The colorful elements work to enrich the intricacies of the interiors, which include special characteristic stone walls, textured plaster, mirror glass, classic molding and opulent upholstery. Magnificent modern chandeliers create a magical glow in every area, brightly illuminating the custom look.
Shiny gold tables shine through the living room of our first luxury home interior design, along with luxury gold home accessories and designer wall lights. A deep green accent color is established in thick scattered cushions across the sofa and penetrates into mature indoor plants.
The lounge sofas and matching lounge chairs are high quality and highly detailed with contrasting embellishments. A chic modern chandelier shines above.
A second living room area is furnished with soft gray tufted sofas, where they form a symmetrical arrangement on either side of a spectacular marble feature wall. A bright gold frame trims the bookmached marble and wood grain panels on the back. Twin gold coffee tables shine under matching chandeliers.
A crystal chandelier drips light along the imposing home entrance, causing light reflection through a bright black and white marble tiled floor.
Gold ribbons cut through the high-quality floor treatment that ties in with a gold console table, wall lamps and gold door hardware.
The dining room chandelier adds a golden glow over a very formal dining room. Emerald green dining chairs line up on two sides of a long dining table, while the head and foot of the table are defined with contrasting gray equivalents.
A characteristic wall of round and racing mirrors reflects the natural light of a huge dining room window.
The opposite wall features another fabulous piece of striking book-matched marble.
The dining table and console table echo the white marble element.
Classic murmuring frames both sides of the mirror focus wall to create symmetry.
Our second luxury home design has a rich brown accent color that effectively lands the luxurious gold and white marble pattern. A piece of metal wall decoration adds shape and interest to the complex living room layout.
A mix of brown and monochrome scattered cushions dress the gray sofas.
A glass vase and an interesting sculpture adorn a unique golden coffee table.
The round coffee table creates a central core for the conversational U-shaped lounge arrangement.
Built-in glass cabinets emit a golden glow on either side of the large living room window.
White marble panels build a chic TV wall.
In the dining room, the upholstered dining chairs carry the rich brown accent color that was established in the living room to create cohesion.
The white marble floor includes a black marble inlay that boldly frames the contour of the dining table.
A mirrored focal wall rises from behind a white marble buffet.
A slight split is marked between the dining room and the living room with rotating marble screens.
This luxurious home interior brings us back to a green accent color, but this time in a lighter, mossy shade. Mossy green accent chairs, matching bench and green split cushions create an edifying effect within the predominantly white living room.
A wall of white book-matching marble separates the living room from the adjoining dining room.
The kitchen area occupies the adjoining space with an antique gray-green hue.
An elegant hanging chair swings like a golden birdcage in the home entrance.
Finally, we come to our fourth outstanding home design where pervinking blue accents create a soothing effect in a luxurious environment. A piece of natural wood wall decoration adds a warming element against a cool white marble accent wall.
An upholstered coffee table puts the pervinke blue accent right in the heart of the living room design, where it splits into accent cushions and puts on gray sofas and lounge chairs.
A modern fireplace flickers under the TV and a gray marble mountain. Riveted plaster panels bring a fashionable texture to each side of the fireplace, where they provide additional interest to backlit display shelves. Modern chandelier expands on the golden glow.
Fluted glass vases adorn the coffee tables.
The large lounge is divided into two smaller seats. In the second, a curved sofa comfortably encompasses a set of nesting coffee tables.
The other side of the open plan residential area is dedicated to the dining room.
Upholstered dining chairs and modern wall art bring calm blue accents to the luxurious décor of the dining room.
A modular blue console unit continues the color theme into the home entrance.
As we move away from the living quarters and into the master bedroom, the base color changes from blue to green. Modern bedroom pendant lights drop curls of bright lighting onto a custom-made headboard wall of luxurious upholstery and mirror glass.
A modern bed bench finish and matching vanity puff communicate the flute texture trend in upholstered panels.
Latite wood panels draw a geometric pattern across the bedroom TV wall.
Gold framed glass doors protect designer clothing from dust inside the walk-in closet.
A beautiful marble motif fills the bathroom floor.
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Luxe Home Interiors With Staple Accent Colours
Wednesday, 08 December 2021
Like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. Glossy white marble, gold appliances and upscale furniture all come together to instill a sense of enviable luxury in these large apartments, bedrooms and chic bathrooms. What sets each home design apart, however, is one solid base color that is used
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Breathing In Nature & Peace With Scandinavian decoration
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Bohemian infusions to Scandinavian decoration mean more colors, more woven elements and more intricate patterns. Decorations and accessories take on a more natural aesthetic, with hints of world travel. In these four Scandi-Boho home interiors, the fusion of interior themes makes light and airy living spaces that communicate a connection with nature through indoor plants and a natural material palette. A sense of peace results from the natural vibrations, which are enhanced by earthy accents, handmade objects of interest and easy, windy arrangements. We will round off with a slightly brighter consideration of the aesthetics, where vibrant turquoises shake a quiet setting of white and wood tone.
A gallery wall of botanical art and an intricate pattern introduce boho vibes into our first outstanding home design. Skandi-style dove gray living room sofa makes a gentle accompaniment to the display of natural tones.
Down in front of the sofa, a geometrically designed rug stretches in shades of deep blue and shade. A small puff continues the blue accent shade in its boho padding.
A round lounge chair and a mature indoor plant pair to form a typical boho reading night ensemble, but a clever simple upholstery and a simple accent cushion bring back the simple Scandi vibes.
Outside the elegant little home, a deck is being built to extend the living space. A set of small outdoor chairs are turned out to the abundant green view.
The wooden deck splits into smaller wooden “steps” at one end that form a path through the landscape.
Inside the bedroom, a Scandi wooden platform bed is dressed in deep shades of orange and shade in a boho print. Dark shady scattered cushions are layered at the head of the bed, under a picture frame filled with dreamy botanical art. A simple round mirror adorns the adjoining wall next to the window.
Wooden bedside tables are equipped with elegant leather-looking handles. A sweet-smelling candy cane and a slender glass vase filled with dried flowers make tranquil decorations.
Within the clear white marble bathroom scheme, a wood-framed bathroom mirror and rustic wooden vanity make warming contributions. Shiny gold fixtures add a luxurious element.
Located in Barcelona, Spain, our second Scandi-Boho home tour begins in a lighted hall. A tasseled living room rug lies boho vibes under a Scandi lounge chair and a tripod floor lamp.
