House Architecture Interior Exterior Design

Teen Room for Boys

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Rodriguezt) — Sun, 16 Dec 2012 07:53:00 -0800

for boys we featured some great teen room for you. It is from the pbteen collection. Teen room decor complicated. What happens to one may not work for others and this feature we feature a collection of teen room themes to help you choose your favorite.

Teen Rooms for Girls

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Rodriguezt) — Sun, 16 Dec 2012 06:21:00 -0800

This is the time of your life when you have exceeded a doll that has been attached to since you were a child. You want something more, something else, something classy. You look around, looking for inspiration ...

And here we are trying to help! Presenting some inspirational teen rooms for girls with a variety of interesting variations from pbteen.

Contemporary Mountain Residence

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Rodriguezt) — Tue, 11 Dec 2012 00:17:00 -0800

This beautiful home in the mountains was designed by John Maniscalco Architecture, and? S is close to the Sugar Bowl Ski Resort in Norden, California?. While the first level of the house is made of cedar, the second level glazed, so the most spectacular views of the surrounding forest visible from there. In interior decoration there are many descendants of wood such as pine and walnut trees, which give the interior a warm and pleasant feeling was required to file in the mountains. From the architects'?? description:? Perched on a concrete pedestal that elevates the house above the tall winter snow-pack, solid, cedar-clad volume houses sleeping areas, boot room, and room service. Above, a variety of living spaces, each enjoying mountain views, are gathered under the form, a simple bent planar roof. Geometry excessive snow drift openings frame views of horizontal and vertical stands of pine trees.

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Mountain Residence Maison Val d’Entremont in Switzerland

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Rodriguezt) — Tue, 11 Dec 2012 00:05:00 -0800

Swiss studio Savioz Fabrizzi Architectes presented a draft mountain living Maison Val d'Entremont. It houses a three-story modern family is located on top of a mountain village, in Valais, Switzerland, and is famous for its panoramic view of 360 degrees. Surrounded by meadows and rolling hills, there is an atmosphere of tranquility and deliberateness. The residence has a simple geometric shape and constructed in accordance with the tradition of this area, so it blends well with the background of the neighboring houses. And just around the second floor windows add some originality. The facade is made of pre-weathered wood which will gradually get darker and adapt to the granaries of the village for the building integrated and become immortal.

River Road Small House Designed by Nir Pearlson

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Rodriguezt) — Mon, 10 Dec 2012 23:54:00 -0800

In the area of River Road in north Eugene there are little mini wood-frame house had a beautiful, comfortable in it for owners Rob Handy and Julie Hulme. Sustainable home, designed by Nir Pearlson and built by Six Degrees Construction, is 800 square feet and the sustainable features have a roof with solar PV array and solar hot water collectors. To irrigate the garden there graywater and rainwater reclamation. The house has exposed wood structure, plaster walls envelope the land with double insulated, metal roof, and plywood and boards HardiePlank.
Interior and arrangement of the room consists of a front porch, an area for living, dining and cooking, interacting in the middle of the house. Then a study / guest opens to the deck partially-shielded overlooking the garden. There is a wood stove in the center of town, the main bedroom and a bathroom full of light. This building sustainable homes received a gold-level certification from the Earth Advantage Institute.

The Modern Castle in Vermont

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Rodriguezt) — Mon, 10 Dec 2012 23:24:00 -0800

The house is unusual interesting to compare with a real medieval castle. McLeod lived in a beautiful built in Vermont, which is considered one of the most comfortable angle and quiet of the nature of the United States. The authors of the project are specialist John Mcleod Architect. The house has a very solid construction and although it has three floors, it seems very reliable. In part, this feeling is due to heavy dark façade and traditional materials such as concrete ground slab, plaster walls, exposed wooden beams, cork, and so on. Another interesting feature is a roof covered with green grass, where you can see almost all the local herbs and flowers. The interior is decorated in country house style, which makes them very comfortable and welcoming.

