Tudo que você precisa saber sobre Design de Interiores e Ambientes | Design: Ações e Críticas …e que não tinha a quem ou vergonha de perguntar. * ATENÇÃO: antes de postar um comentário, leia os comentários e respostas já postados. O que é Design de Interiores? O que é Design de Ambientes? Quais as áreas de atuação do Designer de Interiores/Ambientes? O que um Designer de Interiores/Ambientes precisa saber para atuar profissionalmente? Já no âmbito profissional, o designer tem de ter conhecimentos sobre o mercado de trabalho, sociedade na qual está inserido, parcerias e prospects entre outros. O que é design de produto? Como um designer cria um ambiente? Quanto um designer ganha? O que é melhor: ter um emprego fixo ou trabalhar como profissional autônomo? Vale a pena fazer faculdade de design? Existe faculdade de Design de Interiores/Ambientes? Onde posso arranjar trabalho na minha cidade? Onde que posso encontrar modelos de contrato e briefing? É interessante participar de concursos? Quais os softwares que o designer de interiores/ambientes precisa dominar? Curtir isso:
Amalfi Coast Italy Photography Positano - a charming stop for lunch along the Amalfi Coast There’s more to Italy than Rome and Tuscany. Have you seen the Amalfi Coast? It will leave you breathless! Typical pottery sold along the seaside town of the Amalfi coast The cliffs of Sorrento, one of the main towns along the coast The ancient streets of Pompeii - an easy stop along the Circumvesuviana Train The hill town of Positano Cook up some dishes at Mami Camilla's cooking school near Sorrento Beach cabanas in Sorrento - a popular beach in the summer The villagers (plaster cast) of Pompeii caught in the eruption The Sorrento coastline is a boating paradise Old door in Positano Get out of Rome and visit the Amalfi Coast! For more great information on the Amalfi Cost – check out Italylouge.com For information on the Mami Camilla’s cooking school check out Mami Camilla and tell them you saw it on Ottsworld!
Breathingearth - CO2, birth &death rates by country, simulated real-time Vitor&Penha What is it about Brazillian design that makes it so hot?! It's bold and brash, brave and beautiful. It's never precious but always fun. This is the portfolio of São Paulo architect Vitor Penha. The texture, the mix of modern and midcentury, wood and brick cheek and jowl with plastic and metal. It looks found and thrown together but it is very clever design.
Living Large in a Small Apartment For today we would like to show you a beautiful small apartment (61 sqare meters) located in Sweden. You are looking at a crib that is perfect for socializing but also for meditation in solitude. With wide and spacious interiors, this home looks very warm and inviting. The color palette is cheerful, yet subtle and tasteful. A large living room greets the guests with its homey feel: pillows on the floor, plenty of books to chose from. via Alvhem
História das Cadeiras Cadeira Windsor A cadeira Windsor é uma cadeira clássica informal geralmente construída de madeiras curvas, algumas Windsors têm braços em forma apoiada por eixos curto. É uma cadeira construída com um assento em madeira maciça em que a cadeira para trás e as pernas são dowelled, ou empurrados em buracos perfurados, em contraste com cadeiras padrão, onde as pernas para trás e os pilares das costas são contínuas. Os assentos de cadeiras Windsor eram muitas vezes esculpidos em um prato raso ou a forma de sela para o conforto. Não está claro quando as primeiras Cadeiras Windsor foram feitas. O mobiliário grego derivou do egípcio, com atenção às proporções dos homens. A cadeira é uma releitura do assento mais usado na cultura grega antiga: a Klismos, o assento dos Deuses. A Klismos de James Newton, 1805 é um caso a parte. A cadeira Wassily foi projetada em 1925 pelo arquiteto Marcel Breuer para mobiliar a casa do pintor Wassily Kandinsky.
The Italian Hotel built inside Abandoned Medieval Grottos Okay come with me, we’re going to explore every inch of this hotel built inside the deserted grottos of an Italian mountain village from the Middle Ages. The cliffs of the Gravina River Valley in Matera Italy are believed to be the site of the first human settlements in the country. So let’s begin our tour of this extremely off-beat, no doubt unique and very chic hotel, La Grotta della Civita… La Grotta della Civita, consists of 18 cave rooms as well as a restaurant, which took a total of 10 years to renovate from what was essentially a series of deserted caves, last inhabited in the 1950s by residents who lived very primitively. In the 1950s, the Italian government relocated most of the people in the cave towns, who were living without proper sanitation, into areas of the developing modern city nearby. When Margareta Berg, a young German girl who ran away from her parents in Germany as a teenager, arrived in Matera, she found mostly hippies living inside the honey colored caves.
Avicampus, accueil Make Wood Veneer Pendant Lights » Man Made DIY | Crafts for Men « Keywords: home, veneer, diy, how-to Wood veneer are thin pieces of full woodgrain, which are sold in flexible roles, so you can glue them onto core panels for the look and finish of hardwood grain pattersn without the expense of solid wood. Because veneer is so thin (around 3mm), it's quite flexible and easy to work, which means you can create complete projects from it as well, like this wooden lamp shades for pendant lights. This project comes from the bright minds at Lowe's Creative Ideas, who show you how to shape the veneer around empty paint cans and use an iron to seal it together. They've stained theirs with translucent colors, but my vote is just to leave the wood grain natural, rubbed with an oil finish and a bit of paste wax. Using CFL bulbs guarantees that you'll keep the heat down. Get the full how-to from Lowe's: Wood Veneer Pendant Lights For another take on a DIY wooden pendant, check out this woven project from Bookhou: