Mostrando postagens com marcador furniture. Mostrar todas as postagens
Mostrando postagens com marcador furniture. Mostrar todas as postagens

Anderssen & Voll EVA Chair Design


The EVA Chair by Anderssen & Voll
This cool soft and comfortable EVA chair is created by Norwegian design studio Anderssen & Voll and especially designed for Juvet Landskapshotell in Norway. The chairs and the ottoman together aim to mimic the compositions of nature rather than nature itself.
The products join traditional contruction in wood and modern textile technology as the whole outside shape is defined solely by textile. For this purpose developed a special knitted wool textile together with Innofa in Tilburg NL that stretches and contracts when you tilt the chair – leaving the chair visually rooted in all positions no matter how you swivel or tilt the chair.

Furniture Collection Fuquan Junze by Hongkong Design Studio


Fuquan Junze Furniture Collection
This new furniture works collection is designed by Hongkong based design studio, Oil Monkey with their main designer Fuquan Junze. The furniture collection was done in clean and simple way using creative mixture of materials like plastic, oak, wood and stainless steel.
OilMonkeyology:
“The definition of a query has a greater ponder value compared to the query itself, it is because we often neglect what we are actually pondering about, and what needs are we actually asking for. The design should not be purely existed only for the sense of aesthetic, its existence also coheres with its own significance and individual theory; these components are being mutually diverted to generate the indivisible relationship.”

Vanessa Bruno's flat in Paris


Last Sunday, The Times magazine featured the Paris flat of one of my favourite French designers Vanessa Bruno (check this gorgeous video with Lou Doillon). Her flat is located in Le Marais, Paris' cool, creative area and like her fashion line, her flat reflects Bruno's boho, feminine personality...I love this space. Like Helena Christensen's NYC flat, you can feel that it's a space Bruno decorated herself with things she really likes and she didn't hire any top end interior designer to get the right look. Blending vintage finds with a few modern touches, her home feels welcoming...like the flat of the girl's next door, except that the girl's next door is heading a fabulous fashion line ;-






The Sunday Times kindly featured our Paulistano chair in Get the Look so I thought I would make my own...
1. Eclipse table lamp: £74.99 (but I love the way Living Etc styled it last year using it as a pendant light...we ended up with a vast number of customers asking for the Eclipse pendant light..it doesn't exist but with a bit of DIY, you can make yours),
2. Pure linen pleated cushion cover: £36.74
3. Moebius coffee table: £460
4. The Old Oak's Last Dream print: £149.99
5. La Tropezienne tote leather bag: £210 (messenger bag would work too)
6. Paulistano chair: £1130 but the version with the fabric cover would work as well and is slightly more affordable. I also love the gold version of the Pelicano rocking chair, which would be incredibly cosy and spot on!

Artistic Wooden furniture collection



Artistic Wooden furniture collection photos.

Excellent Colorful Bedroom Design Set and Furniture


blue and white furniture, ideal for boys bedrooms. Made from sturdy rubber wood, with a white carcass and contrasting dark blue panels. ZG Group offering boys bedroom furniture design which manufactures many kinds of furniture as for kids and teenager. The bedroom with luxury mattress would make a comfortable bed. Kids Rooms offer an excellent selection of children furniture especially for little boys.



Minimalist office furniture with white and red color



Here Minimalist office furniture with white and red color. Applied in your office, its very ergonomic office furniture. simple efficient and clean is the typical of this modern office furniture. Red office furniture such as chair and sofa make elegance and beautiful office areas. This exclusive office furniture designed by paolo zani, italian interior designer. Available Modern Italian office furniture collection.