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Its Owners Must Really Be In Love

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Rodriguezt) — Mon, 10 Dec 2012 19:08:00 -0800

It's just two weeks before the most romantic getaway year - Valentine's Day. And now all lovers think about gifts for their lovers. The annual celebration of love has begun, signs of love everywhere! But I want to tell you is not about gifts but about the people who celebrate this feeling all year round. They add love even with their home design. One example is the bright heart-shaped swimming pool. An unusual shape gives the character pool as romantic and sweet but other than that very useful.
One of the important advantages of shape as the pool is a design aesthetic in case if you do not have enough area to build a round or oval. This heart-shaped swimming pool will delight the eye throughout the year to give love and gentle heart.

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Playhouses by Smart Playhouses Inspired by Danish Design

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Rodriguezt) — Sun, 9 Dec 2012 22:53:00 -0800

The kids are great fantasists who has a world of strange and unique in themselves. Children today are very different from when we were in our childhood. They need the opportunity to have a private room, as adults have, where they set up their living spaces in their own way. So let your child develop harmoniously without disturbing his view of the world. By Smart playhouse playhouses will help your child to feel himself the rightful owner of his little kingdom. The houses miniatures inspired by Danish design, which is simple, functional and simple. They look like a summer house that has many Scandinavians. And only a greater range of colors and designs slightly playful show their natural purpose.

Dixon House Full of Light by Stapleton Elliot Design Group

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Rodriguezt) — Sun, 9 Dec 2012 22:42:00 -0800

I guess all you dream about the place can be a refuge from the daily routine. The architects of Stapleton Elliot Design Group has presented their new vacation home called Dixon House in Martinborough, New Zealand. It is perfect to spend the weekend with your family or circle of friends. The design is a modern interpretation of the Kiwi batch based on the creation of simple building forms to articulate a neat lifestyle. Modern Dixon home is located in an area of 5000 square meters, and a green background with a view of the golf course. The plan is articulated into three pavilions positioned around an enclosed and sheltered courtyard. Pavilions each contain a master bedroom and living room for guests. Design house allows residents to enjoy the surrounding scenery and catch the morning light and evening sunset makes the house very cool and in the light.

Multifunctional Sleeping Bag from Oradaria

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Rodriguezt) — Sun, 9 Dec 2012 22:33:00 -0800

The purpose of the Italian design group Oradaria is' to undertake the design, ranging from abstract to concrete, through various forms of it. Creative products they really suit their purpose sleeping bag. "Blandito" made for children and adults and can be transformed into countless forms, including popular item for us: chairs, mattresses, pillows or just carpet. This is great for kids because it's warm and cozy. Sleeping bag to save space so it is very useful especially for small rooms. There are several different shapes and colors that will suit bag to everyone's taste.

House by Victor Lusquiños

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Rodriguezt) — Sun, 9 Dec 2012 22:22:00 -0800

This fabulous home, designed by Spanish architect Victor Lusquiños located in the most appropriate place to house design - on the beach. Level home flows smoothly into one another and remind rapids waves, very natural fit with the surrounding sea. The front and the inside 'Olas!'-House overlook the beauty of the sea and endless sky. Curved shape of the main construction became possible due to using ceramic tile as a material. In front of the house there is a pool that makes the transition from construction to be more natural and not restricted. The house accommodates lots of room and lots of space inside. The 0 level has a pool, kitchen, porch, foyer entrance, bathroom, living room and staircase. Level 1 has a terrace room and bedroom and there is a solarium on level 2

Colorful Kids Rooms

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Rodriguezt) — Sun, 9 Dec 2012 22:01:00 -0800

via Shulga

Do you struggle with introducing color to your kids rooms in a tasteful way? This is often the problem when creating rooms for youngsters, as it can be tempting to throw on a crazy wallpaper or litter the area with oversized posters, or to incorporate a whole host of clashing furniture pieces in an attempt to make the space a fun place to hang out; the result can be a confusing headache that doesn't really please anyone. This bag of décor tricks for trendy bedrooms might just be the inspiration you've been looking for.

