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Showing posts with label modern design. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 1, 2011

The new Australian homes A whole new class of design

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Australian Hhomes

The new homes coming on the market are a true departure from the “El Cheapo” designs of the past. These are real designer homes, excellent quality and they’re Big with a capital B. They represent totally different living spaces and environments from their predecessors and they’re built to provide a different lifestyle. The modern Australian home comes with a lot of smart features like a
retractable awning, high tech house control systems in big hybrid open plan and CAD-based partitioned interiors.

The new interior architecture and designs

The new interiors are really advanced designs, using a range of options to provide a good, well-insulated environment from the Australian sun and dealing with the issues of coastal design as well. This is a revolution in a way, because in the past the interiors were “conveyor belt” BV designs, not particularly original, using low grade materials and cost-based, meaning great for developers’ bottom lines, and not much else. The stampede to better quality housing is a clear indicator that the end of that type of building is here to stay.

The days of shoddy mass-produced homes are well and truly over, and the days of unfussy homebuyers are also gone, from the look of the housing market. Quality is taking over, and materials are now an essential part of Australian home design. The new interiors usually have extremely high quality hardwood or tiled floors, top quality carpets, best practice environmental management, and a stream of extras which didn’t even exist when much of urban Australia was built in the 70s and 80s.

The new exteriors- Designer materials and ideas all the way
It’s fair to say that the exteriors have also had a drastic makeover. Much of the technology creating the fabulous new sunscreen blinds also didn’t exist during the building booms of the past. That’s one of the reasons the new buildings are so conspicuously different. The other reason is that the new environmental control concepts now extend outside the building, using the big sunscreens to deal with heat and light much more efficiently.
The new buildings really are a different species. They’re geared to a different world. The modern home can be huge, containing many features which older homes simply didn’t have and some which didn’t even exist in theory before. Something as basic as air conditioning, for example, was previously a “turn it on and hope for the best” technology. Now, it’s a science, with programmable units saving megawatts every day thanks to better environmental controls built in to the design.

The big new exteriors are unprecedented in design terms. It’s a whole new class of design technology, reinventing exteriors as living spaces and simultaneously dealing with a lot of issues which have plagued Australian home design since the colonial era. Designer materials and much better approaches to environmental management have produced an entirely different type of building.

This technology, from the sunscreens to the interior design concepts, is only in its infancy. In ten years, it’s completely changed the face of urban Australia. The future definitely isn’t going to be dull.

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Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Modern Interior Design

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Modern Interior Design
Modern Interior Design
Are you searching for information about modern interior design, above picture is one of sample interior decorating ideas in modern. Furniture, flooring, wall decoration, lighting design and all elements are look new and cozy. The quest for detailed and glamorous design has played a big part in modern interior design. The past years have changed trends and taste of people redesigning their homes and the influence of other culture has contributed on some of these designs. Here are several element that should be considering to arrange in order to get a modern looks in decorating a room.

Walls and Color

Of course, white has got to be the ultimate color for any self-respecting minimalist scheme.

But, you can opt for a softer look, by choosing warm neutrals and colors from nature. Try stone, beige, taupe, brown and even green. Your base colors should be ‘pale and interesting’ – but go for a splash of a bolder color for accents.

Your accents can be as little or as much as you like. Try a vase, or cushions for quite a subtle introduction to color, or a whole wall or sofa, for a bigger statement!

Only choose one color, or color group, for your accent color. Bright red is a good choice, or any other bright color. As an alternative, just choose a darker natural tone – a deep green or brown will always work well.

Furniture

Choose something simple and classy for your minimalist interior design look.

Plain, modern-looking furniture is ideal – in natural wood (especially dark wood), dark leather, white or bright colors, or chrome, glass, mirror and stainless steel.

Low level furniture will help with the modern look and minimalist feel in your room, as it is much less bulky!

Floors and Windows

Less is more with a minimalist style. Choose plain, wooden floors for a simple effect. But don’t forget to add a rug, for live-ability and style.

Try to keep your window treatments simple too. Bare windows, shutters and blinds will give a very minimal look, but you might feel happier softening up the look a touch. Choose simple, neutral curtains or white floaty voiles, for an easy look.

Accessories

Naturally, accessories are not a major part of a modern minimalist look. But don’t just sweep the shelves bare…! By all means clear out the clutter, and have a god sort out, but remember that your minimalist interior design look does need a few, well-chosen, carefully positioned accessories, to complete the look, and make your house into a home.

One large, very striking picture, painting or wall hanging will make a better statement than several smaller ones. Choose something you really love, and are proud to display as large as life in your home.

This picture will probably set the choice of accent color for the rest of your accessories – cushions, vases, candlesticks and lamps.

Limit yourself to only 1 or 2 accessories on each display surface. If you have special treasures you can put these into storage for a while, and display them in rotation.