The Scandinavian style chair design features an element of cord wrapped around the frame that nods to the boho aesthetic.
Bottle-green split cushions add punk accents to the neutral beige chairs. The cushions connect with indoor plants that are scattered around the interior and the view of balcony plants that can be enjoyed through large windows.
A concrete planter was built on the covered balcony to house a bunch of flowering greenery.
Two woven chairs and a small round coffee table make up a nice lounge where the homeowners can drink together or read quietly in solitude.
An intricate black metal base gives the round coffee table a unique look. The table top is just the perfect size for a carafe and a pair of glass glasses.
The small kitchen is hidden behind wooden folding doors, which keeps the look of the open plan living room clean and clear when cooking doesn’t move.
A secret door leads to the bathroom.
Inside the bathroom, hanging planters create a wash of greenery over bright white cabinets.
A minimalist extra faucet fills the luxurious stone sink.
High-gloss white tiles run from the living room into the bedroom, where they create a clean, minimalist base for a comfortable upholstered bed. White wall panels complete the simplicity of the tiles and camouflage the door into the entryway closet.
The closet is a narrow but well-equipped space with ample storage.
Our third home design is a project in Colwyn Bay, Wales. Mid-century modern inspired Scandi side embraces the width of the living room, where fluffy imitation leather lounge chairs seem irresistible.
The bedroom is small but well arranged. A flat-textured bedroom rug holds together a pair of Scandinavian stools at the end of the bed. Rotating hanging light shades expand the symmetrical arrangement on each side of the bed.
The bathroom contains sharp black accents in the form of a linear modern bathroom, black toilet appliances and a black shower.
On our final Scandi-Boho home tour, bright turquoise accents rock a primarily neutral decorative palette. A large rug lays a simple pale gray base for the layout of the living room.
A round wooden coffee table offers a generously large place for drinks and light snacks during entertainment.
A decorative tray shows fluted glassware on the table.
The turquoise upholstered lounge chair forms the heroic piece for the lounge layout that inspires turquoise scattered cushions on the sofa.
The TV is mounted on a rotating bar to offer the ultimate viewing angle of various seating options.
On the opposite side of a wooden lath screen, a home gym is tastefully decorated with a chevron-effect wooden buffet and a painted arched wall feature.
A large indoor plant provides a visual buffer between the home gym and the home entrance.
Virgin white dining rooms are interspersed with heated wooden inserts where simple white dishes are stored and displayed. A barn door leads directly into the kitchen.
Base cabinets and knives put natural wood elements into the kitchen, while a green backsplash smooths into a soothing green accent color, and monochrome tiles spread a bold pattern.
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Monday, 22 November 2021
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Luxury Stone Home In Mallorca Inspired By Tradition
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Inspired by history and tradition, this 402.37 square meter home is a true piece of the Mediterranean, quietly merging with the beautiful natural landscape. Created by an architectural firm Beef Architect, This luxury home in Mallorca is respectfully built of local stone to follow along with the traditional stone towns on the island. The stone facade helps maintain a cool temperature during the summer and helps to accumulate heat in the winter months. Inside the apartment, the stone walls become an attractive rustic aesthetic that gives the house a sense of security and constancy. Modern furniture and striking lighting fixtures form a contemporary decoration with elements of natural wood, rattan and glass.
Casa Fly reflects the popular architecture not only by stone that is sourced from the local quarry, but by using traditional techniques that are used throughout the island of Mallorca.
Based on the typical construction of Majorcan houses and their boundary walls, the traditional dry technique of “Pedra en sec” links the building with the local design, which was declared an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO in 2018.
The home opens onto a large pool terrace where fingers of concrete extend over the inviting blue water.
The house is built in respect of the local environment; ventilation systems and areas of natural shade are included to offer relief from the hot Mediterranean sun.
The window is snowed deep into the structure of the house, where the windows find shade under large concrete slabs.
The rustic stone-built aesthetic flows from the outside to the large and spacious interior, where it meets with lime plaster, Lime stucco. A gray modular sofa is arranged in a sociable U-shaped layout, proving plenty of space for extended family and friends.
When dinner time calls, a large rectangular dining table seats up to eight guests. The wooden dining set is complemented by a wooden lath wall feature behind it. These wooden tin walls repeat all over the interior, where they create an interesting shade play as the sunlight moves. As well as portraying the contemporary lattice trend, the natural wood communicates a local traditional atmosphere.
The side wall panels also allow airflow through the home, even while the exterior shutters are closed. Appearance clay dining room lights complete the warm tone of the wooden dining room.
Slatted ceilings bring a softer wood tone to the living room, cutting a contemporary feel over the rustic exposed masonry.
Floor-to-ceiling wooden shutters fold closed across the transitional living space between the interior and the pool terrace for heat prevention. Not only useful, but aesthetically these wooden shutters beautifully listen to the traditional facades of typical Majorcan houses.
Once the shutters are removed, a modern dining room connects with the pool terrace to provide a shaded dining room with a beautiful view.
The unique dining set has a pair of solid wood benches that fuse with the table top.
As we pass the naturally ventilated dining room, we enter the kitchen through a set of sliding glass doors. The series of doors used throughout the property allows fresh air to enter each apartment, or flow through the entire home. Removable furniture stands out against the modest decor, here in the form of a custom cantilevered kitchen island that complements the exterior canopies.
A concrete canopy shades an outdoor seat by the pool.
Casa Fly was molded to deliver an extraordinary experience to its residents during each turn.
A bold cantilever staircase design climbs to the upper floor. Wooden slats build a coordinating vertical axis that forms the backbone of the house.
Above, a modern upholstered bed places a simple gray platform against the warming tones of a stone-headed wall.
The wooden lattice panel aesthetic repeats itself inside the bedrooms, creating a soothing coherence throughout the house.
Blue decorative accents are inspired by the view of the clear blue sky and the Mediterranean Sea.
The rest of the interior color palette is happily uncomplicated in shades of gray and sandy beige.
Modern wooden furniture and natural jute round rug form a small seat.
Airflow moves through the entire house to the skylights to provide vertical and horizontal ventilation.
The wide, cantilevered staircase design serves as an outlet for fresh air.
An abstract bronze statue dominates the light-filled landing.
Downstairs in the home gym, a fabulous lighted rock phase wall creates visual drama.
At the front entrance, the luxury house stands in modest harmony with the local architecture.