Above 2 via Alena Bulataya

Via Juliana Camborskaya

Via Rusu Ruslan

Via Natalya Belyakova
This fine art inspired room is a gorgeous idea for creating a more cultured space for your young ones.

Via Casa Bella
If comic art is more their style though, how about a carefully placed wall mural?

Above 3 via Shulga

Pure Talent from Pure Render

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Rodriguezt) — Sun, 9 Dec 2012 21:48:00 -0800

These rich visual treats come from the talented team of digital artists at Pure Render. Spend some time to take in the photo real detail of some of these dreamlike videos and stills, starting with this beautiful–and rather emotional–flyover of the lush Belek Golf Resort in Turkey, including an exquisite interior tour. http://youtu.be/WW5q6VI_wjc An elegant traditional house with a contemporary flair: http://youtu.be/3inyLDrD2wE A penthouse walkthrough with a taste of old Hollywood: http://youtu.be/ih6bh4dW1C0 Palace-like interiors fit for royalty: http://youtu.be/O7Ak5okqHK4

The arrangement of light and shade over this contemporary lobby visual gives a sense of depth, and an impression of mixed natural and artificial light sources.
The perspective on this open plan apartment leads the eye straight out to the view at the edge-to-edge window.
A hazy illumination gives this apartment a heavenly glow, promoting the feeling of soothing relaxation.
The minty hue used in this fresh dining space works perfectly with the tones over the landscape beyond.
The intricate detailing in the banister of this sweeping staircase seems to go on forever.
Surrounded by swathes of tiny mosaic tiling, the rippling water of this indoor swimming pool makes you want to dive right in! Note how the sunlight reflects from the waters surface up over the high ceiling and glossy walls.

The Mira Hong Kong

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Rodriguezt) — Sat, 8 Dec 2012 09:31:00 -0800

Set against the visceral glamour of Hong Kong’s beautiful skyline: The Mira Hong Kong is a destination of tempting detail. Hundreds of unique spaces designed to send business and pleasure into hyper-drive. But the hotel’s soul, from the iconoclastic, contemporary interiors to the can-do Concierge, is far simpler: to welcome and serve guests who harbour bolder expectations. The Mira pledges to deliver a personalised experience where you feel truly at home to lead the life you want, in the manner you are accustomed to. Style yourself as you please, arrive dressed up or dressed down; it’s all about you, your world, your wishes and your experience. Interior Design by Charles Allem.

The Green Office Inspiration

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Rodriguezt) — Sat, 8 Dec 2012 09:10:00 -0800

This commercial space is contemporary Neo Derm Aesthetic Medical Centre in Hong Kong, created by interior designers and architects Design Beige.

The architects took the 'line' and 'lime' as inspiration to create a young and energetic solutions to the design brief, and approached it with the concept of sustainability and sustainability: "Backdrop of acceptance is the color of the walls with a layer of lime translucent resin front panel recycling, lines arising on the panel just like the beam of light running around to embrace the space quickly. a shiny white paint acceptance island landed on the stone floor recast to create contrast with the background. "

Treatment room in the center is designed with multifunctional skin care in mind, to allow them to work on a practical level as well as aesthetics, image slide hide cosmetic mirror on the table, which also form an interesting way in which to prevent reflections in the room during treatment laser.

Work the line has been used to guide the conscious patient to the treatment room, following the pattern of lines in the background gallant reception, ceiling, corridor artwork and product display shelves lit by LEDs.

The ceiling has a series of white beams of various lengths to outline the architecture in the reception area of limestone-on-limestone that has been designed to emphasize the essence of the brand young and rejuvenated. The fabric sofa has been designed with soft, rounded edges appear inviting and welcoming customers.

