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• Reform of Victorian house in Islington (London)
• Terraced housing in titanium and zinc-coated
• Types of taps for the home
• Youth, practical and modern bedroom
• Rustic decor in newly built houses

Reform of Victorian house in Islington (London) Posted: 22 Oct 2011 08:16 AM PDT This is a project of enlargement and reform of a Victorian house located in a protected area of Islington (London), in which the main objective was to improve the relationship inside the House with the backyard, which accessed from storage room located between the semi-basement level and floor – view photos below. The difference between flat before and after the performance is quite clear. The surface which has spread has been on the lower level (semi-basement), which in turn has generated a new terrace towards the rear of the House, ground floor level. The more important has been the dimension of the backyard has been lowered to organize a Garden Gate, allowing direct access from the semi-basement, thing that previously did not exist. But this movement has been accompanied by the addition of a room to be beyond the kitchen, an area that has not only glazed front, it also presents a beautiful skylight on the edge. Although in principle this could be understood as a manoeuvre to the detriment of the kitchen, the truth is that, thanks to the hollow open towards new room (and to the skylight above), still comes daylight from the courtyard, but it should also be noted the white paint both spaces help quite. The upper floors have also been some improvement, creating a library room on the ground floor, and adding a bath in the master bedroom. The new the semi-basement room has a wooden desk in the new ground concrete patio with a large sliding Windows. This looks very good, but we are concerned that in the days of intense rain water end of finding some glimmer where strain. This expansion and reform is a project of Tamir Addadi Architecture. Seen on designboom. Other sharing options: Reform of Victorian house in Islington (London) is a post from: Belle Interior

Terraced housing in titanium and zinc-coated Posted: 21 Oct 2011 08:16 PM PDT This House is situated in neighborhood Windsor Melbourne (Australia), on a plot close 6 metres in width and 40 meters of depth, so is attached to one of its edges, leaving free on the other side step of gravel and wood. But the most striking this House is monolithic, appearance is coated facade and roof of titanium and zinc plates, recyclable material that has a life span more than one hundred years. From the street, the building appears to be a plant, but actually a wireframe double-decker is built to accommodate all the housing programme. domain parking . The solution above give equal treatment to the façade and the deck and the geometry of the latter, make it possible that perception. On the first floor master bedroom, treated as a suite (with dressing room and bathroom), with a previous room has arranged from showing the lounge (at ground floor). Interior is dominated by white color and coating of wood in some walls of the ground floor with wood and ceramic floors. Treatment of cabinets is also white, resulting in very striking the way in which are designed, especially in the bedroom, which is located at the head of the bed and has two doors, one at each end. monavie . Study at the bottom of the House, room has a fully designed wall library and wardrobe, course in white. To go from having large cloth glassed facades, various holes on the side, and a wonderful skylight just above the lounge, this House presents without direct vent downstairs, and dark spaces as you can see in the flat. This House is a project of Studio Architecture Gestalten. Photos of Markus Weber. Diamonds Chicago . Seen Dezeen. Terraced housing in titanium and zinc-coated is a post from: Belle Interior

Types of taps for the home Posted: 19 Oct 2011 10:09 AM PDT Although entering a House we got used to look at surface more of its decoration, in truth the most important thing is making the home a comfortable place and comfortable where every single detail has been thought to make life easier. In this sense, the taps used in each of the rooms is fundamental… do know systems that could be better to go in each case? If the answer is negative pay attention to the following article, we tell some of the most common classifications! There are many different systems of fittings, generally classified assimple and mixers: while the first only have an entry (for gardens, garages or sinks,) for example, the latter have two tickets for hot water and the other for the cold. Mixers may have different systems, which include the following: - Button: is the traditional toilets or public sources, those taps that operate only when you press on the crutch. When you stop squeezing the lever or the button tap ceases to draw water to let out only where deemed necessary. - Timers: generally used in public environments, these taps launch a controlled stream of water during the time that are scheduled. When just the time the valve closes, so if you need more you will have to return to tighten. - Back twist: is very simple and practical for sinks, but you can with it, you fall into the bad habit of spending more water account. It’s that tap the maneuver is a simple turn of a quarter of a turn at the head of the tap; that Yes, you can not regulate the temperature of the water. - Twist: is the most common in sinks, toilets, bathtubs, showers and bidets. It is composed of the head and body and has two nuts on left and right side of the neck to regulate the resulting temperature to our liking. - Ball: are clear competition of the nut, and is that they are even more comfortable and easy to use both the bathroom and kitchen spaces. As its name indicates, it of those taps have a ball at the bottom below its unique handle, which moves above down to control pressure and from left to right to regulate the temperature. Types of taps for the home is a post from: Belle Interior

Youth, practical and modern bedroom Posted: 19 Oct 2011 09:51 AM PDT The concept of the traditional family seems to be fading away of today’s society, and is that the lifestyles of people are becoming more and more varied. This social change affects fully in the decoration of homes: raw material already not a home designed to form a family, but a place where to express independence, youth, and our own personality. The bedroom is one of the protagonists of this change… do you want to know how to decorate it in a juvenile way, modern and practical? Pay attention to what you have! Breaks the mold and forget about the traditional structure central bed, bedside tables to the sides and chest of drawers and wardrobe to the side, because now you can use to distribute each element as you want regardless of anything other than your tastes or those ways you find most useful. You can paste the bed to a corner of the room, placing shelves and shelves everywhere, locate a desktop where work with your laptop and decorating walls with mirrors, pictures with your friends and loved ones, for example. High beds (bunk bed type but without lower bed) are a great option to innovate taking advantage of the space in a very modern way. This type of decoration products customization and functionality, what it must not fall into the trap of choosing too basic styles do not say anything about you. What colors do you like? What are your hobbies? What you’ve always dreamed to have in your room? The space is yours, so get to enjoy the best decorating the space with all those elements and colours that make you feel good. If you have any hobby in particular do not hesitate to show to the world leaving the eye some of your favorite articles (music CDs, ball sports, DVDs, books, etc.). Youth, practical and modern bedroom is a post from: Belle Interior

Rustic decor in newly built houses Posted: 19 Oct 2011 09:34 AM PDT A few days ago I spoke of the rustic charming decor, and referred to those previously so-called houses as “home field” and that today they are decorating materials and modern designs, but adapting them in such a way that these homes do not lose its essence. Well, today talk of something similar, only in the opposite direction, i.e., an atmosphere with rustic denotaciones adapted to a house or Villa of new construction, a home of large dimensions, with large Windows and whose outward appearance reminded structures so famous did Joaquin Torres. This type of housing leads us to think more in line decoration we can imagine for them always must be tied to modernism most avant-garde, touching almost futurism, but does not always have to be the case, the issue is to try to decorate your House with all the elements, ideas and designs that adapt its structure andof course, your personality, and so make it your home. That you like a large Villa, Windows that are floor to ceiling, but you also want to feel in a more rustic environment that simulates a more rural atmosphere, why not?, of course that it is allowed, and you can get it by incorporating materials that better wear your House with the air that you want to grant. Aspects such as air leaving the stone, or simulate cemented and/or cobbled, already is starting an aspect that will give a base character that continue demarcating the line that you’re decanting. A line which will be much more warm and comfortable wherever her you join such a fundamental material in this style as it is wood, a wood which will also look on the roof, to beam in view mode, and that will culminate this more rustic decor that you want to give a modern housing. Rustic decor in newly built houses is a post from: Belle Interior

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