Showing posts with label Home Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Home Design. Show all posts

Retro Style House Design

The aesthetics of the 1950s, combined with current furniture, is the essence of this apartment in Madrid, where he will have unified spaces to gain breadth.

A refrigerator mark

the style of a House might sound weird, but in the case of this flat, situated in the Centre of Madrid, was. Its owner, a young woman who undertook the adventure of living alone, had a very clear part on the head: a pink Smeg refrigerator retro air. This was decisive for study Disak, in charge of the project, using it as a thread of all the decoration and gamble by a vintage. But in addition, changes in the distribution were made in order to adapt it to your needs.

With the reform, carried out by c. Montero brothers C.B., was unify the spaces. The kitchen was integrated in the living room, although they are delimited with different finishes: in the first got a floor in checkerboard black and white, and in the living room, an oak laminate. To differentiate the dining room, located in the middle of both, the wall was covered with an elegant black wallpaper.

Changes in style

Also the bathrooms were transformations. To give them a more feminine appearance, a beautiful hydraulic soil and a horizontal tile on the wall was installed. In addition, the taps and basins were chosen with soft and rounded lines. And all this was completed with flirty accessories. Precisely in the main bathroom became a direct access to the bedroom - separated by a door slide - to gain comfort. This, in turn, is connected with a dressing room, set up in an adjoining room, which is fitted out for such use. So got a little chic suite. The charm of the space is boosted with style pieces 50's, a striking bedding and a suggestive message on the wall of the headboard.

3 ideas that work

1:. Light parts. The chairs with metal legs and round tables with one foot, as those who have been used in the living room, recharge less.

2:. Flown items. Countertops with towel bath or toilet with concealed cistern help to free up the space.

3:. Patterned felines. They are pure trend and help boost the environment. Ideal for mini apartments that flee from minimalism and seek a transgressive twist.



Colorful welcome

A console gives it lacquered in Fuchsia, decorated with flowers - the white vase is from Zara Home-. On the wall, a wall of black metal. Carpets and basket, Zara Home.


A look at the past

It is offering lounge with parts vintage like the butterfly Chair, Tulip, Knoll dining table or chairs Eames Plastic type. Sofa Folk and nightstands knot, both of Sancal. Green pads of linen, Dolz collection.

the black paper highlights the dining room wall. Of Gancedo.

A focus of the film illuminates this corner in an original way.


Detail of the dining room, illuminated by a chandelier of glass, A Loja do Gato Preto. Framed art prints, of Coco de Paris. At the table, vases, Zara Home.


Integrated kitchen

It is attached to the living room, but it is anchored with a checkerboard of Discesur soil.


Homage to the 1950s

A pink refrigerator, Smeg, and a few aged leather vintage stools mark style in the kitchen. Furniture, white melamine with wood and laminate countertop, are Moretti. The fronts are lined with tiles white beveled, Discesur.

The countertop is prolonged in a fast food bar.
Two ceiling lamps give light to the dining area.


Wild dreams

A duvet cover with Leopard print, from Zara Home stands out in the bedroom. Ash Grey oak table, model Igor, Signature, and carpet of knots in crude, Macarena Saiz.

Flowers in a vase of Zara Home, give a feeling of freshness.


A mesas-nido of brass

Mirror, Thai nature, they serve as support to the lamp, Zara Home


Clothing in order

The dressing, made to measure in white DM, communicates with the main room. The soil is a laminate oak finish, from Quick-Step.


Long live the romantic spirit!

The toilet is pure coquetry. He chose a free sink, model bowl of rock, which is encastró in a countertop of wood made to measure and is crowned with a Baroque-style mirror. Tap mod. Hera, of mist, and toilet roll holder and towel racks, Ferreteria Ortiz.

The pink bat gives a very feminine air bath.


Pop style bathroom

With a zone similar to the one of the toilet basin, stands out for its striking hydraulic soil, mod. Variette, Discesur. Toilet Ja33, of Gala, and shower faucet two handles, mod. Hera, in mist.

The incoming of the wall has been used to place a few slices.

The fronts have tiled half tiled, Discesur.