Accessories For Office

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Rodriguezt) — Sat, 8 Dec 2012 08:48:00 -0800

Beautify your office with the accessories that you would like to add your zeal for work.

This is an example of drawing office accessories that I gather from a google search may be an inspiration for those of you who want to beautify the office with little knick knacks.

Accessories with the beautiful blue sea might be refreshing to look at while you're thinking aloud while working in the office

Black and silver have become the preferred color of office workers, and according to the wikipedia definition of an ideal black are: the absence of any representation of color and light in a dark room. In photography, this means the inability of the film or sensor captures light intensity caused by burning too low. This can be achieved by making measurements under exposure in the use lightmeter and Definition of silver according to one member of the yahoo answer is
Positives: glamorous, tall, graceful, sleek
Negative: dreamer, insincere
Imaginative and fun. Likes to try new things, like to challenge myself and quickly learned something. One who is easy to talk to and full of good advices. In a relationship of friendship, not easy to believe in someone, but when he found the right person in his life he would trust them forever.

probably because it is the average office worker prefers black and silver for the encouragement performance

Minimalist Japanese Prefab House

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Rodriguezt) — Sun, 2 Dec 2012 05:57:00 -0800

Following on from our previous articles on Japanese Minimalism: The Ant House, and the Modern Japanese Home, we taking a tour around this airy Japanese minimalistic prefab house from Muji.

The fascia of the house is an imposing box like structure, punctured by large windows and glazed doors to allow bags of light into the modernistic home.

Beyond the entryway a simple hallway unfolds, decorated in gallery white and pinewood, which is seen throughout the rest of the home.

The living room enjoys views out over a wooden garden deck, perfect for barbequing on, to a carpet of lawn beyond.

At the center of the house the architects have designed an atrium where natural illumination floods an open living area that is furnished in neutral tones and limited decorative accessories. The lounge and dining zones are overlooked by a large mezzanine landing to capitalize on the generous height of the dual level room.

The kitchen storage shelves and appliances can be hidden away behind frosted glass doors, to maintain the calm and uncluttered atmosphere of the rest of the interior once the cooking is done.

The bedroom schemes continue in the same uncomplicated fashion as the reception areas, evoking a cool and relaxing feel.

Out on the mezzanine the home office area is combined with an open plan closet; the two areas are divided by stepped modern shelving to define the zones without obscuring the flow between the two spaces.

World’s Longest House – 150 meter (492 ft)

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Rodriguezt) — Sun, 2 Dec 2012 05:38:00 -0800

On top of a hill in Thailand sits the world's longest house, by architects Shinichi Ogawa & Associates, spanning a project area of 1592,41 sqm the 150 meter long home looks like it goes on forever!

The far reaching lengths of this glass walled dwelling soaks up every inch of beauty from the lush natural views at the foot of the hillside, rich with green forest, and the seemingly endless dimensions of the 40m outdoor swimming pool creates the opportunity to swim away from daily life surrounded by nothing but clouds.

You’ll have to put on your walking shoes to get from the lounge to the outdoor swimming pool, as there’s quite a way to trek!

The modern bedroom offers an unusual solution for bookshelves in the form of an entire wall of sectioned glass, which also compliments the glass of the exterior walls.

Good luck in hearing the conversation down the opposite end of this humongous dining table!

The lengthy proportions continue throughout the buildings interior, within the design of the furnishings, such as the hugely oversized sofas that would seat several families at once, and the stretched out letterbox fireplace in the lounge.

The outside of the home is lit with colorful mood lighting for drama after dark.

A Light, Bright and Beautiful Home

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Rodriguezt) — Sun, 2 Dec 2012 05:14:00 -0800

This airy open plan living, kitchen and dining area is the visualization work of Triple D, and we love the bright white décor accented by an earthy run of clay gray along one side of the space. The accent wall illustrates how gray can be used to add depth and even unexpected warmth to a pale design scheme.

