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Sexy Ladies Decorate Your Walls！

Fanny — Fri, 26 Nov 2010 17:39:05 +0000

Sexy, Cute and beauty! Based out of the UK, Dupenny has been cooking up some sexy treats for the home. Be bold and dare to hang their promiscuous line of wallpaper featuring sultry ladies of the 20th Century. From roaring 20′s flappers to 50′s housewives and burlesque babes, they’ve got you covered. Maybe the ladis are too taboo for you? Don’t worry, they also offer tamer, yet equally dramatic, garden & tile patterns in their signature black & white palette. While you’re poking around their shop. I found these cute photos on modnest, and another post Leather Sofa and Other Handcrafted Designs also from her.

Combining the Antiques and Contemporary Design by Vicente Wolf

Dorophy Tang for Adidas – Furniture with Blue and white

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Vintage Modern Interiors From Debra Cronin

filomenas50 — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 09:37:24 +0000

Bathroom, antique cabinets.

French rococo furniture, old world style.

Dining room, antique dining furniture. China Qing Dynasty picture and very old chair.

A house’s history seems to be hot right now. Layers of life left not hidden, stripped but not shunned. Debra Cronin is creating spaces less ordinary. I love this crumbling home that she has brought back to life and where she now runs an underground dining experience Bite Club with partners David and Virginia. (via: desiretoinpire.net)

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A Beautiful Apartment Design by i29 Interior Architects

filomenas50 — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 04:13:52 +0000

Dining room

The interior design of beautiful apartment in Amsterdam by i29 Architects. This single-family apartment for four people is situated in a stately building in southern Amsterdam, NL. The original structure, with rooms for staff, a double hall and long hallways with lots of doors has been transformed into a spacious, transparent dwelling full of light and air.

A steel staircase links the living room to the owner’sv private space underneath the roof.

The kitchen in combination with cabinets from floor to ceiling has laser-cut front panels, all spray painted white.

the living room and the kitchen form one single continuity.

A steel staircase links the living room to the owner’sv private space underneath the roof.

The guest space (a bedroom and a bathroom) has been built on the same floor.

Apartment White Design SANTPERE47 By Miel Architects
August 11th, 2010 · 1 Comment

SANTPERE47 is a typical Barcelona’s apartment of the end of the 19th century that was recently renovated by Miel Architects. As any other apartment should, it features very creative space saving storage solutions. There are 2.20 meter high ceilings so the open plan living room features a staircase that leads mezzanines of storage and bottle [...]

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Beautiful Rooms From Rachel Whiting
May 29th, 2010 · No Comments

My Dream Home – a Relaxed Space
July 28th, 2009 · No Comments

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Color Scheme For Living Room
March 13th, 2009 · 2 Comments
Painting gives a new life to your living room, it makes the room fresh, new and clean, But we all know one of the most difficult decorating tasks is choosing a color scheme. Are [...]

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Combining the Antiques and Contemporary Design by Vicente Wolf

filomenas50 — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 05:30:00 +0000

Living Room
In designer Vicente Wolf’s New York loft, a Dutch Colonial daybed he bought in Borneo faces VW Home chairs in his linen, left, and his wool blend. Candlesticks, 18th c., on 1960s round table, all from Italy. Italian film set lamp, 1960s. Photography by artists such as Lisette Model, Geert Goiris and Walker Evans.

Timeless Design in the Bedroom
Drapery in VW Home wool. Italian 18th century table. Chinese 19th century bowl. Hans Wegner chair, 1960s. Ashanti stool. Bed by Wolf in VW Home mohair blend. Anichini linens on the bed. VW Home table near Italian set lamp, 1960s. Photograph by Martin Munkacsi. Eero Saarinen table for Knoll. Antique french gold table sits below the windows.

Conversation Area in Living Room
19th c. Russian chair with gold frame on the left, VW Home sofa in Wolf’s wool blend and mid-century acrylic chair by Erwine and Estelle Laverne. Drum table by Wolf. Edelman Leather cowhide rug. Drapery in VW Home wool.

