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Farmhouse TV Stand Ideas With Extra Charming Designs
While wall-mounted TVs look great and right at home in many contemporary environments where minimalism and a clean and clutter-free look is key, we can’t say the same about decors that are more rustic or traditional. In those cases, a farmhouse TV stand would be a wonderful option and as it happens we have a…
Posh Apartment in Minsk Gets A Complete Remodel
Interior designers face challenges all the time but it’s not every day one comes across an apartment with such a badly-planned interior that they have to restructure everything. That’s exactly what designer Dmitry Barashko had to do when asked to remodel an apartment situated at the center of Minsk, in Belarus. The apartment had a…
A Spectacular Townhouse Where Time Seems To Stand Still
A SPECTACULAR TOWNHOUSE – In the heart of Sóller. An architectural gem of 510 square metres immaculately restored and modernised from 1896 creation with no compromise on luxury. Designed by Parisian architects in the late 19th century this property exudes french charm with 5 meter ceiling heights and hand made details throughout. When scientists…
Relaxed Sophisticated Comfortable and Chic Interiors
Tim Godbold first discovered his passion for design as he pored over the blueprints that his father, an architect, shared with him while he was growing up in Australia. As Tim grew older, his design interests expanded to include fashion, which he went on to study, enjoying a successful career in London, Sydney and New…
Modern Single-Story House Captures The Morning Sun
Aptly named the Origami House, this residence is wonderfully light and airy, featuring a thin concrete frame, a flat roof and wooden brise-soleils which together manage to complement each other just right. The concrete house is located in Brazil and was designed by studio Bernardez Arquitetura in 2017. It’s a single-story building shaped by the…
Elements that Make Ranch Style Homes Look as Well as they Work
The design of ranch style homes can be traced back to Spanish colonial architecture, featuring single-story homes that initially aimed to combat the southwestern heat. To that end, rooflines were low and wide. By the 1920s, the appeal of ranch-style homes was largely economy – they were relatively easy and cost-effective to build and customize….