In the kitchen-diner a chunky wooden table adds another element of neutral warmth to the palette, but is flanked by modem white dining chairs so that the eating area remains in keeping with the rest of the culinary space.

The faces of the kitchen cabinets are glossy white, which bounces the natural light around the area, but are defined perfectly by gray framing that help tie in the tone of the feature wall.

Here we see an alternative design that brings the earthy gray tone over onto an adjacent wall, making the ice white kitchen units stand out more crisply.

A low white sideboard runs the distance between the lounge and the eating area, visually adjoining the two, and providing both a generous useful storage and place to show off knickknacks and collectables.

The living room sofa and rug pulls more of the deeper shading into the home design, for a cozier relaxation zone.

Open Air Inspired Fireplaces

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Rodriguezt) — Sun, 2 Dec 2012 05:02:00 -0800

This burning collection of new age fireplaces by Planika Fires was imagined under Ayers Rock in Australia, the creators tell us "The atmosphere created by the flames inspired the two (creators) to find an easy way to have the same fire in contemporary interiors. Their intention was to overcome the existing difficulties in the form of soot, ash and the need for a chimney." Here's what they came up with…

A low level central fireplace is reminiscent of a cozy patio fire pit, evoking fresh air summertime memories of roasting marshmallows and late night story telling.

Open fronted, open topped contemporary fireplace solutions look fabulous in the home of a young professional couple who love to entertain friends and colleagues, but if young children are part of your life then this design is definitely not for you.

Freestanding fireplaces allow the transformation of lack luster room into an up market romantic hideaway.

This open fronted letterbox fireplace conjures images of a Bond villain’s lair, where flames would leap at the mere presence of an evil protagonist!

Fireplaces mounted high in the wall provide a flickering focal point that is high enough to be seen over the obstruction of a dining set or a high backed sofa, allowing the entire room to enjoy the glow.

This pod-like piece provides a space age look, and is a softer option to typically hard-edged lines.

A vase fireplace creates a welcoming light, though not ideal for colder climates with bleaker months that require a lot more winter warming, unless multiples are installed.

Modern Rooms with a Feminine Touch

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Rodriguezt) — Sun, 2 Dec 2012 04:45:00 -0800

Whether a home has a male or a female owner, a little feminine touch can go a long way to making a harsh lined modern layout feel more like a cozy home; these five sets of room designs from Sava Studio show you the tricks of the trade on how to smooth things over with a slightly softer side.

Colorful scatter cushions with elegant motifs are key to the fun finish of this room. The otherwise neutral scheme gains great lift from the kaleidoscope of hues, which are picked up subtly by a miniature vase of blooms and bookcase accessories. The pattern in the pillows is reflected in the design on the dividing glass doors that take the glamour one step further with an elegant sheen.

Floral feature walls behind the sofa and a curvaceous workstation add a delicate design element to the straighter furniture silhouettes in the room. A sweeping lighting arrangement compliments the organic prints in warm white LEDs.

Small crystal drops add a subtle sparkle to the central lighting fixture in this room, whilst scatter cushions add a little personality and pop.

Punchy printed pillows and a metallic bedspread pretty up the modern platform bed in this sleep space.

This kitchen-lounge is all curves, dressed up to party with lipstick red accents.

Small Spaces: A 40 square meter (430 square feet) Apartment [Visualization]

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Rodriguezt) — Sun, 2 Dec 2012 04:13:00 -0800

This interior visualization, by Polish firm Pressenter Design, depicts the challenge of decorating a forty square meter (430 sq ft) flat, with the intended use of a mother with a 6-year-old daughter. The home was designed with particular attention to the growing needs of a child at the very beginning their school life who would need a comfortable place to study, whilst also remembering that her mother would require a relaxation space in which to unwind after a hectic day at work.

Because of the modest dimensions of this layout, the study space has been located along one side of the living room, complete with storage cupboards to conceal books, files and supplies. An extra long desk has been installed to allow both family members to use the workspace at any one time.

