Thursday, 8 April 2010
Modern Luxury Single Family House Parliament Hill London by Belsize Architects
Revisiting Roman And Greek Bath Houses
if there's an omnipresence in history books, it's the impressive structures of Greek and Roman influences. Up to this day, their impact on modern architecture is incomparable. Their bath houses are a force to reckon with, boasting of amazing designs, grand appearance and in our modern times, timeless appeal. You can add a touch of Greek and Roman influence to your bathroom for that classic bath house feel.
Add space to your bathroom. With this, you can now have your own private "pool" through an oversized tub reminiscent of the bath houses' washing pot of the Roman times. Marble floorings and fixtures are recommended as well as faucets and handles in copper materials. Copper is less expensive than gold but nevertheless as effective in creating the Mediterranean theme.
Create seclusion by decorating with potted plants of all sizes. This technique will truly make you feel as if you are in an outdoor bath house. Next use soft white linens for any curtains that may be necessary. Make sure these are loose and flowing. A design like this will be relaxing and adds a natural feel to the room.
Decorative items should ideally go with the theme. Essential oils, bath salts, big bottles and jars can add to the Roman/Greek-inspired bath house while also giving sophistication to the space. You will have atypical items that you don't just see in public bathrooms or other people's bathroom for that matter. Visit flea markets, thrift shops and antique stores for unique finds.
In order to keep everything organized while giving more decors, use items that are functional but look good with the theme. Urns for example can contain the plants and towels. Big bottles with sophisticated handles can store bath salts, creams and other personal items. Hygiene essentials can be put in antique-inspired containers for the ancient Roman and Greek look.
This ancient design theme will make your bathroom so unique. Where else can you find a place that is reminiscent of the early times bath houses? The romantic look for the bathroom is a surprising yet impressive interior.
Create seclusion by decorating with potted plants of all sizes. This technique will truly make you feel as if you are in an outdoor bath house. Next use soft white linens for any curtains that may be necessary. Make sure these are loose and flowing. A design like this will be relaxing and adds a natural feel to the room.
Decorative items should ideally go with the theme. Essential oils, bath salts, big bottles and jars can add to the Roman/Greek-inspired bath house while also giving sophistication to the space. You will have atypical items that you don't just see in public bathrooms or other people's bathroom for that matter. Visit flea markets, thrift shops and antique stores for unique finds.
In order to keep everything organized while giving more decors, use items that are functional but look good with the theme. Urns for example can contain the plants and towels. Big bottles with sophisticated handles can store bath salts, creams and other personal items. Hygiene essentials can be put in antique-inspired containers for the ancient Roman and Greek look.
This ancient design theme will make your bathroom so unique. Where else can you find a place that is reminiscent of the early times bath houses? The romantic look for the bathroom is a surprising yet impressive interior.
Wednesday, 7 April 2010
Interior Design of Origami House by Andreas Trisveis
Before this article, we have post about architecture design of Origami House. So in this part, we are show the interior design of Origami House picture. The interior design of Origami house is designed with contemporary style. Clean and elegant is the ideas for this interior. TV room and kitchen separated by transparency glass.
Luxury and Elegant Design of Moebius House in Sydney by Tony Owen Partners
Tony Owen Partners have design beautiful family house design located in Sydney. This house faces onto views of Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge. The house explores a more environmentally sensitive form of design called ‘micro design’. Micro design utilizes parametric modeling software which can respond to very small changes to design input criteria. The unique form is a response to the requirements to maintain view and solar corridors.
Tony Owen Architects started by responding to the site with a series of movements which folded and twisted the space in order to maximize the changes of level, view opportunities and potential for connectivity to outside spaces at various ground planes. They created a dynamic model capable of responding to changes in these variables and allowed the models to run in real time. The architects then stopped the model when they felt they had a model which satisfied their concerns.
The house has a fluidity of space which is a direct result of having a strong relationship with the surrounding landscape. Due to the complex geometry of this house and the need for such fine tolerances, designer had to evolve a completely new system of fabrication and assembly for this house which more closely resembled that of a car.
Monday, 5 April 2010
New Thais Art Whirlpool Bathtub by Blubleu
Sunday, 4 April 2010
Luxury Architectural Interior Design
The interior design of your home should reflect the character of the 'exterior design'. A French, English or Italian style home should have the period style moldings and other decorative design details inside to complement the facade treatment. Proportions of interior arches, ceiling treatments, stairways, paneling, etc. should be as carefully designed as like aspects of the exterior. Architecture is important, whether interior or exterior and should maintain a stylistic integrity.
Elegant Complex Apartment Design in Soho
As most of you already know, Soho is short for “South Houston” and refers to a neighborhood in Manhattan, New York . This complex apartment design seems to counterweight the crazy and chaotic lifestyle of this particular USA region. The flat features an interesting terrace of impressive dimensions, a place of relaxation and promising outdoor parties. Interiors are airy and spacious. The living-room houses an interesting white bookcase and a dining area. Original looking wooden stairs connect the flat with the upper terrace. We find this place to be a pleasing contemporary refugee, a symbol of living life “in the big city”
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