Artful Juxtapositions
Italian 18th c. chair at table from Paris flea market. Candlestick by Wolf for Baccarat. Loveseat, 19th c., in VW Home wool blend. Color photograph by Damien Hirst.

Teak Screen with Antique Desk
Teak screen, 19th c., and antique Dutch Colonial desk, both from Indonesia. French chair, 1940s. Photograph by Dorothea Lange.

Sitting Room
Gainsborough armchair, 18th c. VW Home chair in Wolf’s fabric. Beaded neckpiece from South Africa on antique Thai monk’s bench. Broken antique Buddha statues on display. VW Home lamp. Metal-frame daybed designed by Wolf in VW Home ribbed cotton. Photographs by Berenice Abbott, August Sander and others. Edelman Leather cowhide rug. Flowers throughout by Vicente Wolf.

Fine Art Photography Collection
On wall, large photograph by Michal Rovner. Vintage chairs host a row of photogrpahs by artists such as Alexander Rodchenko and Man Ray. Photographs on ledges include works by Weegee, Harry Callahan, Man Ray and Richard Avedon. Italian floor lamp, 1960s.

Minimal Bathroom Design

INTERIOR DESIGN BY VICENTE WOLF, PRODUCED BY CAROLYN ENGLEFIELD

Pieces of furniture in Vicente Wolf’s living room appear to be having a conversation of their own, each speaking a different language of style. The “speakers,” facing one another like guests at a party, include an upright nineteenth-century gilded Russian chair, a Swinging Sixties clear acrylic chair and a very debonair sofa designed by Wolf.

Vicente Wolf
An avid collector and admirer of fine art photography, the designer also works behind the lens. (via: www.veranda.com)

Beautiful Rooms From Rachel Whiting
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My Dream Home – a Relaxed Space
July 28th, 2009 · No Comments

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Color Scheme For Living Room
March 13th, 2009 · 2 Comments
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Modern Chairs Design By Modernist Architects
August 31st, 2009 · No Comments

Fauteuil a Grand Comfort. Design: LeCorbusier.
A common (although mis-guided) knock on much modern furniture is that it focuses far too much on form and too little on function– specifically comfort. The Le Corbusier LC2 Petit Modele Armchair is what Le Corbusier called a “cushion basket”, and comfortable is probably the best word to describe it. [...]

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Innovative and Modern Chair Designs Collection (32 pics)

Fanny — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 16:56:50 +0000

Modern chairs, stools and innovative chair designs from all over the world.

Aperto Chair

Modern chair by Caroline Havag, a design student at Norway’s Oslo National Academy of the Arts.

Barnacle Chair

Creative chair by designer Ania Wagner is made from sustainable wood and lined with a cultivated industrial felt.

ReLegs Chair

Modern chair by Jennifer Heier that is able to go down to its knees.

Tea Cup Stool

Creative stool design by Holly Palmer, inspired by Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland.

Modern and Creative Long Chairs

Chaise longue, also known as “chaise lounge” or “lounge chair” in North America, is a chair that is long enough to support the legs.

Two Legs Chair – Cool Chair Designs
May 9th, 2009 · No Comments

They are real chairs, but how could a chair with only two legs stand still? The arcanum is in the shadow the chair, it is made of steel!

In fact, they are not the latest two legs chairs.
And other cool chiar designs

Multi-leg red chair

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Beautiful Chairs Design By Tobin Bennett
January 16th, 2009 · 1 Comment

Chair styles of today are dictated by trends other than that of fashion and status. Tobin Bennett’s fashion chairs witll give you some inspirations. The next time that you look at a chair think about the many ideas which went into the chair design to make it comfortable and easy to work from.

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My Dream Home – a Relaxed Space

Fanny — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 06:05:25 +0000

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Color Scheme For Living Room
March 13th, 2009 · 2 Comments

Painting gives a new life to your living room, it makes the room fresh, new and clean, But we all know one of the most difficult decorating tasks is choosing a color scheme. Are you still thinking about a color for those walls for your important living room? Oyster White, Navajo White, Cielo Blanco, Off [...]

