Showing posts with label interior design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label interior design. Show all posts

Space saving stairs by Aaron Tang

They also can be very compact in case you don’t need an additional storage space and your space is at the premium. In case you have a difficult layout situation you might find some interesting staircase design ideas here. Staircases are such things that could be as eye catching as practical. They can connect sever floors of your home and provide some book or other small things storage.

Kitchen on small space by Kristin Laass and Norman Ebelt

The kitchen occupies only one square meter when closed and can serve as a dining table at this state. Although when you start to open it you can find there an induction cooktop, a refrigerator, an oven and a storage space for different kitchen tools and tableware. Lets hope that some company will bring such brilliant concept in life. This modular kitchen is created by German designers Kristin Laass and Norman Ebelt. Its prototypes were recently presented on DMY International Design Festival 2010. The main idea behind this kitchen is to fit to very small spaces without losing anything that usual kitchen have.

Gorgeous ceramic tiles by Kale

These new gorgeous ceramics and matching cabinets can help you to design a bathroom of the future. Besides, both collection come with colorful wall decals that can enhance the simplicity of black and white and add the touch of style to the futuristic look. The Cube & Dot wall tiles are diamond- or circular-shaped respectively. They all have a glossy finish and come in a number of neutral colors. The Cube & Dot is a collection of modern bathroom wall treatments and cabinetry designed by Tamer Nakisci, an award-winning industrial designer who was named one of Europe’s Top 100 Young Creative Talents in 2009, for Kale.

Swedish interior design by UNIT Arkitektur AB

The house is made of simple materials and thanks to that is quite large even though the budget isn’t too big. The ground floor’s facades are clad with the most swedish of facades – the sawn spruce panelling. The upper floor, where public areas are, is clad with a flawless and proper facade material 5 mm translucent white acrylic plastic or PMMA. A large balcony with a pragmatic steel construction and cheap railing compensates for the lack of outdoor space in connection to the living room. Plastic House is located in a pure residential area just outside Göteborg, Sweden. It’s designed UNIT Arkitektur AB on the place of an old detached house. Even though the sea is near by, most people do not see it from the public spaces where they spend most of their time. That happend because of the nearby neighbor’s house that is obstructing the view and the Swedish building regulation which states that a kitchen, living room, bathroom and a bedroom must be accessible for a disabled person.

Minimalist black and white interior by Ecole

The first floor become a large open space where the entrance, the living room and the kitchen form one single continuity. The guest space that consists of a bedroom and a bathroom is also located on that floor. An amazing steel staircase links the living room to the owner’s private space underneath the roof. Even though the flat features a black and white minimalist decor there is a touch of oldness thanks to a georgeous fireplace and natural wooden floors. This 95 square meter flat is designed by French architecture and design studio, Ecole. It’s facing the Eglise Saint-Gervais on one side and the Hôtel de Ville de Paris on the other. The whole of the the two top floors of an 18th century building are occupied by it. Of course the flat is a restoration of the existing space to become suitable for a contemporary lifestyle.

Modern apartment interior by H2O Architects

To be more precise the apartment in central Paris was renovated by them to become a modern living space where the owner could showcase his comic books collection and live in comfort. The design offers a wide open space with a complex and unusual wall structure. These walls mostly feature integrated bookshelves and are painted in white. The back walls of bookshelves are painted in black to highlight comic books. French-based architecture and design studio, H2O Architects, is one of those studios that always could surprise by its creative product and room designs. You can seen that for yourself by checking out their glass mirror and cool kids room designs. This 60 square meter apartment is also designed by H2O Architects for a comic books collector.
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Modern wool rugs by Timothy Liles

The rug is part of a small 3-piece collection of furniture called “New New England” and could be ordered in custom colors. It is made by the extremely skilled staff at the County Braid House in Tilton. Braid Dead Rug is designed by a talented furniture designer from New England, Timothy Liles. It combines a modern pop icon with a tradition of technique. The modern rug is handmade out of 100% hand-laced wool and without a doubt will last a lifetime. It’s thick, double-sided and is 96 on 84 inches.