Living Design Ideas with Multi-coloured Walls and a Wood Stove
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TAKK STUDIO
The area in the back of the apartment is a multifunctional space looking out to the large terrace in the back.
Jana Kubischik Interior GmbH
Die Lampe Vertigo ist in den Worten der Designerin eine “Höhlen-Lampe”. Sie ist gleichzeitig himmlisch und grafisch, sie funktioniert sowohl in großen wie in kleinen Räumen, wo sie einen eignen intimen Bereich schafft. Wegen ihrer ultra-leichten Fiberglass Struktur, verbunden mit Bändern aus Polyurethan, bewegt sie sich schon bei einem sanften Luftzug. Durch die geschwungene Form wirkt die Lampe lebendig und fasziniert mit ihrem Schattenspiel.
Vertigo is, in the words of its designer, a “den lamp”. It is simultaneously ethereal and graphic, adapting to both large and small spaces where it creates it’s own intimate space. With its ultra-light fibreglass structure, stretched with velvelty polyurethane ribbons, this pendant lamp fascinates as it comes to life swaying in the soft air currents that surround it.
Größe Ø140xH15cm oder Ø200xH17cm
Deborah Law Interiors
A classic property, looking for some style to relax and entertaining in. Being respectful to the property, we developed a sophisticated country look with an injection of their love for Africa.
Alair Homes Belleville
For this 130-year-old farmhouse renovation, it was important to incorporate the original features of the home while also bringing a new, modern touch. We kept the original limestone walls. We created a brand new, more European styled kitchen with plywood cabinets and a minimalist hood vent. The entryway was transformed to be more modern and inviting.
Simon Burt Photography
House extension by D3 Architects of Truro, Cornwall. The upper floor has been extended on to a large balcony giving this house lots more outside living space and making the most of its coastal view. Photo by Simon Burt
Mancini Design+Build
Organic design integrates cantilevered overhangs for passive solar heating and natural cooling; natural lighting with clerestory windows; and radiant-floor heating.
The characteristics of organic architecture include open-concept space that flows freely, inspiration from nature in colors, patterns, and textures, and a sense of shelter from the elements. There should be peacefulness providing for reflection and uncluttered space with simple ornamentation.
ACOSA ARCHITECTES
« Meuble cloison » traversant séparant l’espace jour et nuit incluant les rangements de chaque pièces.
Barker and Stonehouse
At home in New York apartments or British townhouses alike, this stylish and smart trend is sure to bring a splash of retro chic your space.
As you can see, statement design takes centre stage in this look, encouraging the mixing and matching of different eras and interior styles. Pair sixties style swivel chairs with primary colour pops and set them against a Memphis-inspired backdrop.
Metallic accents complete the trend, as seen with its oversized pendants, floor and table lamps and large-scale mirrors.
Living Design Ideas with Multi-coloured Walls and a Wood Stove
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