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(Photos: Swedish photographer Petra Bindel. Her work is stunning, she has done a lot for Elle Interiör Sweden which some of you may recognize right away. via: decor8blog Photographer Petra Bindel)

Adequate Preparations For Your Gardening – Gardening Tips
March 9th, 2009 · No Comments
Ready for a gardener
If you plan to make a successful home garden, you must be adequate preparation to be a good gardener. here are some useful tips for your gardening, they are effective solutions from Linda shares, who has more than ten years of neglect of land from a family one-acre organic garden’s construction spending.
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Home Theater Painting Idea
January 7th, 2008 · No Comments
Most people neglect home theater painting. What most people don’t know is how painting affects the colors and images on screen. This makes it an important aspect to consider if one seeks to achieve the ultimate home cinema experience.
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Courtyard House on a Steep Site – Interior and Exterior

Fanny — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 07:25:36 +0000

The site is extremely long, narrow and steep. Courtyards are carved into the hillside for daylight and privacy. One enters at the center of the house.
The program is for a residence of approximately 6,700 SF, with a detached 3-car garage. The site is very steep, long and narrow – it’s 50’ wide by 400’ long with an average slope of 35%. Located on the west side of Mercer Island, there are panoramic views west towards Seattle and the Olympic Mountains beyond.

Structural Engineer: Jeff Albert
Mechanical Engineer: Rainbow Consulting
Landscape Architect: Alchemie (Bruce Hinckley)
Casework: Poliform
Contractor: EH Construction.
At the top of the exterior entry stair. Photograph by Tom Hille.

Architect Fearon Hay’s Own House – Fairy Tale House
June 13th, 2009 · 1 Comment
Fearon Hay has an excellent track record of inserting sympathetic slices of modernism into unbelievable landscapes. This is his own house in Te Kinga, beside the Lake Brunner.
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Barragán Fountain House
January 8th, 2009 · 1 Comment

　　This house should probably be called the “Barragán Fountain House” considering all the attention it has received because of the fountain on the property, which just happens to have been designed by the famous Mexican architect Luis Barragán. the City of Los Angeles has declared the fountain to be a Historic Cultural Monument.
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View from top of site looking west.
Photograph by Alan Abramowitz

Exterior entry bridge and stair.

Photograph by Tom Hille

At the bottom of the exterior entry stair. Exterior entry door is to the right.

Photograph by Eduardo Calderon.

Formal living room.

Photograph by Eduardo Calderon.

Formal living room.

Photograph by Eduardo Calderon.

Entry bridge over exterior courtyard. Informal living room is beyond.
Photograph by Alan Abramowitz.

Informal living room.

Photograph by Alan Abramowitz.

Looking into exterior courtyard from informal living room.

Photograph by Alan Abramowitz.

Looking into exterior courtyard from informal living room. Entry stair is beyond.
Photograph by Eduardo Calderon.

Exterior stair and entry.

Photograph by Eduardo Calderon.

Third-floor bedroom.

Photograph by Eduardo Calderon.

Model Photos and Plans:

Model of the building

Model of the site

The building during the construction process。

Building elevation

Building floorplans

Hutchison & Maul Architecture
Seattle-based Hutchison & Maul Architects was founded by Robert Hutchison and Tom Maul in 2001. Exploring space and form through the medium of envelope, Hutchison & Maul’s designs are characterized by site-specific solutions which encompass functionality and efficiency through the use of a limited material palette, and a focus on one or two primary architectural elements. The firm performs work at all scales, from small art studios and residences to large institutional buildings and conceptual master plans. The firm also actively undertakes conceptual and installation work, which typically seeks to celebrate the history and past use of existing buildings, while highlighting their architectural qualities and potential for reuse. Hutchison & Maul was one of eight firms selected as a “2009 Emerging Voice” by the Architectural League of NY.

