Tuesday, November 30, 2010

WASH BASIN ( SINK ) OF LUXURY

washbasin (sink) that luxury can be found in homes where luxury furniture, luxury furniture must also, this is one example of luxury furniture. 
  
 A sink that has its own luxury, elegance of this sink is located on a container vessel the water is translucent. so the color of clear water that makes the atmosphere of luxury impressed at this sink.

water coming out of the tap will menimbukan air bubbles, it is giving the impression of its own when using the hand sink like this.

PICTORIAL STONE WALL DECORATION ORNAMENT

Such pictorial wall hangings in the room there are many ancient kingdoms. for those of you who like a classic room design wall hangings this it possible choice for your cock.
wall hangings such as this are usually made of a new square in the picture or in painting, this image can be made by using paint or even with hand carved artistic people who produce an exotic ornament wall decoration for a room.
for your high-minded art may design a living room wall that is your home with decorations like this.

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Cube House That Roots Itself To The Landscape and Has Amazing Swimming Pool

 Cube House That Roots Itself To The Landscape and Has Amazing Swimming PoolThe Sagaponac House is a 4,500 square foot house at an east Long Island community, Wainscott, NY is master-planned by Richard Meier. It consists only of simple lines and shapes but firmly rooting itself to the landscape and creating privacy by shaping the terrain. Even though the site was nearly flat before the construction, architects has managed to establish the first level slightly below grade and sculpt the surrounding terrain into a gentle rise. That allowed the visible volume to be reduced and gave place for creating indoor/outdoor spaces that are very open to their surroundings. After the construction the house become a great place for an intimate retreat for a family and even their friends. The private areas with amazing outdoor swimming pool are located the way nobody could see them from the street.

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Amazing LEED Home With a Very Vertical Design – HouseHillside House

This contemporary residence LEED Platinum home that spans four levels on a hill of Mill Valley, California. It is designed by San Francisco-based SB Architects, and built by well-known green builder McDonald Construction. The steep hillside site provides for a very vertical design with living and private zones situated on multiple separate floors. The total area of interior spaces is 2,116 square feet while balconies and decks took up 1,567 square feet. These outdoor areas features stunning views of the bay and the San Francisco skyline beyond. The exterior and the interior both are done with using mostly natural materials. Among house’s green features are: low-flow fixtures, efficient LED lighting, Energy Star appliances, whole house automation, solar thermal, solar PV, and many others. { SB Architects | Photos by Mariko Reed }


Horizontal Dream House with Large Expanses of Glass

Horizontal Dream House with Large Expanses of GlassHong Kong Villa is a dream house that is located in Shek-O, an historic fishing village in the southeast corner of Hong Kong Island. It takes full advantage of surrounding landscape with large expanses of glass that open to views in every direction. Strong horizontal lines extend from the building into the landscape, creating large covered terraces protected from the semi-tropical climate. There are also plenty of features that make the house modern and stylish, for example: transitions between indoors and outdoors are seamless, angles are right, shapes are simple and so on. The interiors are richly appointed using both native teak and imported woods from the Pacific Northwest. The entertaining and private living spaces are on a single level, and the garage, servants’ quarters and other support spaces occupy a lower level, tucked into the sloping site.
Interiors designed by Olson Kundig Architects

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Monday, November 29, 2010

minimalist custom home design

Neutral walls get a hint of bold color here and there with an art piece or a Furniture and accessories come with sweeping curves and softer lines. Contemporary minimalist design has a slightly softer form. Metal accents are infused with the designs of furniture and fixtures.

Bold geometric patterns and polished surfaces are prominent in furniture and upholstery is neutral. It is done with the help of basic interior elements like furniture, book cases, cabinets etc. Room division does not depend on walls. Large windows and glass walls help create a sense of airiness and also allow maximum natural light into the homes, making it a very eco friendly environment. Modern minimalist designs come with neutral walls without any frills, allowing for display of big artworks and accessories.

The focus is less on ornamentation and more on uniformity in shape, color and texture which creates an atmosphere of open spaces. Minimalist home design can be modern or contemporary. Open floor plan without many walls is the basic feature in minimalist design. Every element is designed in such a manner that it is functional as well as visually appealing.

Less is more is the motto when minimalist designs are created. This gives the home a very comfortable and inviting feel. The form and structure can be broken down to the basic elements and space is used in the most efficient way possible. Today's homes come with space at a premium and hence, minimalist designs for modern homes can help create a balance between form and functionality of interior design elements. Modern designers incorporate minimalism into their designs to make the most of the limited space available in modern homes.

Most minimalist designs are inspired by Japanese classic designs. The designs exude expansiveness and harmony. Minimalism can be defined as a trend in design and architecture where the exterior and interior of a building are planned in such a manner that there is a feel of open vast spaces without any clutter.