Showing posts with label Garden Furniture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Garden Furniture. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 12, 2010

New Modern Kitchen Design Ideas with White Cabinets

New Modern Kitchen Design Ideas with White CabinetsStosa is an Italian kitchen manufacturer, which offers as modern as traditional models of very high quality. This year Stosa has enriched its modern kitchen range by four new beautiful collections. Among these collections you could find an awesome kitchen solution for a black and white kitchen design. This modern kitchen is a model from Bring collection. The main idea of this kitchen design is a play of contrasts and asymmetric shapes. Its cabinets with non standard shape add the originality and at the same enlarge the storage space. The kitchens from this collection are also available in other different colors and in natural wooden finish.

Monday, May 10, 2010

New Modern Kitchen Design Ideas with White Cabinets

New Modern Kitchen Design Ideas with White CabinetsStosa is an Italian kitchen manufacturer, which offers as modern as traditional models of very high quality. This year Stosa has enriched its modern kitchen range by four new beautiful collections. Among these collections you could find an awesome kitchen solution for a black and white kitchen design. This modern kitchen is a model from Bring collection. The main idea of this kitchen design is a play of contrasts and asymmetric shapes. Its cabinets with non standard shape add the originality and at the same enlarge the storage space. The kitchens from this collection are also available in other different colors and in natural wooden finish.

Saturday, April 24, 2010

Modern Bedroom Furniture Designs

Modern Bedroom Furniture DesignsThe term “modern bedroom” does not refer to the physical “age” of the room itself. Rather, a “modern bedroom” is one decorated in a manner that parallels modern design values. Generally, this means that for your furnishings to be considered modern bedroom furniture, they have to be indicative of a characteristically modern minimalist aesthetic. To put it simply: For a modern bedroom, less is more. To achieve a truly modern look, you will first need to de-clutter your bedroom.

Thursday, April 22, 2010

Warm and Stylish Scandinavian Interior Designs


We hope managed to familiarize you with what Scandinavian interior design has to offer by showing you all those amazing apartments from the Northern Europe. Still, we can not talk of a common and typical Scandinavian design, but just of general characteristics, such as spacious and airy interiors, with a great regard to aesthetic effect, but also featuring original decorative elements. Today’s interiors come from Bolig and give away a lot of warmth, coziness and not to mention inspiration. From the wacky paintings on the walls to the colorful pillows, we have to say these rooms have the ability of captivating and fascinating. -via decor8
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Thursday, April 8, 2010

Balcony, an amazing place for viewing your home

Balcony usually used for viewing your home and around, here are several picture of balconies design:
Balcony, an amazing place for viewing your home

Saturday, March 20, 2010

Garden Terace

Garden Terace
One of the great things about summer is that we can expand our living space without enlarging the house or make a costly renovation. In many cases not even have to decorate too. Simply clean the porch or terrace and Drop in a comfy chair. Others may want to make a room outside on the terrace or garden and can be done at minimum cost.
A comfortable outdoor furniture enhances any room outside, but need not be expensive. Two chairs and a table with four dining chairs will really comfortable our space.
Many products are available in a wide range of prices and come ready to assemble. A plastic furniture, very cheap, will last a few years and is easy to assemble and clean. And we can always make them look a little more stylish by adding cushions. We can also make a modest investment and buy pieces of cast aluminum or wrought iron, which last longer. Any of them should be kept inside during winter to last longer, but are made to stand outside in the summer months.

Thursday, March 18, 2010

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Friday, March 12, 2010

Modern Interior

Designed by Giuseppe Bavuso for Rimadesio, Aura is an elegant door that is just perfect for a minimalist or modern interior. Made up of a structure with an aluminum frame, faced with lacquered glass on both sides, it is further marked by a lavishly sized handle especially produced from pressure die-cast metal alloy and provided with a front trim of lacquered glass in the same colour as the leaf. Aura closes thanks to an innovative completely invisible magnet system which does not require the use of traditional locks. Aura is available in two versions: with the magnetic closing profile (without lock) and with a lock equipped with the locking pawlor with a key.
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Thursday, March 11, 2010

Asian Home Design and It's Decoration

Asian Home DesignAsian home design always use a special style in its design, a Chinese home or another oriental home design always use the component of culture in its design, furnitures, home color and style.
Asian Home DesignAsian home design also sometime use an antitique furniture as home decoration.
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A modern Asian home design usually uses a minimalist room design concept as the trend in best home design, a modern home design also use a really new look color for it's decoration. Now, Asian home style is one of best home design in the world

Sunday, February 28, 2010

Modern furniture combined with good interior design; create atmosphere and style

Creating a cohesive interior design for you home isn’t that hard if you know some of the basics. In fact, decorating your home so that all the various elements combine to create the look you’ve always wanted can be a lot of fun.

Following are some proven tips to help your house into a designer home:



Taking the first step

As they say, let’s start at the beginning. Chances are good that your home is a mish mash of furnishings, art, accents and accessories that have been collected over time. To create the perfect designer look, you want to first consider the purpose for each room, how you want it to look, your personal tastes, features that can and can’t be changed, and finally, the budget you have available.