Wood, local stone and concrete speak quietly about Mediterranean style.
An imposing front door is camouflaged within uniform lath panels.
Abundantly green borders frame the modern entrance.
Different views are enjoyed from every level of the home, an endless seascape of the pool and an illuminated cityscape of the bedroom at night, which shines through a break between the sloping terrain and the pines.
Glass railings allow unobstructed passage of natural light.
Creative landscaping encompasses the natural terrain.
Mature trees grow privacy around the property.
The tall trees also provide much needed shade on the pool patio.
The linear architecture reflects the smooth horizon.
Shutters lock in the sunshine during the hottest hours of the day.
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Luxury Stone Home In Mallorca Inspired By Tradition
Tuesday, 16 November 2021
Like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. Inspired by history and tradition, this 402.37 square meter home is a true piece of the Mediterranean, quietly merging with the beautiful natural landscape. Created by an architectural firm Beef Architect, This luxury home in Mallorca is respectfully built of local
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Homey White Wood And Green Decor With Cute Curves
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Bright white decor, natural wood elements and fresh light green accents form the airy rooms of these two home interior designs. Displayed by Elemental Design, The two decorative schemes are also characterized by a multitude of beautiful curves that come in the form of painted murals, curved mirrors and curved wardrobes. Indoor plants and botanical wall art provide much of the greenery, but a delicious mint green and white kitchen, fresh mint green children’s decor and a green accent master bedroom are spread out on the edifying color palette. We’ll also find a powder blue and red design of a bedroom, and a plethora of built-in furniture ideas.
An elegant ceiling fan is tucked into a circular ceiling niche in the first of our two home tours. The unique canopy sets a curved shape for the rest of the room, where a round coffee table reflects its silhouette.
A lattice wooden stand adds a contemporary style to the white marble round coffee table. A square ottoman and a linear modern sofa are softened with rounded corners to suit the room aesthetic. Lightweight apricot accent cushions add visual warmth to the gray sofa upholstery.
The TV stand carries a traditionally inspired aesthetic with elegantly framed doors and brass details. Curved edges smooth the unit into the white TV wall, where a circular detail paints a striking feature behind the TV screen.
The structure of the TV wall curves down to merge into the kitchen peninsula. A beautiful white fence planter contains a neat row of indoor plants.
A cylindrical wooden pillar and arched base support the dining peninsula.
Above the peninsula, the elegant fixtures are Model 2065 dining room hangers designed by Gino Sarfatti for the Danish brand Astep. Warm gray dining chairs contrast darkly against a white marble tabletop.
A children’s playground is set up in the corner of the room. A fun fabric tip is paired with a round rug that complements another painted circular wall function. Botanical art and pot plants give the playground an adventurous feel. A wicker basket keeps toys tidy.
Built-in storage units have a decorative arched bookcase. The arch is completed by a runway-shaped wall mirror near the front door, where a built-in entrance bench hides shoe storage.
Mint green kitchen backsplash threads a cool color through a white and wooden kitchen cabinet combination.
Inside the master bedroom, a piece of circular bedroom wall decoration extends the botanical influence on the platform bed. A small indoor plant grows a burst of living greenery.
Custom wardrobes have a slatted finish and curved edges.
The floating TV stand and matching dressing table coordinate with the curved formation of the wardrobe. A round vanity stool, free-form vanity mirror and arched murder detail add more complementary curves. A small hanging light falls in a sweet pop of reddish pink.
The second double bedroom design is more contradictory to the rest of the home with its sharp linear headboard design, although a rounded desk and chair duo smooth out the look.
A soft gray bedroom rug is matched by a tassel throw. Hanging bookshelves add an interesting touch to the bedroom door, where they form a library entrance.
All-white decor brightens a small windowless shower room.
A glass wall nursery is equipped with another beautiful custom clothing design.
House-shaped toy storage units are colored with mint green modules. A round carpet softens the playing area below before.
The covered balcony is used as a laundry, with a stacked washing machine and dryer. Cabinets retain cleaning solutions, while an open shelf offers room for folding and stacking.
Hanging plants and rotating wall planters give the balcony a garden feel.
A wooden-covered window makes an arch in the hall of our second home tour. The interior window creates a light-sharing focus over the sofa, which creates the feeling of added space.
The arched window is completed by a curved pattern on the living room carpet, and a rounded rectangular coffee table.
An upholstered dining table softens the aesthetics of the modern wooden dining set.
The narrow galley kitchen directs the eye to a high window with a city view.
Shoe storage is lit under a set of built-in storage units in the home entrance. Open shelf corners heat up the white installation with moments of natural wood tone.
A custom L-shaped desk draws around the perimeter of the small, square room. Wall shelves take advantage of the vertical storage space.
In the master, dimmed green paint colors a calm background for wooden shelves and 3D abstract embossed bedroom wall decor.
A decorative vase adds the sculptural element to a built-in bookshelf that merges into a window seat.
The vanity unit is arranged as a peninsula that attaches to the closet and separates the sleeping space from the clothing area.
Green paint colors a decorative edge against the foot of the bed.
This bedroom changes the color palette with powder blue and red accents, although the green theme is still present in botanical wall art.
The window seat in this bedroom merges with a custom-made wardrobe.
A home workshop overlooks the living room on the other side of the inner arched window.
The final bedroom has a built-in bed design with raised cupboards.
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Homey White Wood And Green Decor With Cute Curves
Friday, 12 November 2021
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Exquisite Weekend House: Sapota Plantation in Northern India
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On the outskirts of Bharuch, Gujarat, the dense 50-year-old Sapota plantations held both the main attraction and the biggest challenge in the design of this weekend house for the Shah family. Set within 800,000 square feet of countryside, the plot features 30 adult Sapot trees, which the customers wanted to preserve in all their glory. External link: Dipen Gada Architects devised a plan to form a 15,000-square-foot house around the mature trees, making them the main feature of the imposing home. A central courtyard houses one of these majestic trees right in the heart of the home, while another climbs through a picturesque balcony.
The exterior of the modern house is a red masonry linear mass, with an imposing brick staircase leading up to the front entrance.
The modern facade has custom-made metal columns and beams that contrast sharply with the exposed red masonry. The north-facing front façade has an abundance of openings with large deck areas arranged in advance to allow the homeowners and their family to connect with the landscape.
