ArchDaily | Broadcasting Architecture Worldwide The 10 Best Interior Design Websites in the Whole Wide World Like all ten best lists this one is purely "IMAO" (In My Arrogant Opinion). These are sites that, for me, capture the moment, extract the best from the physical world of interior design, and convert it in inspiration. So without further ado, in reverse order for greater dramatic effect, here they are: 10. This Ain't No Disco (it's where we work). The world's funkiest workspaces, beautifully photographed. 9. Like all ten best lists this one is purely "IMAO" (In My Arrogant Opinion). So without further ado, in reverse order for greater dramatic effect, here they are: 10. The world's funkiest workspaces, beautifully photographed. 9. The sumptuous magazine converts chicly to the web. 8. With a simple mission to "bring you news of great projects before anyone else", they generally do. 7. 6. 101 fun things to do with vinyl. 4. 3.
Wallpaper | Historic New England American manufacturers were proud of their domestically produced goods. The billhead of Appleton Prentiss boasts an image of the American eagle and the words “AMERICAN MANUFACTURE” above rolls of different patterns he made. Many of these patterns can be identified in Historic New England’s collection. Wallpapers by several other New England paper strainers are also included in Historic New England’s collection. Clough is best known for the commemorative paper of George Washington he advertised less than one year after Washington’s death in 1799. Moses Grant, who participated in the Boston Tea Party, became a successful upholsterer and wallpaper manufacturer. Zechariah Mills, (1770-1851) a Hartford, Connecticut, wallpaper manufacturer and dealer, sold his own papers and those he imported from Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York, and Boston. A French arabesque paper from The Mount in Bristol, Rhode Island, features characteristics typical of Reveillon’s style.
Paint Home Interiors, Trims & Joinery - Inspiring Ideas from Resene Decorating inspiration gallery The McKernan family have transformed their home with a broad palette of Resene colours. Their bedroom is painted in Resene Kidman with woodwork, including doors, in Resene Swirl. The colour choices alone have transformed the bedroom from a boring 1950s style to a romantic, modern room. The original windows were removed and French doors added to give it a sense of space and take advantage of the garden. It opened up the room but created a problem of where to put the wardrobes. They also added a small roman blind to the picture window so the wall did not feel too busy. The hanging light was a great find as it added to the whole feel of the room. The lounge was once two separate rooms, with the original lounge small and dark with an open fireplace as the only source of heating for the house. The room was transformed into an airy and light room that gets almost all day sun. Thanks to Brett & Michelle McKernan of Christchurch.
Architecture Design Architectural Images History Models and More ... A completely renovated... Pages Search Eames Lounge Chair, Barcelona Chair, Marble Tulip Tables - Exclusive at Rove Concepts Colorado real estate and homes Kim's personal links MY FAVOURITE DECOR SHOPS IN OTTAWA kitchen remodel in my last house my twin sister's mostly kid's rooms decor blog « WINKS | Main | Valerie and Alan's bathroom remodel » Friday Aug132010 A completely renovated first apartment Posted on Fri, 13 Aug 2010 by kim 540 Comments We received an email from Ron and it started off like this: "I'm 27 years old and live in Tel Aviv Israel, currently an industrial design student. And some info on what went on after they had their way with their new apartment: "In short we re-did the whole place:Tore down the wall in the kitchen opening it up to the living room and dining area. I cannot even put into words how in awe I am of Ron's talent. And SO MUCH MORE after the jump. Reader Comments (540) Wow! 13 Aug 2010 | Mike The green bedroom is fabulous! Michelle Okay, that faucet/towel rack in the bathroom is genius! Erin Racu ab m
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