A low lying media cabinet does not encroach on the space with its sleek proportions, and a matching low-slung coffee table threads the rich wood hues through the centre of the room.

In the kitchen the white and dark wood color story continues in the units and worktops. A small dining table keeps the food out of the living area for quick clean up.

In the bathroom, the sanitary ware and storage float around the perimeter to create the illusion of extra floor space.

Sparkling Port Melbourne Apartment

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Rodriguezt) — Sun, 2 Dec 2012 03:51:00 -0800

This shiny home, designed by David Hicks, is located on the 10th floor of an apartment complex that juts out through surrounding ocean, under sunny skies, at Port Melbourne, Australia.

The elegant and ornate furniture selection presents an American neo-classical style, and achieves a balanced connection between highly decorative interior elements and inviting home comfort.

Soft, natural hues have been introduced to the interior via carefully selected pieces, which play upon the panorama beyond the windows; using muted blues, greens and sandy shades to subtly lift the simple white backdrop, the design leaks the beautiful horizon indoors.

An energetic Dale Frank art painting proudly adorns one of the walls, harboring sophisticated deep-sea tones.

To amplify the sense of space and light in this impressive home, large expanses of mirror have been installed as edge-to-edge feature walls, and to clad twinkling storage and shelving areas. The reflective surfaces also multiply the sea views coming in from the large dramatically framed windows, to create infinite opportunities to enjoy the oceans beauty from all angles of the home.

Highly contemporary light fittings add edge to the curvaceous choice of furniture, and match the glamor of the surrounding mirror walls.

Modern Minimalist Decor with a Homey Flow

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Rodriguezt) — Sun, 2 Dec 2012 03:33:00 -0800

This stylish yet homey apartment design comes to us courtesy of Taiwan based Fertility Design, filling us with ideas on how to make a modest sized space appear roomy and high spec. Take a tour through bedroom, living room and dining spaces with a connected, cohesive atmosphere providing a perfect feeling of decor flow.

Each room is decked out in a neutral palette, with wood tones creating the only color against a gallery white backdrop, aside from a flash of dove gray behind the home entertainment area. Much of the wood paneling are a fascia to concealed storage areas that keep the apartment looking well organized and uncluttered, though some of the veneer is purely cosmetic, providing warmth and intrigue.

The living areas are open plan in this modest apartment space, but thanks to the uncomplicated color story, each area compliments the next without creating a jarring boundary.

Storage spaces situated in narrow areas are mirror finished to give a feeling of more space, as well as to bounce more light around restricted quarters.

Luxury House Stunning Rustic Craftsman Home Plan

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Rodriguezt) — Sat, 1 Dec 2012 00:03:00 -0800

A very popular house plan, there are several versions to choose from, all promoting open living spaces.
This floor plan provides abundant areas to enjoy the views and elegantly blends outdoor and indoor living spaces.
With two covered porches and a sweeping deck, this house plan captures the essence of what it means to embrace the great outdoors.
Approaching the front porch entry, you are drawn into rustic elegance beneath soaring timber trusses framing 8'-high glass doors.
A true mountain craftsman facade, this home plan features ornate gabled peaks, various roof pitches and a decorative single dormer.
Upon entry into the home, a 16' vaulted foyer and adjacent dining room immediately greet guests. With a built-in fireplace and a 20' vaulted ceiling, the lodge room features a wall of windows and boasts grandeur all around.
The breakfast room, kitchen and keeping room are centrally-located and adjacent to several larger rooms promoting easy flow throughout the home.
Generous mud and laundry rooms are near the kitchen, creating ample storage space.
The master suite has a 14-tray ceiling and accesses the rear deck. The master bath has a 12' barrel vault and features two walk-in closets and a grand bath plus 2-entry shower.
The plan comes with two second floor layouts giving you either 448 sq. ft. or 589 sq. ft. and up to two bedrooms plus studio space.