One of the mature Sapota trees is integrated into the entrance porch, where it bursts up through the courtyard and continues through the upper balcony. The house was designed to ensure that minimal trees were damaged so that the original beauty of the plot would be preserved.
Glass walls create the look that the whole house is part of the exterior, just as the customers wanted. The huge glass panels can be pulled back to create a more real connection, and achieve airflow through the home. The kitchen is an unconventional layout with a dominant huge island. A small butler kitchen is located at the rear of the room, where major cooking can be completed out of sight.
A cantilevered canopy above the outdoor dining room serves as the main balcony for the first floor.
An outdoor bench rests on the front terrace, perfectly located to look at the beautiful view created by the resident Sapota there.
A huge recreation space is located on the ground floor, which continues into the main hall. The multifunctional area is attractively surrounded by a unique perforated screen that features a jungle landscape and animals inside the perforated metal panels. The doors were initially introduced to prevent unwanted animals from entering, but now form a main feature of the house.
The decorative metal doors can be fully pulled back so that the room becomes fused with the landscape.
A swing seat offers a relaxed reading room within the shaded lounge area, and introduces a pop of playful color.
The front entrance leads directly to the central courtyard design of the home, where another fabulous tree retains its territory.
The business background of the customers in industrial manufacturing is communicated through the metal structural system of the home. The steel makes a bold counteraction with the organic elements that speak of the customer’s passion for living in nature.
The canopy of the tree reaches the full height of the home, where it bursts into the blue sky.
Walking down the glass corridor between the central courtyard and the balcony sets you up between the treetops. A seat on the balcony looks too dreamy and inviting to resist.
The home theater is located upstairs on the first floor, to the left of the courtyard. The theater room is furnished with a U-shaped modular sofa and a second row at the back to accommodate many guests who can even sleep in a pinch. A Dali light control system is used to dim the lights in the room at the film, or guests can watch from the air terrace, which opens to the northeast.
An external staircase goes up towards the pool deck.
Up on the pool terrace, mature trees grow a protective embrace around the property.
Two bedrooms open directly to the pool.
Behind the central courtyard, there is an internal staircase and elevator. Made of 10 mm folded metal plates, the staircase rises to two open roof slits, which cause a magical play of light on a piece of ceramic art by artist Devesh Upadhyay, and a desi-painting in Kalamkari art.
The first bedroom that connects with the pool is the master bedroom. Radhika Kacha’s dark blue moon landscape makes for a fascinating bedroom wall decoration. Wicker jewelry complements the visual warmth of the exposed red masonry.
Simple and practical furniture was taken care of by DAAZ.
The guest room is decorated with fresh green accents that drape the platform bed and brighten up a gray bedroom chair. An opening to a balcony and a modern ceiling fan cools the concrete room. See more unique ceiling fans here.
The bathroom is also colored with green accents that complement nature’s own color palette.
The house design was developed with Vastu’s foundations firmly in mind.
The red house contrasts brightly with the natural greenery that rushes up to meet it.
Floor plan. The central courtyard serves as the arrival point on the upper floor, which connects with the front deck area above the front entrance. On this level, there is also a service pantry, and the large home cinema with its huge deck area on the east side.
Plan of the ground floor. The tree pricked grand entrance immediately establishes the union between the natural environment and the man-made structure that forms this unique home.
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Exquisite Weekend House: Sapota Plantation in Northern India
Wednesday, 10 November 2021
Like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. On the outskirts of Bharuch, Gujarat, the dense 50-year-old Sapota plantations held both the main attraction and the biggest challenge in the design of this weekend house for the Shah family. Set within 800,000 square feet of countryside, the plot features
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A Traditional Kerala Style House From The South Of India
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Traditional Kerala architecture is a famous style of South India, which is primarily based on the science of carpentry principles which are known as Thachu Shastra, and the science of architecture & construction known as Vastu Shastra. A central, airy courtyard is essential in a traditional Kerala home, and that is why a pond edge courtyard design creates the heart of this 2400 square foot residence in Palakkad. Designed by i2a Architects for Mr. Rajeev & family, this house was created with a fundamental concept ‘Idanazhi’, which in regional language means corridor. The light-filled hallway establishes easy flow through every open area of the home, keeping family members close and connected.
The most distinctive features of Kerala style architecture are monsoon-resistant roofs that take long and steep, simple circular, or square shapes, the gable windows, and tall pillars.
Local materials characterize both the exterior and interior of the home with a combination of wood, clay tile, and brick. The local materials achieve a harmonious balance with the surrounding landscape.
The front entrance accepts a traditional Padippur design, which consists of a covered entrance that leads directly into the main part of the house. This modern version of the Padippura concept also includes a heavy wooden front door for extra security and privacy around the front garden.
The Poomukham, or entrance porch, represents the first interior space of the house. It is located under a sloping clay tile roof, which is supported by cement pillars. Once upon a time, the head of the family would settle on the Poomukham in a reclining chair, equipped with a thuppal kolambi (spit).
Mature plants and abundant lawn grow a fresh green border around the red brick house.
Raw gray concrete contrasts sharply with the clay roofs and red masonry that build an interesting layered effect.
A concrete planter brings flowering of the greenery from the front garden to the outside entrance of the home, to create a welcoming entrance for guests and extended family. Exterior lights illuminate the path to the front door.
Once within the traditional Kerala Style architecture, a more modern atmosphere brings the interior to the realms of contemporary home design. Elegant round coffee table design combines natural wood grain with trendy matte black finished frame. A lined upholstered sofa and chair set sharp silhouettes. A cut white wall paint makes a fresh contradiction to interior exposed masonry feature walls.
Clay muxarabi screens allow natural daylight to filter into the main hallway that characterizes the home. Light play changes according to the position of the sun.
The essential central courtyard of this traditional Kerala style house is connected with a smaller courtyard design that comes out from under a modern staircase design.
A shrub grows in the center of the main courtyard, where it thrives under an open roof window. A kitchen window allows an appreciation of the courtyard view and the natural light here.
Narrow ponds run along each side of the yard design, providing habitat for aquatic plants to grow and adding to the relaxed atmosphere.
A wooden deck chair is set up on the tiled floor of the courtyard as a place for the homeowner to come and relax, reflect or converse with family members in the kitchen through the open kitchen window. Another clay musharabi screen climbs to the full height of the two-story courtyard design, where it filters out the strong sunlight, offers a cooling breeze and forms an interesting sculptural element.
