Monday, December 27, 2010
Black Color Modern Living Room Design
Friday, November 12, 2010
Legendary Interior Design Show Case Welcomes First Ever Green Room
Terrace’s space, entitled, “A Little Breathing Room” is a green oasis complete with low V.O.C. painted green walls, 2-3 million year old petrified tree-stump tables, and a sustainable sofa decorated with bamboo chintz throw-pillows. Terrace took every detail of the room’s contents—location, materials, manufacturing procedures—into account. For example, the sofa starts with a sustainable-wood frame, covered with 100% organic hand-loomed (less environmental impact than power-loomed) cotton, all void of toxic stuffing, dyes, and adhesives.
The room’s large sideboard is handmade from North American rock maple (local material) and displays a beautiful arrangement of sea-stones and natural artifacts—all selected from, but to be returned to, the salt marshes of nearby Staten Island. Terrace’s approach to sourcing local materials not only reduces the amount of fossil fuels used to create the room, but also verifies her design philosophy and commitment to simplicity and harmony.
According to Terrace, the room is meant to, “inspire the senses through environmentally responsible design.” The space’s centerpiece is a large air-purifying plant installation that naturally absorbs harmful chemicals from the air, balances the room’s humidity and increases oxygen levels. The plants bring fresh air and harmony to the windowless space, taking you further away from the outside-commotion of New York City’s hectic streets. A mesmerizing drone of tribal music enhances this meditative mindset, while a silk-painted tapestry covers the overhead lighting to create an eerie glow of expanding color. Above the plant arrangement, serene jellyfish float aimlessly on a plasma screen. All elements converge to invite emotional awareness and yes, “inspire the senses” through sound, light, color and movement.
“I believe,” says Terrace “that a calm, loving and simple space has the ability to shift ones energy to be more positive and receptive. I just wait for people to walk in and then tell them, ‘hey, just breathe. It’s ok to come in, sit down, and relax.’” And this is exactly what many of the show house’s stressed-out designers have been doing. Taking a moment away from their blackberrys and fussy clients to, “sit lotus” on one of Terrace’s yoga mats or atop the biodegradable wool rug positioned—without adhesive—on the room’s natural cork flooring.
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Monday, November 1, 2010
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Sunday, October 31, 2010
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Saturday, October 30, 2010
Interior Design
Monday, October 18, 2010
Interior Design
By Luke Patel
Form and function are the two primary factors in any design scheme. Whether you're designing an aircraft carrier or a sock, the principles must work together to ensure that the outcome is not only attractive, but serves its intended purpose. With this said, it becomes quite easy to discern how business interior design differs from home interior design. The form (the look) of the plan must follow the function (the needs) of the location.
In the office, the functionality of each piece and their seamless integration into the mechanism of the working environment is essential. Interpersonal or interdepartmental, there is a need for the work place to invite shared information and yet, also some implicit boundaries are needed, too. The complex issues involving laying out an office interior are so involved that many designers specialize in just this sort of work when studying for their degree.
In the home, on the flipside, many rooms are separate. Bobby and Amanda's bedrooms don't need to communicate. Plus, home furnishings tend to be softer, comfier and a lot less formal than office pieces. So, you see. Once you understand the differing dynamics of their individual needs, it becomes quite simple to perceive how business interior design differs from home interior design.
Saturday, October 2, 2010
White Red Color Small Interior Design Decorating Ideas
Here’s a small interior design of all interior walls are decorated using a combination of basic colors of white light into white light, the designer adds red, it creates a good taste and elegant atmosphere. Personally I really like the living room equipped with sofas and unusual interior design is very inspiring!
Modern Sweet Teen Room Design Decorating Ideas
Designer Sergi from Spain has a sweet 3d renders photorealistic modern teen room ideas. He showed his wok in his blog in order to receive criticism about them and helps others to design the perfect room for their children. As design is not always easy because it is difficult for adolescents please.Sergi work ‘done in a different beautiful but not too cold, such as contrast and color for boys as a girl. If you design a room for the teenagers and do not buy several collections of furniture from the renowned company that specializes in the design of this children’s room cause can fill your mind with ideas.