Star with the key elements

The success of a room’s design lies in the balance you create. The basics of gook design are proportion, balance, contrast, rhythm, pattern/texture and harmony. Knowing how these elements work together will help you design your space so that it’s not only beautiful, but comfortable and functional as well.

Proportion

Scales is one of the most important things to consider when creating the look of a room. A room that is proportioned correctly will feel welcoming while an incorrectly portioned room will just feel crowded and unfriendly. The trick is to match pieces in terms of their scale. A large overstuffed sofa needs an equally large end table or coffee table; otherwise, these accents simply disappear as the sofa dwarfs them proportionally. When considering scale, look to the other rooms in home for furniture that may be a better fit with the focal pieces you have in your room.



Balance

When crating balance, there’s two ways to go here. The first is symmetrical design, where everything is perfectly balanced. With symmetrical design, there’s roughly two of everything or items are mirrored in the room. For instance, one chair is placed exactly opposite another one just like it. While this creates balance, it can also make a room look static and lacking any visual interest or energy. Experienced designers use asymmetry to create this interest. Objects balance well because they are judged by their visual weight, not pairings. For instance, you have a large sofa on one side of the room that is balanced by two large overstuffed chairs with an accent table in the middle and floor lamp behind. These pieces balance the sofa visually, even though they aren’t equal in size or shape. The design works because there is balance in the asymmetrical layout of the furniture.



Contrast

Imagine walking into a white room with white carpet and white furniture. Pretty boring, huh? Contrast helps draw the eye around a room through the intelligent use of color. Bold use of colors creates energy while the use of muted shaded in complementary tones crates calm. The more contrast you crate, the easier it is for the human eye to follow the intended design of the room, moving visually from one space to another, guided by the use of color and contrast.

Rhythm

While crating contrast with the use of light and dark tones can be effective, it can also create boredom. To keep the room connected, you want to use rhythm. This means reusing specific colors, patterns, textures or themes throughout the room. Pick a couple main colors and repeat them in different ways in tour paint scheme, fabrics and accents.




Pattern & Texture

As the eye moves about a room, it picks up specific patterns. These are grouped together, so a blue wall is combined with a striped piece of fabric that has the same blue in it. Patterns that don’t fit crate conflict in the mind, compromising the appearance of the space. Again, you want to pick one or two primary patterns or textures and vary them within the color palette you’ve already crated for the room. Right alongside the elements of contrast and rhythm decorating is pattern/texture.

Harmony

If you’ve ever heard three signers sing different parts that sound amazing together, then you already know what harmony is. The same is true for the harmony in your home. Different colors, different designs and different proportions combine to create a new look that was never there before, just as new notes are created by singers singing three different parts. The room is suddenly complete. It has a look that if you remove just one element, won’t have that harmonic fell to it any longer. When you’ve achieved harmony, you’ve achieved your design goals.

Saturday, February 27, 2010

Tropical stone garden

Imagine you have rocks or stones in your garden or around your house. What to do with all these rocks? Throw them into the neighbors garden is impossible - hence make the best out of it. Either dig a deep hole - about 2-3 meters deep and bury the rocks under fertile soil - by the end you will have a hill to be covered by plants and bushes.
If your garden is rocky and you love to move the rocks out of the garden - you may at least pile them up into one small location to create just one such small rock or stone garden to clear the remainder of your garden for other plants and flowers.

Garden Design by Andy Sturgeon



If you are looking for ideas for outdoor spaces I’m sure that Andy Sturgeon portofolio will give you some inspiration. “Andy Sturgeon Garden Design has emerged as a leading design practice earning a reputation for creating stylishmodern gardens that are a fusion of contemporary design and natural materials. Planting often features heavily and ranges from striking architectural schemes through to soft, naturalistic styles. Lighting, sculpture and furniture are frequently integral to the design.” – Via – Desire to Inspire

Garden Furniture by Patricia Urquiola

I know that winter is around the corner and is not certain to be thinking about the garden but …. the charm of the gardens is indisputable winter, when the leaves of colors covering the grass and there is nothing more romantic that sit outdoors heated by a blanket, and with a cup of hot tea or steaming sweet chocolate. These chairs are designed by Patricia Urquiola and they are from the Canasta Collection that are displayed currently in the autumn edition of Maison & Objet. These designer seats come with a designer price tag – 2000 Euros. – Via –Thedesignblog

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This very stylish, modern 8 seater set intertwines premium 304 grade stainless steel frames and legs with solid grade A teak wood.

The large double extension table has chunky stainless steel legs and stainless steel V shaped table support. This is combined with a solid teak table top which extends effortlessly from a compact 190cm to a huge 280cm using a smooth butterfly mechanism.

Perfectly paired with 8 matching teak and premium 304 grade stainless steel stacking arm chairs. The chairs are constructed with stainless steel legs and frame. For comfort the upper arms, seat and seat back are made of horizontal contoured teak planks. These space saving stackable chairs are elegant, durable and practical.
The design allows a parasol to be used whether the table is compact or extended.

This stunning set is perfect for the modern garden, decking or terrace area.