From the courtyard, we move through the main hallway of the home into the open plan kitchen and dining room.
Exposed red masonry walls instill visual warmth into the dining room. The wooden dining table and dining chairs carry a complementary reddish hue. The kitchen is a modern gray, white and wooden layout, with a smooth peninsula that separates it from the neighboring dining room.
The same red wood finish builds a modern staircase design throughout the home. Metal railings exaggerate the contemporary aesthetic.
Open levers allow a picturesque view of the basement courtyard to look through on the ascent to the upper floor. Muxarabi clay accepts natural light on the stairs and the indoor plants.
Custom cabinets form an entrance table with storage where colorful decorative bowls and vases are displayed. Next to this, a higher unit serves as a vanity area for the homeowners and their guests to clean up after entering the home.
The bedrooms are large and spacious with airy high ceilings. A Moroccan quarter-bed and a matching desk inject elements of a warm wood tone into the simple white decorative scheme. Wooden bookshelves are stacked over the home workshop to provide practical storage. A small piece of bedroom wall decoration adds some color over a pair of luxurious gray accent pillows and a matching bed throw.
In the second bedroom, raw gray concrete decoration builds a more grumpy atmosphere. A wooden reading chair is located under a high window to form a quiet reading song. Wooden liter units fly the bed with a cohesive matching tone. Small indoor plants punctuate the dark bedroom decor with moments of edifying greenery and soft texture.
An open masonry around the perimeter wall of the home reveals glimpses of the architecture and garden that lie inside and allows the homeowners to look outside from the lawn and the downstairs windows.
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A Traditional Kerala Style House From The South Of India
Tuesday, 09 November 2021
Like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. Traditional Kerala architecture is a famous style of South India, which is primarily based on the science of carpentry principles which are known as Thachu Shastra, and the science of architecture & construction known as Vastu Shastra. A central, airy courtyard
51 Gold Kitchens With Tips And Accessories
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The gold kitchen decorating trend is regularly tamed with small gold kitchen accessories, upgraded hardware, or maybe a gold kitchen appliance or two. However, if you really want this high-end trend to surpass luxury and a bold personality, you have to make it bigger. Gold kitchen cabinets can be used for a full Midas touch, or just a few accent units can achieve the required luxurious fullness of the aesthetic without becoming overwhelming in the space. This collection of 51 golden kitchens, fabulous accessories, hanging lights and bar stools shows just how to achieve the luxurious metal mood of the moment without appearing even a little chic.
A splash of gold, or rather a splash of gold, may be enough to make your kitchen hit a trend. Gold backsplash can be rebuilt into an existing modern kitchen design and will look right at home when equipped with some upgraded gold kitchen hardware.
Unique and ready to mix. A single row of gold kitchen cabinets mixes with a gold-trimmed island in this design. See more of this luxurious gold and stone enriched home interior here.
Golden and bright, this linear hanging light adds shine and illumination over a brushed golden kitchen island with a smooth travertine contraction. A gold kitchen shelf and matching metal disclosure draw attention to the kitchen sink.
Instead of separating your golden kitchen with an additional colored cabinet front, break the run with a contrasting texture like this smooth and wide kitchen layout.
Royal gold meets royal blue. Multi-Lite hangers of Gubi and three golden kitchen stools make a rich union with a solid blue kitchen island in this chic concept.
Another set of Multi-Lite suspensions from Gubi form a golden trio over an integrated dining peninsula.
Cut over the rest. This sophisticated black and gold kitchen design features a dramatic, asymmetrical cut in a stunning glossy finish.
Golden and light. The golden core of this kitchen shines like the sun in the center of the solar system. Golden wall lamps and a golden kitchen faucet sprinkle gold around its orbit.
Consider perfecting. Metal surfaces look best when they reflect light, so this 3D tile background looks sublime with its light-capturing looks.
Shine out of the shadows. This high bright golden kitchen island is positioned perfectly to capture the natural light of a neighboring window, which draws it out of the shadows of an otherwise black kitchen scheme.
Marvel at mixed metals. Gold and silver are brilliant examples of how mixed metals make a luxurious combination. Introduce elements of a natural wood tone to warm up the look.
Now geometry. This fabulous kitchen island design is shaped with white marble and metallic gold that come together in a distinct geometric cut.
Gold and grand. An oversized golden sputnik chandelier makes a great companion for a gilded kitchen island.
In this golden kitchen design, a smaller modern chandelier has been doubled to create the required wow factor over a food peninsula.
Life for gold. Trailed gold unit fronts are complemented by wire-framed kitchen stools in this one, making the texture of the scheme as dominant as the gold accent color.
Inda is a superhero. These spectacular stools are the Serous Bar Stool designed by Michael Sean Stolworthy, which were featured in Marvel Studio’s Black Panther movie.
From the happiest place on earth to your kitchen, this golden statue of Mickey Mouse adds a fun element to a serious black and gold kitchen layout.
Combine golden kitchen accents with other striking colors without causing a collision. White stripes will create a wide and airy break between bold accents, while natural wood grain brings earthy balance. In this design, a trio of low-hanging kitchen pendant lights delicately combine the contrasting elements.
In this example, a red pink kitchen island is combined with a green striped backsplash and bright gold cabinets to make a colorful fusion. This is the Home of Alex McCabe, founder of the bright and colorful household goods brand, Kip & Co.
Another boost of pink accents, this dark pink and terraced kitchen decor is crowned with gold orb pendants and a golden kitchen faucet.
Green and golden glory. Gold box fronts add a glorious accent stripe over muted green kitchen cabinets. Leaf print kitchen linens or upholstered dining chairs will encourage a complementary botanical aesthetic.
Graceful gray and gold. Painted gray kitchen with gold hardware speaks of classic elegance. Add a gold extraction unit for extra wow factor.
This time, a golden kitchen utensil unit is the showcase for pistachio green and natural wood kitchen decor.
Duplicate the extractor, duplicate the effect.
Gold fixtures and vertical garden walls. For uninterrupted gold cooking, integrated gold appliances will help you achieve one solid expanse. Add interest to the end of your kitchen with a narrow vertical garden strip where abundant green leaves will grow invigorating contrast and texture.
Rich and rustic. Build a rustic frame around a shiny gold kitchen with exposed masonry. Maximize the effect by bleeding gold cabinet fronts into a compatible divine backsplash to fill a solid core.