Robert Hutchison received his Master of Architecture from the University of Washington, has undergraduate degrees in Architectural and Structural Engineering from Drexel University, and performed research in Norway on a Valle Scholarship. Prior to establishing Hutchison & Maul, Hutchison worked as a Structural Engineer for four years, and served as a Project Manager and Project Architect at The Miller/Hull Partnership. He teaches design studio on an annual basis at the University of Washington College of Architecture & Urban Planning, and recently taught a graduate studio at the Washington State University School of Architecture. Hutchison currently serves as a board member on 4Culture’s Public Art Advisory Committee and the independent architectural group Space.City.

Tom Maul received his Master of Architecture from the University of Washington, has an undergraduate degree in Civil Engineering from Bucknell University, and attended the International Program at the Helsinki University of Technology. Prior to establishing Hutchison & Maul, Maul worked as a Project Manager in the Starbucks Design Department, was an Associate at Karreman Associates, and served as a Project Manager and Project Architect for GGLO. He teaches design studio on an annual basis at the University of Washington College of Architecture & Urban Planning. Maul currently serves as a board member on AIA Seattle’s Committee on Design. (http://www.archinect.com)

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Retro Style Home Decor

Fanny — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 09:30:21 +0000

Like many people, I love vintage design very much, retro style decorating will makes your home look great.

Designer: ChenChui , Taiwan

The kitchen

Furniture in a retro style room tries to appear as outstanding as possible. When it comes to sofas, look for elongated styles and make sure there are lots of colorful pillows.

Wood and checker tile flooring are predominantly the best choices. Look for clean, swift looks for flooring as everything else will be bright and fantastically insane.

Comfortable Living Room Designs
May 14th, 2009 · 2 Comments

Your living room interior designs should be something that you really like. That is why it is important to consider the homeowner’s personal interest and styles when it comes to living room interior design. Here I collected some relaxed and comfortable living room, share with you.

White living room design, country style
Vintage Decorating Ideas
May 12th, 2009 · 1 Comment

Vintage home décor is very popular nowadays. Using vintage home décor is ideal especially if you are working with a limited amount of money. Shabby chic consists of combining old and new home décor. Here are some ideas and tips to start decking your house with that shabby chic vintage home décor.
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Rooms In Modern Style By Ruby

Fanny — Wed, 06 May 2009 13:52:07 +0000

Contemporary dining room design with modern style, green and pink color, simple design.

Living room

Bedroom

Photos: Ruby

The Ruby team is comprised of experienced designers, project managers, architects, and contractors all of whom contribute your project’s success.

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Camper Space – Spanish artist-designer Jaime Hayon

Fanny — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 06:52:24 +0000

Spanish artist-designer Jaime Hayon was born in Madrid in 1974. As a teenager, he submerged himself in skateboard culture and graffiti art, the foundation of the detailed, bold-yet-whimsical imagery so imminent in his work today. After studying industrial design in Madrid and Paris he joined Fabrica in 1997, the Benetton-funded design and communication academy, working closely with the legendary image-maker and agitator Oliverio Toscani. In a short time he was promoted from student to head of their Design Department, where he oversaw projects ranging from shop, restaurant and exhibition conception and design to graphics. Eight years later, Jaime broke out on his own, first with collections of designer toys, ceramics and furniture, followed by interior design and installation.

Mediterranean Style Camper space design

The intention of this project was to give an absolute yet subtle change to the way the Camper space is envisioned. To promote a luxury ambient inside the shop, turning it into a symbol of elegance. Very special pieces were created for this shop: handmade wood tables with different and abundant legs, very much within the Hayon style. A set of hand crafted terra-cotta lamps was designed specially for the space. A new technology was developed to give these lamps an earthy yet sophisticated surface. For the cash point space, we created an unusual piece of furniture with a very “Olympic” shape, all in red. We chose a red floor in resin of a silky and glossy effect that playfully contrasts the rest of the space.

Other Projects

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