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Monday, March 22, 2010
Nowadays family has evolved considerably and creating a home that suits every family member’s needs can be challenging. It has to be an environment where children can be safe, and at the same time satisfy the comfort of the adults.The Albert Park Contemporary House is one of the district’s most favoured locations adjacent Albert Park Village.This is an elegant, contemporary extension of a simple wooden home featuring three bedrooms, two bathrooms and double garage all on 290 square metres approx.
Albert Park Contemporary House Design
Contemporary House Design
Contemporary House Design
Contemporary House Design IdeasThe internal finish of house is very important just like the external facade is. Beautiful tiles have provided keen answers to questions posed for interior decors. Differently styled, coloured and textured tiles give an entirely new definition to the interiors. The newest in the block are the silver and gold tiles by aquario. These tiles are elegant and regal. There is a certain sophistication that is added by gold when stylishly used, the same can be said about these tiles.
The tiles are hand-enamelled with delicate and intricate designs. They cater to both traditional and modern tastes and are a must for people in for some royalty for their interiors.
Luxury Silver and gold Tiles Design
Luxury Silver and gold Tiles Design Ideas
Luxury Silver and gold Tiles Design
Luxury Silver and gold Tiles Design
Luxury Silver and gold Tiles DesignMonday, March 15, 2010
Various interesting combinations of different interior styles become more and more trendy nowadays. Many of them look very unusual but often designers create awesome solutions combining furniture items, which look incongruous at the first sight. David Stine offers very original and creative additions for contemporary room design. Products made by this designer could add a rustic touch to any room and create interesting ambience. David Stine creates a truly unique furniture from natural solid wood. He hand crafts all pieces using traditional methods of joinery and construction, but only with environmentally safe finishes. Among his natural products you could find beautiful dining tables, benches, low tables and consoles.
Contemporary Room Design
Contemporary Room Design Ideas
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Natural Wood Furniture Design
Natural Wood Furniture Design Ideas
Natural Wood Furniture Designs
Natural Wood Furniture Designs Ideas
Natural Wood Furniture Interior DesignsSunday, March 14, 2010
This Sweedish apartment looks great and we will try to emphasize the elements that stand out. First of all, the atmosphere is fresh and youthful, which is a great thing to begin with. A large panorama window extending from floor to ceiling is the focus point of the spacious living-room, where you will also see various items of furniture. We particularly enjoy the heater and the fact that it almost calls out to you to sit on it or curl back with a good book. Even though not all the rooms have windows the kitchen for example), light somehow manages to find its way in these areas too. Pillars act as natural dividers between the rooms, a really creative idea and a practical one too.The curved walls are also very interesting.
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Facebook Headquarters Office Interior Design by Studio O+A
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Employees of Facebook recently moved to a new headquarters that facilitates interaction and connection, reflecting the company’s mission as a social networking website provider. Formerly a laboratory facility for high-tech manufacturer Agilent Technologies, the 150,000-square-foot structure at Palo Alto’s Stanford Research Park brings together more than 700 employees originally scattered throughout 10 locations in and around downtown Palo Alto.The design of the space relied heavily on input from the users, appropriate for a flatly structured company that weights every employee’s opinion equally. O+A designers interviewed employees about what they wanted from their new headquarters. The Facebook platform was used to conduct company-wide polls about design decisions, post construction photos and updates, and keep everyone informed of the thought process behind the project. An advisory board of employees from every department collaborated with the design team on the design process, from space planning to finishes to final move coordination.
Because the new facility houses employees coming from various locations, the company wanted to maintain each division’s distinct identity. The design takes its inspiration from the patchwork nature of Facebook users and employees, bringing together seemingly disparate elements to form a cohesive pattern and using color and interior spacing to create neighborhoods within the open plan space. The company’s executives sit in central areas, accessible to all employees. Large lounges and open spaces provide venues for the community to come together. A kitchen and café continue Facebook’s tradition of providing gourmet meals to staff at all hours, while drinks and snacks are available at micro-kitchens throughout the headquarters.
Reflecting employees’ desire for a green headquarters, the facility is the first commercial project completed under Palo Alto’s 2008 Green Building Ordinance, making extensive use of existing architectural features, recycling millwork from the original lab, and repurposing industrial components for post-industrial use. Other sustainable features include high recycled-content carpet and energyefficient lighting.
The design goal for the new facility was to maintain the history and raw aesthetic of the building and create a fun dynamic appropriate for the company’s youthful staff. Many walls and spaces are left unfinished: employees are encouraged to write on the walls, add artwork, and move furniture as needed, allowing the building to evolve continuously.
A bright orange industrial crane, left over from the building’s previous user, was repurposed by San Francisco sculptor Oliver DiCicco to support a table surface from its heavyweight hoist, offering maximum maneuverability. Referencing the industrial aesthetic of the building, a felt canopy spreads up one wall and onto the ceiling, defining a central meeting area that can double as an impromptu auditorium. Mounted on threaded rods of varying length to achieve an undulating effect, the canopy absorbs sound and is penetrated at intervals by overhead lighting. An outdoor basketball court and indoor ping-pong table offer opportunities for recreation. And it is not unusual to see employees zipping along the concrete floors on two-wheeled skateboards.
Facebook Headquarters Office Interior Design
Facebook Headquarters Office Interior Design Ideas
Facebook Headquarters Office Interior Design
Facebook Headquarters Office Interior Design
Facebook Headquarters Office Interior Design
Facebook Headquarters Office Interior Design
Facebook Headquarters Office Interior Design
Facebook Headquarters Office Interior Design
Facebook Headquarters Office Interior DesignTuesday, March 9, 2010
Light locations has got bolder with their recently purchased all-white-property which is a studio cum event space. Known for purchasing some of the hottest properties in town, Sophie Hitchens has raised the bar ten times higher for her competitors.
White is such a flexible color, the renters will have no dearth of ideas. White being the only color in the room can be conjoined with other colors of furniture of other colors, depending on the usage of the space. If this place is an art exhibition room it can have pictures, murals and antiques adorning the walls and the shelves provided. If this is a Yog studio, it would be a runaway success for the amount of sereneness and positivity the white color can bring out in a person.
Modern White Interior Design Pictures
Modern White Interior Design Pictures
Modern White Interior Design Pictures
Modern White Interior Design Pictures
Modern White Interior Design Pictures