Solid gold bars. This island bar is made up of one solid gold volume and a cantilevered wooden counter for contrast.
If you’re not ready for the Midas touch en masse, you can settle for a collection of small gold kitchen accessories, new pendant lights and upgrade your kitchen stools to nod to the fashionable metal aesthetic.
Time for champagne. Satin champagne earrings make a more delicate statement than their yellow gold counterparts.
All around glamor. When you go with a gold theme, that doesn’t mean every other aspect of the palette has to fade by comparison. This adventurous design introduces jade green masonry, dominant pink elements, and a brilliant crystal chandelier into the mix.
Consider reflections. When working with metals, it is also necessary to consider what will be reflected in the finish. This golden kitchen island beautifully reflects a chevron floor treatment that makes the floor expanse look even bigger. On the other hand, it would be undesirable to duplicate the presence of trash or damage to the floor, so use reflective endings wisely.
The ultimate brilliance. Orange walls combined with gold kitchen cabinets make for a warm mix that seems to shine.
Champagne curves. This curvy kitchen island base looks just too tempting to touch under its cool champagne finish. Champagne gold ornaments frame fashionable runways across the base closets at the back.
Create tonal interest within a white kitchen with a deep golden island accent. Enlarge the theme with a golden kitchen faucet and coordinating accessories.
Give a soulless modern home some character with an antique golden and gray kitchen.
Sage green and golden dream. There is something so dreamy about the combination of gold and green shades. Add black accent pieces to anchor the look in the modern arena.
The splendor of the art decorative spirit. Gold ornaments do wonders within an art-deco inspired kitchen design. See more inspiration for art deco-style interiors here.
Give your kitchen a gold crown, or at least a gold ceiling treatment.
This green and gold beauty enhances the saturation with a much brighter shade of cabinet.
Create glamor with a custom gold motif, like this chic cabinet trim that accommodates the slope of the stairs that go up.
A golden kitchen island gives an opportunity to brighten a dark gray and black kitchen with a special touch.
Another gray and black kitchen with a golden kitchen island but this time with an added row of gold floating base units to add to the luxurious luster of the space.
Emerald green and gold accents provide jewelry for a primarily white luster and marble ensemble.
Small additions add a lot. Razilely thin gold desks, gold shelf corner, faucet and matching hanging lights combine to create a brilliant result.
Dripping for gold. This unique kitchen design is shaped by a multi-level desktop that seems to overwhelm the sides of the kitchen island into molten drops of liquid gold.
Exploration of the traditional. Create classic details with well-placed gilding.
The future is golden. Gold has been used over the centuries to impress and the future looks no different. Shine a futuristic kitchen design with an avant-garde gold finish.
A latte with a shot of espresso and golden shaves to leave, please
Removable furniture offers the opportunity for a temporary infusion of gold into your room. See more of this home here.
Gold with a plum tip and a marble fusion of complementary color.
Raise the heat with red and gold paringo, landed by interludes of natural wood tone.
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51 Gold Kitchens With Tips And Accessories
Friday, 05 November 2021
Like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. The gold kitchen decorating trend is regularly tamed with small gold kitchen accessories, upgraded hardware, or maybe a gold kitchen appliance or two. However, if you really want this high-end trend to surpass luxury and a bold personality, you have to
Polished Vietnamese Homes With Green Spaces Inside
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High-end furniture and richly toned color palettes create high-end spaces within these three polished Vietnamese homes. This high-rise image is peacefully balanced with pepper of green spaces inside, in the form of attic courtyards, hidden terraces and integrated indoor planters. The effects of Mother Nature dominate in the character and harmony of these interiors, evoking a sense of calm and encouraging a slower pace of life at home. In a fast-moving world, we should always have time to stop and smell the roses. There is also plenty of inspiration for impressive living rooms, kitchens and dining rooms, elegant bedrooms, creative outdoor living spaces and modern staircase designs.
A concrete living room builds a bold television wall treatment. Elegant modern media highlights the wall-mounted TV screen, while a stack of bookshelves builds a warm wooden tower.
White marble tiles flood clean, space expanding floor treatment through the living space and home entrance.
An impressive staircase design ascends to the second floor of the home amid a burst of lofty indoor plants that spring from a small indoor patio beneath the walkways.
A modern L-shaped kitchen surrounds the dining area with a row of contrasting gray and white cabinets.
The dining table is integrated into the side of the kitchen island to create one streamlined piece. A woven dining room hanger brightly illuminates the dining room. See more inspiration for dining room hangers here.
A square landing area is used as a home library.
Outside on the narrow terrace, a koi fish pond bubbles between raised planters filled with abundant shrubs.
Advanced planters also surround the balcony, where an outdoor dining set makes a perfect, shady spot for brunch.
A second bedroom is decorated with intricate brandy and a gray color scheme. Sebastian Herkner’s large floor lamp Oda illuminates one edge of the bed, while a smaller alternative illuminates the other.
A narrow shelf provides the simple TV wall, providing a cornice for a small decorative vase and some additional greenery.
The next bedroom is double with fully equipped furniture, which includes custom cabinets, a floating desk and a window seat with storage.
The platform bed also fits neatly into the furniture plan, with a custom base and headboard. A gray bedroom rug cools coolly against the warm wood tone.
Decorative vases add color to the TV.
This gray bedroom pattern is textured with a raw concrete headboard.
More custom furniture builds an untouched, bespoke aesthetic.
Illuminated bookshelves provide soft liter light.
A raised deck was covered with a plant-strewn pergola for shade.
The front entrance makes a smart first impression with a clear gray block entrance and a welcome outdoor lighting.
The home is stacked to combat the property’s narrow footprint. See some especially narrow properties here.
Next, this unique home interior has a character of its own that is evoked by unusual furniture silhouettes, a grumpy light scheme and a huge circular window that frames a peaceful green view.
The sculptural stool is the Spinning chair designed by Thomas Heatherwick for Magis. A small indoor patio echoes the curves in the furniture with its free-form border.
The rectangular dining table is set against a large indoor planter, which provides more opportunity for happy greenery.
A round roof window provides the plant with natural sunlight.
The skylight also brings extra daylight into the black kitchen design.
A circular slit on the side of the dining table completes the round skylight.
An outdoor bar was created right next to the residence as a place to socialize with friends and enjoy some air.
The bedroom is a serene space with a shared floor layout.
A floor design occupies the raised section of the room, while a small seat fills the lower part.
