DECOR Blogs JULY 2011
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White painted floor, back room. « Door Sixteen
The floor in the back room is finished, and it is beautiful. I couldn’t be happier. What used to be the dirtiest, most neglected and depressing room in the house is now unbelievably peaceful, clean, and fresh. I saw the floor in the daylight for the first time on Saturday, and it was like one of those dreams you have where you discover a room in your house that you never knew was there before.
desire to inspire - desiretoinspire.net - C designs
Interior designer Craig Kettles of C designs can take a really crummy house and turn it into a comfortable and timeless space - there are before and afters on his website that are quite impressive. And his kitchens, with a bit of country charm, are fantastic (LOVE the industrial lighting he seems to use quite often).
Non si conosce né il periodo né il luogo in cui l'ombrello fu inventato. Alcuni pensano sia nato in Oriente dove, fin dalla preistoria, in Cina è legato al culto dell'Imperatore mentre in Giappone era elemento di protezione per i Samurai ed ora è simbolo nazionale; nell'Egitto dei Faraoni l'utilizzo era consentito solo ai nobili; nella Grecia classica era utilizzato prevalentemente dalle donne nell'ambito del culto di Dioniso, divinità della vegetazione legata soprattutto alla pianta della vite ( quindi alla vendemmia ed al vino ) ed all'edera , simbolo di fedeltà, mentre durante l'Impero Romano era usato come accessorio da seduzione dalle donne più ricche. L'ombrello è un oggetto antichissimo che ha avuto durante i secoli diverse funzioni ma, fino al Settecento veniva usato dai nobili solo per ripararsi dal sole (infatti il termine OMBRELLO deriva proprio da OMBRA) ed era portato da un servo; per ripararsi dalla pioggia si usava un mantello con cappuccio.
Design of SOUL - Interior and Event Designer
Mini extension that replaces a former textile factory into a modern loft. The new building is screened by a sequence of vertical strips of laminated wood. Close relationship between nature and architecture, as considering the nature of building materials, focusing on interior / exterior, using the landscape to color the neutral tones of stone, wood and concrete.
Interior Design Ideas, Modern Furniture Design - zaINTERIORA.net
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22 March 2012 - 23 September 2012 ZegnArt took Yatzer by storm with the launch of the first special art initiative, part of a major global contemporary project by the iconic menswear brand, Ermenegildo Zegna. ‘Fabulae Romanae’, a series of works by artistic duo Lucy+Jorge Orta, has been created specifically for the MAXXI in Rome and this is just the start... [...]
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Listen to “Off The Wall” here BUY HERE French music maven, Yuksek, serves up new sounds in his latest work, Living On The Edge Of Time (Savoir Faire Music). And with this new material, Yuksek, aka Pierre-Alexander Busson alters his direction from DJ spin-stunner to full-blown singer-songwriter in the electro-pop/rock scene. With his ear to the dance floor, he [...]
For a really unique outdoor seating solution, consider Nest - modern stainless steel garden chairs by Kirv. Their design is very captivating and unique and creates the perfect spot for a little retreat without cutting off your surroundings. The ergonomic design and the fabric insert allow cozy comfort for one or two. Made from electro-polished stainless steel, this chair is hard wearing and easy to maintain so it's perfect for the garden.
Trendir - Home Decorating Trends magazine
Over the past seven years, at our creative agency, Access , we have worked with a number of residential and commercial property developers from Abu Dhabi to Sydney, helping them with development and strategy. Yet we see so often the sad sight of yet another mediocre building going up. We see city councils approving mediocre design and we see cities looking uglier because of it. We see property developers rushing to get their building up, wanting to make a quick sale and profit, and not really caring or thinking about the aesthetics of the building. Does the building enhance the surrounding area or make it worse? Will the building still look great 10, 15 or 20 years from now?
The Cool Hunter - Welcome
Stylizimo blog
Yesterday I attended to Comfort´s blog meetup in one of their stores in Oslo. We had a great time learning about bathroom trends and news for 2012. Stylist Linda Elmin was also there to talk about bathroom styling and showed us some lovely moodboards.