This is very modern spatial in simplicity interior design. Rooms are interconnected and their functions amplified. Sculptural gestures, such as the central spiral staircase and over sized joinery units, heighten both the scale and a dynamic lifestyle. In essence, this project is a pure exploration in an uncompromising minimalist language.
A finely crafted, elegant interior that [...]

Has Victorian workers cottage like this? Now, its time to be renovated become contemporary style living. Just like this house, two storey pavilions added for larger living space. With earth tone colors, Victorian and contemporary style unified. Don’t forget to use parquet, simple floor tile that make sense for classic building renovation.

The layout over the [...]

Many people confuse how to put downs decorative objects in the room. Puts down separately seems ugly, puts down in group, seems strange. Lets take a look tips below, so you don’t have to confuse anymore:

If an arts objects, like photos, image or painting at the wall, down put it higher than eyes highness.

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Of course, we have already known about granite. This nature material has luxurious and elegant appearance, really beautiful for house interior complement. Granite is sturdy and endures of scratches, so this material very popular, but the proce is so expensive, make we re-think to use it.

Right now, there is substitution material for granite, still beautiful [...]

Looking for fitness club design ideas? Take a look this O2 Fitness building plans. This fitness club is designed as an innovative and exciting health club for the health-conscious professional. For the company’s 12,300 square foot Wilmington, North Carolina location, an aquatic concept, based loosely on the club’s beach-front community, developed a thought-provoking,dynamic series of [...]

The First Unitarian Church of Berkeley was founded on Sunday, July 12, 1891, in space rented from the Berkeley Odd Fellows Temple, then on Shattuck [Avenue], a couple of blocks south of its present location. Some have said that this first meeting was held in a saloon on the first floor, but if so, suitable [...]

University of Maryland architecture graduate students have spent the last several weeks designing the National Sailing Hall of Fame museum in Annapolis. The projects, completed as part of a studio course, included open glass buildings, wavy undulating roofs and variations on the spiraling Guggenheim Museum in New York.
“I started thinking about what I love about [...]