A beautiful wooden wardrobe and a low-level vanity table occupy the space at the foot of the floor bed.
Glass doors can be pulled across the sleeping area, separating it from the larger room. A round round rug and a matching pendant light define the comfortable reading area. A modern pedestal sink and wall mirror are framed in the open doorway.
Rustic stepping stones over pebbles form a natural-looking footpath along the corridor.
The final home tour has green decorative accents to complement the indoor plant life. Green pillows are complemented by natural jute round rug and wood-toned furniture. A unique ceiling fan cools the spacious room.
On the opposite side of an organic shaped interior window, a round dining table is placed under a spectacular rain of foliage.
A wooden wall decoration warms the simple white walls.
Three lanterns fall from the high ceiling, making an enchanting anchor point for the dining room.
An indoor courtyard grows a tree along with the staircase design.
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Polished Vietnamese Homes With Green Spaces Inside
Monday, 01 November 2021
Like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. High-end furniture and richly toned color palettes create high-end spaces within these three polished Vietnamese homes. This high-rise image is peacefully balanced with pepper of green spaces inside, in the form of attic courtyards, hidden terraces and integrated indoor planters. The
A Monolithic Argentinian House Set In Stone And Concrete
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This Argentine house takes on a linear, monolithic shape that dominates a green landscape next to an indigenous forest. Built with walls of cold concrete, the large house features a hard, brutalist exterior that can be seen from afar. As viewers approach, intermittent walls of rustic stone interrupt the smooth expanses of gray imagery, bringing texture and depth into rectangular cuts. Created by architects at Patio Studio, the house design is both separated and connected by courtyard areas that expand the volume of the home. The patio elements create an internal-external connection and serve as an integral part of the floor layout, complementing the main functions of the home.
Located on the edge of a sloping neighborhood, the house is blessed with green surroundings and abundant native forest background. The land on which the linear concrete house is built is suitably flat.
Apart from lawns, vegetation around the house is sparse. A raised planter was built at the front of the house to healthily balance the cold concrete and stone exterior.
A swimming pool embraces the side of a ground floor terrace, where outdoor furniture encourages socializing in the open air. The ground floor terrace also has a barbecue area and is connected to a volleyball court.
Soil was removed from around the site to raise the house to a rise of 1.3 meters. This adjustment raises the line of sight to pass over the neighboring grove and to a higher view of the larger landscape.
The upper floor of the home contains nine different spaces: the living room, dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms and three bathrooms.
The rooms are connected by a passage and separated by courtyards.
Inside the home, warm and inviting atmospheric lighting illuminates walls of rich wood tone panels and matching doors. A homemade built-in sofa design echoes the elegant and linear aesthetics of the home exterior. Cognac leather cushions soften the look.
A stone fireplace cuts down between large living room windows. Modern wooden storage units fly in all directions.
Walking along the corridor that connects the rooms, we pass doors to terraces and many crude stone presentation walls.
On one of the terraces, we discover a complex view of overlapping interior and exterior volumes.
The ground floor garage pulls up along with the pool and barbecue, separated by a thick stone wall.
Eleven courtyards create voids across the volume of the house that separate the nine solid interior modules.
The monolithic concrete structure of the building gives the home an introverted character.
The concrete skin that surrounds both inner and outer courtyards ensures ultimate privacy from even the nearest neighbors.
Once the homeowners and their visitors make it past the secretive concrete armor that contains the home, focus is largely pushed to the courtyards inside.
The wide path that rises into the center of the house is an experience in itself, where glimpses of the landscape compete with bold architectural features.
A flower bed filled with delicate white flowers seems playfully contradicting the weight, solidity and linearity of the neighboring architecture.
At night, the brutalist house design is revived by a light that explodes from massive windows and open courtyards.
While the concrete entrance looks tough and presumptuous, it is actually a gently sloping gradient that serves as a non-discriminatory access ramp for all physical abilities.
The winding path draws a welcoming meander to the upper floor where the main residence is located.
On the slope, a look into the social spaces of the home is allowed through wide windows.
Raised planters bring a touch of the green landscape to the top of the elegant concrete access ramp.
The same stone and concrete finishes form a coherent material palette both outside and inside the home, with wooden elements added inside to smooth and heat the living spaces and bedrooms.
The ascending path rises to the top in the form of a question mark. Shrubs grow around the sides, mitigating the impact of its concrete finish.
Whether looking at the inner courtyards of this introverted house, or looking at the neighboring forest, the views are magnificent.
Bird’s eye view of the property and plot.
The courtyards are perceived as just another part of the house to be frequented and enjoyed as well as the other rooms.
Uplights bring a whole new character to the outdoor spaces at night, as they highlight the textured look of the cast concrete and the imposing steep stone walls. Shrubs make dramatic shadows.
The prolific use of wood in the interior makes a smooth change of the external image of the home.
The widget evokes a seemingly endless arrangement of near and far views.
Elegant outdoor furniture ties in with black steel elements embedded around the architecture and borrows wooden accents from the interior.
Concrete slices hang like huge Tetris shapes against the clear blue sky, resting on a green bed.
The driveway reaches all the way to the driveway.
The property is located just a few meters back into the plot.
Overlapping concrete slabs create a unique entry point.
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A Monolithic Argentinian House Set In Stone And Concrete
Tuesday, 26 October 2021
Like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. This Argentine house takes on a linear, monolithic shape that dominates a green landscape next to an indigenous forest. Built with walls of cold concrete, the large house features a hard, brutalist exterior that can be seen from afar. As viewers
Modern Luxe Interiors Enriched With Gold And Stone
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Gold accents and high-quality Italian marble weave a thread of modern luxury with these two contemporary home projects. The fine beige, wood-like vein of Serpeggiante marble pays the perfect complement to the shiny metallic elements that highlight these interiors, where there is a solid emphasis of finishes and elegance. A tame infusion of golden dances through the first home design, updating a simple media unit, home accessories, and popping up in the kitchen. The golden touch rises in home tour number two, where we witness another glorious golden kitchen island and a gold-backed fireplace with a luxurious Serpeggiante marble setting, plus a chic marble dress bathroom project with gold fixtures.
Located on a riverside apartment complex overlooking the Zhivopisny Bridge in Moscow, Russia, this 80-square-meter apartment concept focuses on high-quality finishes and luxurious gold accents. Straight lines form a main feature of this design that directs the gaze around the camera.