A peculiar distribution

Just enter, is the bathroom, which adjoins the master bedroom and a walk-in wardrobe. Down a hallway is accessed to the guest room and a small bathroom. And finally the living/dining room and kitchen, which are linked are located.

How much costs

- Black, Gancedo wallpaper : Price/roll:. €50
- Kitchen furniture white melamine, Moretti, including appliances (plate, refrigerator, oven, microwave and hood): Price:. €11,000
- Walk-in closet in white wash DM, made to measure by a cabinetmaker: Price:. €2.200
- The main bathroom hydraulic pavement, mod. Variette, from Discesur: Price/m2:. €60
- Countertop basin, 42 cm in diameter, model bowl of rock: Price:. €168

Niz House - Home Design Plans

Niz House
Architect: Agraz Arquitectos
Location: Zapopan, Mexico
Photography: Mito Covarrubias

Home Design Ideas - Faced with the challenge of creating a house on a sloping trapezoidal lot, the architects designed a house with a very narrow front and a wide back façade. One of the sidewalls is angled to align with the staircase, and the effect breaks the orthogonal layout of the house. Because of the pronounced slope of the plot, only minor excavation was needed to bury the garage and utility rooms.







The juxtaposition of the orthogonal grid and the stair built against the angled wall generates void spaces that connect floors and enrich the spatial relationships of the rooms.

Make a staircase that stands out by creating a guardrail that also serves as a decorative screen. Lighting will highlight its sculptural quality.






The unusual geometry of the staircase contrasts with that of the rest of the house. Landings, niches, and walls fill in the transitional spaces between the two geometries.







These bathrooms are light-filled spaces. During the daytime, the creamy white walls and the white marble countertops reflect natural light. At night, recessed lighting and wall sconces keep the rooms well lit.

Home Design Plans Modern Residence with a Bright Character in Singapore

Home Design Plans Modern Residence with a Bright Character in Singapore - ONG & ONG Pte Ltd. He completed the design and development of House 65BTP, a private residence with a bright contemporary character in Singapore. The project is surrounded by a large garden that converges in a colossal tree before the war in such magnificence that its presence is rooted within the architecture itself of the House itself. Throughout this House, there are numerous encounters with nature without leaving much inside. An artistic atmosphere is subtly released in key areas, from the white sculpture in the garden and continuing with a painting and statue in the living room.

A wooden deck framing the pool, creating a fascinating area outdoors for the rest: "taking advantage of outstanding typography of the site, the basement was designed in such a way that it opens in a lower section of the garden, with what feels almost like being on a ground level. Interestingly, the skylights also provide a clear spectacular view of the tree, even from here "." As you can see in the plans of the House at the end of the post, the residence has two floors plus a basement, a spiral staircase sculpture that provides the connection between the different areas of life.

Vertical progression is a private residence designed by Hyla architects.
It was completed in 2011, and is located in Singapore.
Images by: private residence Vertical progression in Singapore Derek Swalwell

308 Mulberry Home Design Ideas

308 Mulberry
Architect: Robert M. Gurney Architect
Location: Lewes, DE, USA
Photography: Maxwell MacKenzie Architectural Photographer

The starting point for this project was a two-story house built in the early nineteenth century. The spatial needs for the redesign necessitated remodeling the existing balloon-frame house and building four additional structures. The result more than doubled the area of the original house. Its historic base, however, remains prominent.



 
The additions were conceived of as one-story pavilions arranged around a new swimming pool and a large deodor cedar, which is located at the rear of the property.

Large expanses of glass set in black steel frames are a good contrasting feature against a historic, shingle-clad, and highly detailed construction.






High ceilings, including cathedral ceilings, can cause voices to echo. Wood paneling can dampen sounds in a room with high ceilings and hard surfaces such as glass and stone.


In juxtaposition with the primarily white interiors of the existing house, the new living pavilion features mahogany walls and ceilings and basalt flooring. A white marble fireplace complements it all.




Open riser staircases give a stylish and minimalist look to a home. A tempered glass guardrail satisfies safety requirements while maintaining an airy feel.

Consider using glass partitions instead of walls, especially in small spaces, to ease the flow of sunlight into a room.



An existing structure can meld with new generously proportioned, light-filled spaces, proving that the old can comfortably co-exist with a contemporary style.