Modern And Beautiful Patio Lighting Design Ideas


Modern And Beautiful Patio Lighting Design IdeasModern And Beautiful Patio Lighting Design Ideas
Modern And Beautiful Patio Lighting Design IdeasModern And Beautiful Patio Lighting Design Ideas
Modern And Beautiful Patio Lighting Design Ideas
Many humans wish a admirable patio lighting in the black with a blow of avant-garde patio lights, how to accept a balustrade ablaze that gives the consequence of affluence and abundance in your home. Some admonition from the experts advance architecture exoteric patio ablaze is not too bright, Because the architecture of the patio lights are too ablaze actualize glare, for it was a accomplished ablaze is acceptable for affair a lot of of the terrace at night, so night eyes is acute to acclimatize gradually. This is decidedly accurate for the sidewalk and about the aloft patio. After a ablaze clay with low wattage bulbs in these areas is the affair of security, abounding styles of avant-garde balustrade lights on the bazaar today, acquisition advice for your account in designing admirable and avant-garde patio lights.

I love this bedroom...


The white beam, the soft hues of grey on the wall, bed linens & the NAP chair by Kasper Salto

Stylish Bedroom Interior Design In Black White Green Colors


http://styleinteriorhomedesign.blogspot.com/

School map


A vintage school map (or from here), a RAR rocking chair, a Jielde lamp and a pretty garland....et voila....que du bon, que du beau



(C) Photo by Caroline Briel

Toilet Cubicle Kantor PTPN III Perdagangan


Toilet Cubicle kantor PTPN III
Bahan : Plywood, HPL, Alumunium
Hardware : Bahan Plastik





























Wallpaper Home Furnishings and Interior Design Award Winners


Wallpaper* released the winners of their annual Design Awards this week and as usual the field of innovative and decorative home furnishings is simply amazing. Here are some of the items that combine and artistic take on everyday furniture, appliances, and home accessories.

Designers G Di Tullio and S Ragaini joined talents to win the best New Domestic Appliance award for the 'Ciussai' bathroom heater that allows the user to stretch or wind the garden hose like structure to their liking or specific space requirements.

Interior design winner "Banq" by Office dA received inspiration from a Banyan tree that swirls and flows in a rather organic pattern. The woodsy interior design features layered Birch and recycled bamboo tables.The site was originally the formerly Boston's Penny Savings Bank which is now a hot spot for a multi-cultural dining experience led by chef Ranveer Brar.

The "Bloomframe" window by Hofman Dujardin Architects is the winner in the Most life-enhancing product category. This non-typical window responds to the push of a button to open up and relive any sense of being boxed in. Ironically the window opens up to create boxy structure that has been described as a bijou balcony.

The Acapulco chair....Love at first sight


I'm loving this Acapulco chair spotted in Grand Designs magazine...It just feels like the perfect garden accessories staple you want right here, right now!
Designed in 1950s, the iconic Acapulco chair is still as stylish and contemporary as when it was first designed and will look superb at home to bring Summer indoor or on the deck outside, especially since The Acapulco Chair Company has now re-edited the chair in gorgeous, to die-for colours like orange, turquoise
The chair costs £345 + shipping and £375 for the rocking chair version

A slice of boudoir heaven


If I were Samantha the good witch and could wiggle my nose and create the ultimate boudoir for myself this pretty much would be it!

Claudia Strassers The Paris Apartment book was first published 16 years ago, but to me it NEVER gets old. I've mentioned on many occasions this book has been my bed companion for a long time and even travelled with me to Europe as I couldn't bear to part with it. Pages 74 and 75 are almost permanently open on my dressing table and often when passing I find myself wishing I could dive into those glossy pages.

I love absolutely everything about this room, from the parquetry floors to the 12 foot high ceilings, The recessed shelving for books and treasures complete with pelmet framing. The sheepskin rugs, the painted Louis furniture, the tufted tub chairs, the silk sumptuous fabrics, the turquoise vases and the grand sparkling chandelier! I know swags and tails in most bedrooms can look completely over the top but in a room this grand how could you have anything less? Ok perhaps I would hide the speakers.