A linear wall light strips a wall of split wooden paneling, which is interspersed with vertical mirrors. This broken effect causes an optical illusion of added space, as if another camera is developing on the other side of the split panels.
A serpentine marble forms a polished, round coffee table in the center of the light lounge space. A small black side table makes a dark contrast companion to the piece.
The sectional modern sofa sets a minimalist contour. Two Ottomans line up to create unobstructed seats in front of the living room window.
A cream lounge rug holds the layout together and creates a comfortable feel under the feet.
The floating TV sets a golden line into the pale decorative scheme, enriching the space with a bit of luxury.
A television speaker leans on top of the wall-mounted media unit, with no added decorative pieces to create a commotion.
A unique modern wall light introduces a golden accent to the home entrance, which is located right next to the living room in a free-flowing, open plan layout.
Interior doors reach up to the ceiling line of the apartment in framed doors, where their finish is camouflaged with the surrounding walls.
The front door is highlighted under warm wood, which fuses with its surrounding characteristic wall. Black hardware adds a contemporary touch.
A custom-made floor-to-ceiling mirror is conveniently located at the front door, along with a sleek marble entrance table. A strip of white LED light cuts sharply along one edge of the mirror, where the silver glass enhances its bright effect.
A modern decorative vase brings the golden accent to the front door. See more options for beautiful decorative vases here.
The open-air entrance sweeps around the kitchen dining room, which stands opposite the living room.
Two dining chairs approach the surrounding island table, where a spherical vase makes a simple centerpiece on top of the higher floor space.
The lower kitchen units contrast the luxurious golden finish of the upper parts with a smooth, natural wood tone. A black faucet and a black kitchen sink dot a white Serpeggiante marble back swell and roof.
Moving on into the master bedroom series, we find the space divided almost equally between the sleeping area and a very generous wardrobe. A pair of flashing lights drip golden accents into the pale gray and white scheme.
White marble bedding fused with marble headboard feature. Gold electrical outlets interrupt the white marble with a glossy effect.
Gold-framed glass doors keep the clothes dusty inside the walkway
Gold hardware covers the wooden effective drawer fronts with an expensive look.
LED lights show the contents of the walkway in a closet, while a few gold ceiling lights glow down on the wardrobe.
Excellent storage boxes store some off-season clothing and accessories. Project bags are displayed under the light of illuminated shelves.
White marbles and gold accents smooth through a luxurious bathroom. A ring of LED light creates the appearance of a round mirror within a measuredly cut rectangular expanse.
Tailored drawers and shelf bins within a niche corner to use all available space in the compact room.
A beautiful lighting function was created with another corner behind the freestanding bathtub.
A gold side table completes the gold bathrooms.
In the child’s bedroom, a sweet apricot accent warms up a primarily white base pattern. Cinnamon wall panels and a coordinating bedboard create moments of interesting texture. See more ideas for cribs here.
A narrow bookcase and cushioned window seat make for a comfortable reading across the bedroom window.
A modern bedside table sculpts more texture into the decorative scheme to complete the head wall.
The closet is fronted by a mirrored panel that slides away to reveal an apricot painted interior.
Shelves and drawers cover the side of the small wardrobe. LED strips illuminate the space for easy selection.
The bedroom window seat is integrated not only with the bookcase at the bed, but with a children’s desk at the opposite end.
Beige cloths softly frame black steel window frames.
Knitted toys make a beautiful shelf decoration.
The guest room is atmospherically lit by underfloor lighting and contemporary wall lighting.
Gold trims and matching fixtures warmly reflect the lighting scheme.
A thin gold frame elegantly defines the vanity mirror.
Floor plan.
Our second home design is kissed with the contemporary arch trend, along with stunning gold accents and luxurious Italian marble.
A set of contrasting round coffee tables creates a unique highlight in the lounge area, one cool stone and the other metallic gold.
Modern wall light takes the golden accent to the wall. A modern golden chandelier and the revealer around the window offer an equal shiny finish.
The lounge area opens directly into the kitchen dining room, where a golden kitchen island commands the room. A linear pendant light pulls along the entire length of the island and a fixed dining table.
A serpentine marble builds both the kitchen and its cantilevered dining table. Its beige wood-like vein completes a wall of floor-to-ceiling kitchen cabinet doors across the back of the room.
Clear dining chairs seat ghostly silhouettes at the small dining table. Two decorative vases make up a beautiful table centerpiece.
The wooden effect cabinet doors behind the kitchen are folded into a pocket when the kitchen sink is used.
With the pocket doors of the kitchen cabinet open, a rich golden frame unfolds around a Serpeggiante marble back swell, a roof and an integrated kitchen sink.
In the hallway, wooden efficient pantries match the neighboring kitchen.
Modern wall applications dot the wood panels.
A floor-to-ceiling mirror is set within a stunning gold reveal.
With the kitchen completely closed, the white, wooden and golden interior has a relaxing atmosphere.
A small partition wall subtly separates the apartment from an open bedroom.
Large bedroom pendant lights and a marble bedside table make up an attractive spotlight that can be seen from the living room sofa.
A gold-backed shelf niche cuts over the marble bedspreads and upholstered bed.
Another golden window reveals jewelry in the bedroom.
Decorative vase and bowl make beautiful bed ornaments.
A night clock adds a golden touch to a small side table.
The diving wall that separates the living and bedroom areas is a fabulous marble creation with a fluttering texture treatment around its base. In the living room it functions as the TV wall.
In the bedroom, the marble underwater wall is the chimney.
Stone-colored sheets complete the chimney.
More glorious stonework adorns the bathroom. Usually a cut bathroom mirror opens up a sense of space in the small room.
The entire shower-wet wall is streaked with the wood-like grain of Serpeggiante marble.
Golden towels climb up the wall next to the shower, where they luxuriously coordinate with the golden shower head and golden shower screen mount.
The toilet cistern is hidden behind attractive marble panels and a gold rubbish slab.
Hidden LEDs highlight the custom marble sink.
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Modern Luxe Interiors Enriched With Gold And Stone
Saturday, 23 October 2021
Do you like Architecture and Interior Design? Follow us … Thank you. You have been subscribed. Gold accents and high-quality Italian marble weave a thread of modern luxury with these two contemporary home projects. The fine beige, wood-like vein of Serpeggiante marble pays the perfect complement to the shiny metallic elements that highlight these interiors,
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