Ideas for Teen Rooms with Small Space
We have gotten a lot of feedback from readers that they require ideas for rooms that are a bit short on space. Here is a set of space saving furniture for teen rooms from Italian maker Clei. The highlight of these space saving teen room designs are their foldable beds which can be folded to conserve floor space when not in use. The images that follow show lovely arrangements for teen bedrooms with folding beds. The cots, desks, wardrobes and closets in the images provide a perfect system that gives enough storage space without taking away the floor space leaving the bedrooms as spacious as ever. The arrangement is kept simple by limiting the shelves, cabinets, closets as well as the desk and the cot to just one wall.
Anatomy of a Web Design Client
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Bunk Beds and Lofts for Kids and Teens' Room
We had already featured furniture from Tumidei before in our post on Contemporary Teen Rooms, but the Tiramolla series from them emphasises on maximising space utilization and is ideal for a shared kids or teens room. Take a look at some of their lofted bedrooms: We have a featured a lot of teen room ideas before.
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Themed Teen Rooms (For Artist, Dancer, Rockstar and Scientist!)
When we combed Carre’s site a few days back for some neat wardrobe designs, we couldn’t help but notice the set of themed teen room concepts they had for youngsters. Their teen room collection is broken down into four sets: Artist, Dancer, Rockstar and Scientist. Each set comes with its own set of props. Artist Theme for Teenager’s Room No prizes for guessing what the owner of this little room is into! Dance Themed Teenager’s Room With classy ballet artists adorning the walls and soft hues that breath chic, this space should inspire the dancer within. Rockstar/Musician Themed Teenager’s Room One of the few rockstar themed rooms out there that seem to pull it off without going overboard. Scientist/Genius Themed Teenager’s Room DNA strands, molecule models, Einstein caricature. The rockstar one is our favorite.
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Step 1 Open a new file 700 x 300 at 72dpi. The final file will be cropped to 600×200 after the first step, but because the displace filter causes distortion at the edges that would otherwise be visible and unwanted I’ve enlarged the original canvas to accomodate for cropping the excess. The first step is to create a little texture in the jacket fabric. Step 2 Create a new layer above the fabric called Grey and fill it with 50% grey (Edit>Fill and select contents to be 50% grey). Add a new layer above the Grey layer called Displacement Map. Paint on the canvas with black and white as seen below. Step 3 Obviously these lines are much too vivid to create a smooth transition between the folds in our fabric, so I’m going to apply a Gaussian Blur (Filter>Blur>Gaussian Blur) of 40 to really even out the tones. Merge this layer with the Grey layer below by pressing Command+E (CTRL+E on PC) and re-name the merged layer Displacement Map. Step 4 At this point we will apply our first displace filter.
Draw On Your Desktop with These Sketched Up Wallpapers
Big and colorful wallpapers are great, but some of the most compelling images require nothing more than a pencil and paper (or pen). Here are some great sketches to decorate your desktop. Converse Journal Download this wallpaper | The Paper Wall 1680x1050 For more great wallpapers, check out our previous Wallpaper Wednesdays. You can follow Adam Dachis, the author of this post, on Twitter, Google+, and Facebook. Red Lamp Download this wallpaper | The Paper Wall 1920x1200 Compound Monster Download this wallpaper | The Paper Wall 2560x1440 Earthbound Download this wallpaper | The Paper Wall 1920x1200 Parkway Download this wallpaper | Unknown Blogspot 1600x1306 Wernberg Download this wallpaper | Nenuno Creative 2738x1818 Lake Arrowhead Ducks Download this wallpaper | The Mute Robot 3300x2700 Android Eating an Apple
Extraordinary Mono-Color Logo Examples
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50+ Most Creative Wall Watchs Designs
digg EmailShare Sharebardigg 88EmailShare There are so many cool wall watched it was not easy collecting them but sure was fun, enjoy!
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Pin Pres by OOO My Design is a kid’s room shelf that makes the act of sorting up the room a playful experience where the shelf adopts its form to the toys, books and other things that are being stored. Pin Pres has won Josep Ros furniture design [via]
4 Strategies for Working With Designers Without Killing Each Other
Fourteen years ago, in my first job where my title was “Information Architect,” I clashed with a designer. We were working at a large advertising agency that was known for stunning design work. The art directors wielded a level of power at the agency that I have never seen anywhere else, and the result over the decades was a portfolio of gorgeous print and TV ads. Things went well for a while, until I attended a kickoff meeting for a new website project. What followed was a long, drawn-out battle for control of the site between me and the designer. Me: And when you click on this button where does it take you? At the time, I thought I had encountered a particularly obstinate designer, but in fact I had just bulldozed my way into the biggest challenge in information architecture (IA): navigating the line between beautiful design and usable IA. 1. We don’t always have the luxury of selecting the designer who will bring our wireframes and prototypes to life, but on occasion this happens.
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