I thought I'd finish with another one of my favourite images from Claudia's book. Would you feast your eyes on this treasure trove?! You would have to call security to force me to leave such a place. It actually reminds me alot of Vintage Glamour in Enmore, Sydney. I could spend hours rummaging through that store.
If you haven't already bought this book you are missing out! It truly is a slice of heaven.

Vieux Interiors – On The Move


Houston now has several great shopping destinations for antiques and decor – the Bissonnet-Kirby area is one, another is Lower West Alabama.  There is also the Westheimer area, the Heights, and Ferndale.   Each destination is home to many wonderful shops - after all, competition brings more customers.   Lately though, the area around Upper West Alabama is the hottest destination, garnering lots of attention and traffic.   It is teeming with antique and decor stores such as Indulge, Thompson-Hanson, 2620, Chateau Domingue, Pilie, and The Gray Door.   Within just a few blocks along this stretch of Upper West Alabama, you can satisfy every need for the home – antiques, landscaping, bath, bedroom, architectural elements, furniture, and you can even satisfy your appetite at the trendy Tiny Boxwoods. 
 
The latest neighbor to move in is Vieux Interiors.   Last January, Vieux finally pulled up stakes from their former, God-forsaken address to move to 3701 West Alabama.  I’m teasing about their former location, but honestly, I could NEVER find it!!!  It was so isolated and out of the way, that I’m thrilled Vieux is now inside the loop!!!  I dropped by the other day to say hi and check out their new shop.   The store is large and bright with windows and doors that run along the front and back entrances.  The merchandise is a wonderful collection of old and new - antiques mixed in the mid century designs and even contemporary pieces.   There are also lots of accessories, things with a small enough price tag to make shopping guilt free.  As usual, the staff is super friendly – DeWayne Formby might just be the absolute nicest person in the business. 

The store is large, but nicely organized into smaller vignettes.   This gray painted furniture section was one of my favorites.

Minimalist home design-Modern Living Room Furniture design


Minimalist home design-Modern Living Room Furniture designMinimalist home design-Modern Living Room Furniture design

Are you looking for modern living room furniture design four your minimalist home design? This blog provides sample picture of modern and minimalist living room furniture design, or contemporary living room design with solid wood living room furniture.

Minimalist home design-Modern Living Room Furniture designMinimalist home design-Modern Living Room Furniture design

HGTV Home Design Tips


HGTV home design tips

Home is a place where all of us relax away from stress of our jobs and routine life. It offers comfort to all of us. However, one need to make sure that house is well designed and planned to avoid clutter and negativity. Take care of your house interiors and make it look gracious and beautiful place to stay. You do not really need professionals to enhance the interiors of your house.

Hgtv Dream House: Tip for You

You do not have to spend a fortune to make it a great place to relax, just be smart when you design your house. Some knowledge and motivation can do wonders in making your house is most enviable in neighborhood. You can use oriental furniture for making your living room look comfortable.

Hgtv Dream House: Interior Design

If you wish to add flair of romance in the room, use French furniture. Lighting is important consideration that enhances visual impact of room. If you wish to have a country charm, cozy room, check out some hand designed lights that illuminates and decorates every space perfectly.

Hgtv Dream House: Design Tip

You can also buy from a plethora of lamps, wall sconces, and handmade lighting fixtures for using in different rooms of your house for creating a distinct atmosphere. Use home furnishing to have dramatic style. Go for Japanese furniture and Chinese décor that will add to the beauty of the place. There are many other oriental furniture ideas that can help in tuning your home into a special place. Make use of HGTV home design tips and create a home that is not only beautiful but comfortable too.

This really irks me...




Restoration Hardware is peddling antique unbound "book bundles" as objets de art. Firstly, I despise the idea of buying books as purely decorative items. Certainly, bindings and covers can be -- and even should be -- beautiful (see the new Penguin Classics series HERE), but I'm a firm believer that books you display in your home should be books that, you know, you've actually read and enjoyed. Secondly, the idea of filling your shelves with packages of mistreated, long forgotten literary works to achieve some monochromatic, industrial "style" strikes me as incredibly sad.