Of course, managing your storage will be another big part of making a minimalist interior design scheme successful in your home, so think very carefully about what you need in your room, where you need it and how you will use it, before you invest in your storage solutions.

Maintaining a successful minimalist interior design scheme will take a little more work on your part. But the results are very satisfying – a beautiful, clean and tidy room, with a tranquil, soothing air – exactly the kind of room you want to relax into when you come home after a hard day…!

By Charlotte Sneddon from Ezine articles

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Modern Home Design

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Modern Home Design
Modern Home Design
This modern home design wins in category as green home for future, modern home architecture design construct by FROG company as leading company in innovative home design and as professional consultant, if you have problem in designing home or want to build new home better way you can consult at this company. Modern green home architecture has simple in design look at result of this green home.

Modern home design usually designed in minimalist, contemporary and simple decoration. The new look for minimalist interior design is a softer look, more personal and easier to live with. Yes, you can have a real life, or even kids, and go for a minimalist look in your home!

It is true that you do really need to be a certain kind of person to get on well with a minimalist scheme – messy people need not apply! But seriously … if you find it easy to stay neat and tidy, are very organised and hate clutter in any form, this is very likely a look that will work for you.

I love the look of a minimalist interior design scheme. But I have come to realise it just isn’t for me! If you do struggle to keep on top of mess or clutter, if you like your knick-knacks and collections, or just enjoy being surrounded by all your favourite possessions, this probably isn’t a look you can live comfortably with…

Keeping your house ‘spick and span’ and clutter free can be hard work, there’s no two ways about it. But your reward will be worth it! A minimalist interior design scheme is a very simple, relaxing style, which will bring an air of real tranquillity to your home – but it has a great, cutting-edge, contemporary feel too!

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Friday, December 10, 2010

Modern Prefab House Residence by Progetto Arquitetura & Interiores, Brazil

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Modern Prefab House Residence by Progetto Arquitetura & Interiores, Brazil
I love modern home design, It usually designed in prefab house style, this is my favorite residence design, located in Rio de Jeneiro, Brazil. this stunning residence has been designed by Progetto Arquitetura & Interiores. The idea of this project was to combine both the indoor and the outdoor areas using a contemporary architecture, and the result is an expanded area for different activities that feels part of the entire residence. This residence has three main levels: the kitchen, living and dining areas on the bottom floor and the bedrooms and private areas on the top.
Modern Prefab House Residence by Progetto Arquitetura & Interiores, Brazil

Modern Prefab House Residence by Progetto Arquitetura & Interiores, Brazil

Modern Prefab House Residence by Progetto Arquitetura & Interiores, Brazil
Modern Prefab House Residence by Progetto Arquitetura & Interiores, Brazil
Modern Prefab House Residence by Progetto Arquitetura & Interiores, Brazil

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Sunday, September 19, 2010

Irina Silka Project on 3D Kitchen and Kids Study Room

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Irina Silka Project on 3D Kitchen and Kids Study Room
Irina Silka is a young architectural designer from Ukraine, she create several amazing project by using software such as 3D Max, Vray, AutoCAD, and Photoshop. Here are several projects from Irina Silka, taken from deviantart.

Irina Silka Project on 3D Kitchen and Kids Study Room


Irina Silka Project on 3D Kitchen and Kids Study Room


Irina Silka Project on 3D Kitchen and Kids Study Room

Irina Silka Project on 3D Kitchen and Kids Study Room

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Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Colorful Smart Interior Design for Futuristic Living Room Designs

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Colorful Smart Interior Design for Futuristic Living Room Designs
I love very much this futuristic living room design, This is the  “Smart-ologic Corian® Living” that design with colorful and sophisticated interior lighting installation, designed by Karim Rashid that released his design correlated with futuristic living room concept for our future, karim rashid shown us to to decorate and renovate new futuristic living room concept like a sample in photos. decorating living room today didn't concern on how to design our living room look modern but also we have to think about eco-friendly furniture we used to renovate our living room. via
Colorful Smart Interior Design for Futuristic Living Room Designs

Colorful Smart Interior Design for Futuristic Living Room Designs

Colorful Smart Interior Design for Futuristic Living Room Designs

Colorful Smart Interior Design for Futuristic Living Room Designs

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Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Home Remodeling Project of ST John's Wood House at London

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Upgrading or remodeling a house is designing an old house with the new one to get a new looks and more modern house style. This is the project of ST John's Wood House by Stephen Fletcher Architects in London.This project was upgrading from early Victorian terraced house in St John's wood. The project included upgrading the connection between the kitchen and rear garden via a glazed extension with bi-fording doors.

