This is Lihui’s Asian-style kitchen, Orange kitchen cabinets.

For centuries, Asian cultures have lived their lives surrounded by simple, yet elegant, furnishings, furniture, and art. Asian interiors are designed to bring peace, balance, and serenity to the space, which is kept simple and uncluttered. The quality and craftsmanship is exquisite. The style is merging with western style to create a unique Asian-influenced decor.

Dining room

Asian Home Decor – Modern NeoClassical
May 20th, 2009

Asian Home Decor , Modern NeoClassical Chinese Style

Tips For Asian Interior Decorating
March 8th, 2008 · No Comments
Tips For Asian Interior Decorating. 
1. Focus on texture. Because Asian style can be so muted, try to focus on texture instead of vibrant colors. By using woven materials, wicker baskets or visibly grained wood, you can keep the room [...]
Oriental Home Decor – Chinese Traditional Home Decor
May 9th, 2009

The most popular decorating style these days seems to be Oriental designs. One particular Oriental design which many people love is the traditional Chinese interior. Chinese style tend to be bold and beautiful, using colorful fabrics of upholstery as well as out-of-the box items like saris for home decor.

Bright, vivid colors are used in oriental [...]
Free Tips For Feng Shui Decorating
March 12th, 2008 · 1 Comment

Starting with the Chinese origin, Asian home decorating is called Feng Shui which gives the idea of object positioning and space. Asian home decorating relates the house with health and wealth.
Decorating with Feng Shui principles involves the movement of energy and moving blocked areas so energy moves at a balanced pace around the entire home. [...]

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When you prepare to remodel your kitchen, demolition the existing cabinets is inevitable. Not only cabinets, but also countertops, appliances, flooring and lighting, depending on the extent of your remodel and what you’ve decided to replace. It’s going to get really messy so just be prepared for that and just make peace with the fact that there’s going to be dust everywhere even after the demolition process is finished. (more…)

You may have a top-of-the-line playroom, but kids, especially little ones, want to be where their parents are. That’s why it’s often a good idea to include a “kid’s cabinet” in your design. An easy-to-reach set of base cabinets can make it a snap for kids to access (and, hopefully, clean-up) their crayons and paper.

Adding a cubby area is also a wise choice for both parties: Mom and Dad can quickly toss forgotten toys and half-read books into each child’s cubby for safekeeping. Neatly stored toys are then ready and waiting for the next time that boredom strikes.

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