Salvaged Wood Kitchen Island ($2695) + {Reproduction} Vintage Barstools ($295)

On a related note, can Restoration Hardware, Pottery Barn, Wisteria, etc. just stop with the "found" and "antiqued" furniture and accessories? I'm all for vintage and antique, but can't we just buy real vintage instead of faux? Decorating your home with items that look like they have history (but in reality either don't or, if they do, said history has no particular meaning to you) strikes me as incredibly fake. 
Burlap sack turned tablecloth, for a mere $69
I don't really understand spending the big bucks just to decorate your home with discarded soda boxes and burlap. I know that many antiques are (quite rightly) expensive, but why is 50-year old trash suddenly a design statement worthy of a mark-up befitting its newfound trendy status? If you're going to decorate with inexpensive, "humble" materials, then the prices should reflect that. It's like buying a plain white tshirt for $100: just plain stupid. Beyond the absurdity of these prices, the idea of elevating the ordinary and everyday (of the Great Depression!) to designer status strikes me as bizarre and even a bit condescending: We aren't poor, we just decorate like it.

On a final note, prices and subtext aside, the Belgian/industrial look is just too damn depressing for me. I'm a big fan of gray, but we've taken the whole gray, linen, limed wood look way too far. A piece or two here or there (or gray walls) is one thing, but when its thrown altogether (as staged by Restoration Hardware in particular), a monochromatic color palette in gray tones makes a room look like it's had all the life sucked out of it. When used en masse, gray is just as blah as beige. Where's the joy?
Lest you think I've got something against the big name retail stores (which I really don't -- much of my own home is filled with PB, RH and C&B), here are two items that I'm drooling over:

I adore the quatrefoil shape of this mirror. And, while I think I'd prefer the frame's finish in something a bit more glamorous (silver leaf, perhaps), I don't even mind the weathered zinc. As it is though, I'll be waiting for this piece to go on sale before I consider making the purchase.


I was absolutely shocked when I saw this chandelier in the latest Pottery Barn catalogue. It's so chic! So Pieces, etc.! The red faux coral is the perfect hit of color for a breakfast room or den. I'd maximize the beachy feel of it by pairing it when blues and turquoises -- and speaking of turquoise, wouldn't this be fabulous if there was a turquoise version? [Are you there, Pottery Barn? It's me, Averill. Bring back your Summer 2008 collection!]

Virgule table by Helene Eliot-Foussat


I met Interior Designer Helene Eliot-Foussat almost 4 or 5 years ago when we were both exhibiting at a Christmas French fair in Notting Hill. Failing to see enough customers to keep us busy, we happily spent the day chatting to each other, munching on French food sold by the stand opposite us.
At the time, I was in awe with her Virgule coffee table so imagine my joy when Helene approached us recently to make her gorgeous table to our design-savvy customers.


Made of Corian®, an expensive but incredibly smooth and high-quality material, I could not stop admiring how beautiful, versatile and well-designed the Virgule coffee table was.
A contemporary take on the Ying-Yang symbol, which in Chinese philosophy is used to decribe how seemingly opposing forces are interconnected and interdependent in the natural world, the Virgule coffee table is a great piece of design which can be used as two separate tables, indoor and outdoor.
Available here

Unique Sofas from Cerutti Baleri


Cerutti Baleri knows modern furniture designed for glamorous environments but they also know form and function as seen here in the Various Chairs and Sofas design. This extremely versatile concept by designer Leonardo Perugi is one of the styles you would see if you visited the Cerutti Baleri showroom at the Milan Furniture Show. Since most of us can’t make it I thought I would bring you some pictures, hope you enjoy. Visit Cerutti Baleri to get more info!






Related Posts Plugin for WordPress, Blogger...
Tecnologia do Blogger.