Home Remodeling Project of ST John's Wood House at London
The kitchen is located at the rear of the property, this kitchen is the focal point of the house. bespoke kitchen units sit on york stone tiling which flows into the rear garden beyond. The structural glass roof permits ample daylight and sunlight into the kitchen and a mechanical external roller blind helps with cooling in the summer months.
Home Remodeling Project of ST John's Wood House at London - glass roof above the kitchen
This fireplace room is a contemporary element to a traditional space, a new plaster cornices and window architraves in keeping with the original drawing room.
Home Remodeling Project of ST John's Wood House at London - fireplace

Home Remodeling Project of ST John's Wood House at London  - master bedroom
the master bedroom suite has been upgraded and extended, including a new Japanese-style oak sliding doors leading to the bathroom, and low-level oak drawer units discreet high-level cupboards to either side of the bed. Below is another bedroom suite has been created on a different floor with similar storage to either side of the bed
Home Remodeling Project of ST John's Wood House at London - bedroom

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Saturday, June 12, 2010

Living Room Design with Centralized Space on Modern House

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Living Room Design with Centralized Space on Modern House
This modern home used a centralized living room, a room that focused in opened space such as a shelter,  designed by MCK Architects. This modern house, just like a shelter expressed from its single roof plane, is focused in open plans house. The main architectural concept of this house is creation of centralized living space. The house uses principles of cross-ventilation and the thermal mass of concrete, tempered by in-slab, gas hydronic heating. The notion of building with something found is expressed through the solidity and permanence of concrete platforms and hollows and a fireplace. The roof also strikes a counterpoint to the lay of the land and the stepping of the concrete terrain. via

Living Room Design with Centralized Space on Modern House

Living Room Design with Centralized Space on Modern House

Living Room Design with Centralized Space on Modern House

Living Room Design with Centralized Space on Modern House

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Tuesday, May 25, 2010

Seyfarth Shaw LLP Modern Office Interior Design with Natural Daylight, New York

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Seyfarth Shaw LLP Modern Office Interior Design - Front Desk, New York
A modern office interior design, these beautiful office is the office of  Seyfarth Shaw LLP, designed by Gensler, a law firm's office with 100,000 square feet on three floors of The New York Times Building. Gensler’s design accentuates transparency, capitalizing on the building’s glass curtain wall to maximize natural daylight and frame skyline views. Perimeter private offices feature clear glass fronts, and all workspaces have visual access to windows. Public areas feature a rich, warm palette of brown, white and deep red, with walnut, anigre and zebrawood. A great room on each practice floor provides a welcoming space for informal conversation or quiet reflection.

Seyfarth Shaw LLP Modern Office Interior Design - hallway, New York

Seyfarth Shaw LLP Modern Office Interior Design - hallway 2

Seyfarth Shaw LLP Modern Office Interior Design - front desk to meeting room

Seyfarth Shaw LLP Modern Office Interior Design - guest waiting room

Seyfarth Shaw LLP Modern Office Interior Design - meeting room

Seyfarth Shaw LLP Modern Office Interior Design - meeting room door

Seyfarth Shaw LLP Modern Office Interior Design - kitchen

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Sunday, April 11, 2010

Modern Bedroom Design and Furniture in Violet Warm Color

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Exotic Violet Bedroom Interior Design Ideas
Modern bedroom will looks more beautiful and comfortable if the color choice is suitable and dominant, here is the sample of modern bedroom design and its furniture in violet color. As we know that  bedroom is the most private and ’secret’, and you must get the right ideas in color to get the best and comfy interior bedroom.
Cool Violet Bedroom Interior Design Ideas
Violet color in all its shades is a very interesting solution for an interior design, which could suit to any room. This color is adaptable for all styles. The furniture in violet color could look as very modern as delicate. In combination with white color they create light and very pleasant atmosphere. This exotic bedroom picture may inspire you to decorate the best and beautiful interior bedroom. --homezine--
Modern Violet Bedroom Interior Design Ideas

Violet Bedroom Interior Design Ideas

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Friday, February 26, 2010

Manicomio with Four Store Luxurious Restaurant

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Manicomio with  Four Storey Luxurious Restaurant
This is the Manicomio building, a four store restaurants in a Foster and Partners building near St. Paul's in the city of London. Designed with complete restaurant, on the ground floor there is a deli/bar, people can enjoy the beautiful of London while relaxing in a luxurious place. On the first floor, there is a formal dinning room, a suitable place for having breakfast or lunch. 
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There is a cocktail lounge on the top floor, suitable for night party while enjoying the city on the night views. The main kitchen is located on basement floor. somethingfromus
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Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Modern Architecture of Hicksville House by Raffaele and Thomas

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Architecture should be clearly organized, humanly scaled and respectful of its surrounding environment.  Accommodating views, harnessing natural light and utilizing appropriate materials are attributes of well designed architecture that we strive for.This is a project of modern home residential named Hicksville House, designed by  Raffaele and Thomas.
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On small residential lots it is always a delicate balance to both fulfill the owner's program, yet create an appropriately scaled design that does not overwhelm the neighboring residences. Asymmetrical gables at the new second floor addition, that reinforce the hierarchy of rooms within and a shallow front porch allows the house to gently fit within the existing neighborhood context.-rocarch-
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