خانه-آپارتمان-اداري-تجاري-ديزاين داخلي-مبلمان-فضاهاي عمومي-نماي ساختمان-ايده و محصول-فضاي سبز-آلاچيق

jul 27, 2015

bartlett architecture students construct movable garden in central london

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خانه-آپارتمان-اداري-تجاري-ديزاين داخلي-مبلمان-فضاهاي عمومي-نماي ساختمان-ايده و محصول-فضاي سبز-آلاچيق

We are in the middle of prime house-painting season and my phone, as well as the phones of other color consultants I know, is ringing off the hook from homeowners desperate for assistance in selecting the right hue for the exterior of their homes.

The best way to get help picking exterior paint colors is to consult a design pro who specializes in color. Many are willing to work for a flat fee of just a few hundred dollars. It’s a good investment if it saves you from having to spend money on oodles of test pots of paint, or worse, having to pay a painter to repaint your entire house because you aren’t happy with the colors you picked out on your own.

This quiz is based on some of the questions I ask my own color consultation clients. It’s not meant to replace a one-on-one personalized color consultation, but rather is intended as a fun way to help anyone looking for some exterior color guidance suss out a color direction.

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rchitect David Wilson likes natural wood cabinets, but he’s game for anything. When his clients told him they wanted to paint the cabinetry in their new master bathroom a striking yellow, he answered with a plan to make the room even more dramatic. The result is a bathroom with a strong color and aesthetic sense.

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mar 24, 2015

daniel libeskind's dynamic twisting vanke pavilion nearing completion

خانه-آپارتمان-اداري-تجاري-ديزاين داخلي-مبلمان-فضاهاي عمومي-نماي ساختمان-ايده و محصول-فضاي سبز-آلاچيق

apr 14, 2015

kengo kuma's irori pavilion for kitchenhouse at milan design week

خانه-آپارتمان-اداري-تجاري-ديزاين داخلي-مبلمان-فضاهاي عمومي-نماي ساختمان-ايده و محصول-فضاي سبز-آلاچيق

apr 15, 2015

COS x snarkitecture turn milan's spazio erbe into a cavernous fabric retreat

خانه-آپارتمان-اداري-تجاري-ديزاين داخلي-مبلمان-فضاهاي عمومي-نماي ساختمان-ايده و محصول-فضاي سبز-آلاچيق

apr 17, 2015

svet vmes architects creates customizable loggia for students

خانه-آپارتمان-اداري-تجاري-ديزاين داخلي-مبلمان-فضاهاي عمومي-نماي ساختمان-ايده و محصول-فضاي سبز-آلاچيق

apr 16, 2015

studio MK27 revitalizes são paulo's historic bar riviera

خانه-آپارتمان-اداري-تجاري-ديزاين داخلي-مبلمان-فضاهاي عمومي-نماي ساختمان-ايده و محصول-فضاي سبز-آلاچيق

The extended Krivoshapko family has a plot of land near Moscow with a cottage and a bathhouse. The only thing missing on the property was a spacious porch where the family’s three generations could gather around a table. So they decided to construct a pavilion on a small, flat field next to the bathhouse. Designers Marina Grigoryan and Olga Tishchenko took only a few weeks to erect the pavilion, from the basement to the roof tile. In their playful, brightly colored design, they combined nods to traditional folk styles, contemporary style and 1970s retro decor.

Traditional handcrafted needlework was an inspiration for the designers. Grandmother Tamara Ivanova was born in Ukraine and has helped pass on an appreciation for the craft to younger generations. She showed the designers her cross-stitched towels and ornaments. The designers picked up on the stitching patterns and bold reds found in the traditional needlework and woven rugs, and incorporated them in the porch entrance and back wall.

خانه-آپارتمان-اداري-تجاري-ديزاين داخلي-مبلمان-فضاهاي عمومي-نماي ساختمان-ايده و محصول-فضاي سبز-آلاچيق

When it came to her kitchen revamp, the owner of this converted industrial-style warehouse in London wanted something a little different — a vintage-style French theme. “She was inspired by old French brasseries and cafe culture, but it still needed to be a functional kitchen with modern appliances,” says Tom Long of Increation.

Long’s initial idea was to scour salvage yards for old shop fronts to use in the construction, but after a fruitless search, he decided they would have to build a new kitchen from scratch and make it look like an authentic vintage-style brasserie. “Because we decided to do something completely new using materials we hadn’t worked with before, it was a leap of faith for the owner,” Long says, “but it was worth it.” The finished kitchen is a charming space that nods to the past and is bursting with authentic French flavor.