DESIGN OR BREAKFAST: modern

Alan-Voo House, Los Angeles, designed by Neil M Denari Architects, 2007

House renovation for Alan-Voo family , Los Angeles, designed by Neil M Denari Architects, build in 2007
The renovation was required to reflect the creativity of its inhabitants - a film trailer director, graphic designer and illustrator and their three daughters.

piątek, lipca 12, 2013
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must have from Poland, DMY Berlin

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must have from Poland - relacja z DMY w Berlinie

środa, czerwca 19, 2013
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New iOS 7 from apple

apple

iOS 7 introduces great new features like Control Center, AirDrop for iOS, and smarter multitasking. It also makes the things you do every day even easier, faster, and more enjoyable. And while many of the apps look different, the way you do things feels perfectly familiar.(apple website)

What do you think?
Do you like the new design?

czwartek, czerwca 13, 2013
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Summer white interior inspirations

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środa, czerwca 12, 2013
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June hitlist

beach

1.TOPSHOP leaf print top / 2.TOPSHOP flower garland / 3.RAY BAN mirrored sunglasses / 4.ZARA white palazzo pants / 5.ASOS dungarees / 6.PRIMARK crop top

czwartek, czerwca 06, 2013
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Concrete

cement

Hello,

How are you all? today is all about concrete! personally I have a huge crush on concrete! it's beautiful! I love the structure, colours, and it gives that industrial look to your interior.

The industrial look in interior design has been around for a while now and whilst we aren’t all lucky enough to live in an old converted warehouse that is full with authentic industrial elements, there are ways to give our homes a distinctly urban feel.

One of the easiest ways to achieve an industrial look is to use industrial materials like - Concrete. In recent months I have witnessed a huge rise in the use of concrete in interior design. Many designers are now using concrete in unexpected and unusual ways.

Have a look ....

czwartek, czerwca 06, 2013
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Screw Me by Jonathan Rowell

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Lighting objects with a simple twist

niedziela, maja 26, 2013
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Suburban beach house by David Barr & Ross Brewin- Australia

Australia

From the architects

A residence for a young couple and their future family. The project is conceived of as a combination of the humble qualities of a West-Australian beach shack and the climatic and underside-utility benefits of a Queenslander.

The house is lofted above a natural limestone outcrop which becomes a shaded garden terrain below the belly of the home above. The plan of the house is rationally divided into day and night zones with the separating corridor fattening at one end to become a study nook. West facing windows are minimised to shield the house from the searing afternoon sun. This ‘blankness’ is regulated by two ‘flicks’ in the wall, one opening toward the south-west to scoop in the ‘Fremantle doctor’ for cooling and the other towards the north to frame a view up the coast and to monitor the driveway below.

A generous outdoor room to the north-west capitalises on panoramic views of the Indian Ocean. A small room is tucked under the house at the rear, providing a flexible space that could be a 4th bedroom, back-yard pavilion, home office, or games room. Overall, it is a residence that challenges the conventions of detached housing in Perth: small, lifted above the ground, no front door, no garage, no front fence, no brick… a beach house in the suburbs.