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Simple and select furnishings to complement the front porch

Posted: 07 Apr 2012 10:29 PM PDT

As an intermediary before it went into the house, do not need too much to accommodate furniture. The number of furniture should be adapted to the size of the terrace. Patio needs adequately met by the presence of two chairs and a table in a small size. Putting too much furniture makes a narrow terrace. Chairs [...]

Yellow and black luxury bedrooms

Posted: 07 Apr 2012 10:15 PM PDT

This is one of the glamorous bedroom designs. The concept of color and a canopied bed is a really luxurious. Surely this is not a simple bedroom, must have been very expensive to realize the design ini.Dinding Yellow is the perfect setting for an amazing canopy bed draped with a cloth Titley & Marr. Porta [...]

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Luxury Beach Bungalow with Luxury Interior Design by Australian Interior Designer

Posted: 07 Apr 2012 06:02 AM PDT

This luxury beach bungalow with luxury interior design. Designed by by Australian Interior Designer, Christina Saenz de Santamaria. It has swimming pool face to the beach, even feel swim at beach when swim in this swimming pool. Beautiful surrounding nature view make every one feel enjoy when in this luxury beach villa.

It’s called Casas del Sol, it’s made up of five individually designed beach villas, in a peacefully idyllic island location, each offering two bedrooms and an open plan living space that is kept cool in the hot climate by high ceilings, generous windows, and large terrace doors.
The dwelling layouts blend indoor and outdoor spaces by continuing the relaxation area, with luxuriously oversized cushion-filled day beds, out onto a private terrace that bring you closer to the majestic ocean view.

Reference : home-designing.com

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West Hollywood 1980’s Contemporary House Remodeling Design by (fer) studio

Posted: 07 Apr 2012 06:29 AM PDT

How a 1980's home would look after being remodeled into a modern contemporary residence? Architects from (fer) studio have the answers as soon as they completed the house remodeling project of a residence in West Hollywood. The final project have resulted a 4,500 sqf architecture, extended from 1,800 sqf previously, and comprised of 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, also a media room, and an office.

West Hollywood 02 Exterior Home Design1 West Hollywood 1980's Contemporary House Remodeling Design by (fer) studio

Located in the hills above Sunset Boulevard with 180 degree views of Hollywood, Beverly Hills and Brentwood below, the remodeling goal of the residence was to capitalize on the spectacular views and thereby maximize the natural light throughout the two-story home. To achieve this, the home was reoriented West, with the sun-soaked master bedroom facing South, overlooking the backyard pool area and the Wilshire corridor beyond.

West Hollywood 04 Luxury Modern Contemporary Homes West Hollywood 1980's Contemporary House Remodeling Design by (fer) studio

The client is a frequent traveler to Thailand and Cambodia, and being inspired by both cultural style to set his residence remodeling. A fusion between South East Asian expression with a modern contemporary aesthetic. The exterior of the home is enveloped in red mangaris exterior wood cladding; indoor and outdoor spaces flow into one another through retractable doors, full height glass walls, and harmonized materials. Artifacts are peppered throughout in display nooks, on axis, and as focal points.

West Hollywood 06 Floor Interior Wood Paneling West Hollywood 1980's Contemporary House Remodeling Design by (fer) studio

On the green backyard, a glass mosaic tiled pool, and an oversized white daybed connects the pool area with the outdoor living and dining rooms. The existing kidney shaped pool was redesigned to incorporate a jacuzzi and a 3" deep wading pool for "floating" lounge furniture.

West Hollywood 08 Contemporary Kitchen Furniture West Hollywood 1980's Contemporary House Remodeling Design by (fer) studio

At the entrance of the home, a 14' full height glass jewel box displays the interior floating staircase made from 100-year old reclaimed teak, glass, and blackened steal. Beyond the custom-made pivoting forms-and -surfaces bonded metal steel door, the interior is bright, clean and open-concept.

The South Asian exotic touch is added with a 300+ year old monastery door that slides open into an office and the ground floor powder room leads to a bathroom and linen closet. The powder room is defined by a long stainless steel wall-mounted fixture that emphasizes a single antique Asian table with a granite basin.

The windowed master bedroom includes a linear gas fireplace with a granite mantle that ties seamlessly with the 100% silk carpeting that mirrors the marbling of the granite. The luxurious master bathroom is completely inset in jade, from the floors all the way to the bathtub. Photography by Jim Pease

Lake Forest Park House with Sustainable Features by Finne Architects

Posted: 06 Apr 2012 06:29 PM PDT

Finne Architects have completed a renovation project of a 1950's Northwest Lake Forest Park contemporary house while retaining the house's original spirit. The modern home seems to be a glass pavilion in the forest since extensive new windows and glazed roof monitors are incorporated to the building. Lake Forest 02 Exterior Glass Windows Lake Forest Park House with Sustainable Features by Finne Architects The renovated house now has a spacious atmosphere, combining the main living and dining space into one area with slight partitions. To bring soft natural light to the entire space, a new roof monitor with high windows is added. Kitchen is enlarged with continuous windows extending directly to the counter level. Counters are made in quartz and cast-glass. Lake Forest 04 Contemporary Wooden Interior Design Lake Forest Park House with Sustainable Features by Finne Architects The existing hemlock ceiling with exposed fir beams in roughly half the house has been retained, and new fir ceilings have been added to the remainder of the house. The existing terrazzo flooring has been re-finished, with new areas of terrazzo added in a complementary color. Lake Forest 06 Interior Dining Room Furnishing Lake Forest Park House with Sustainable Features by Finne Architects Consistent with the original simplicity and clarity of the house, a palette of new materials has been added to create powerful juxtapositions of texture and color, allowing each material to benefit from adjacent contrasting surfaces. Casework consists primarily of cherry panels some panels are smooth while others have been milled with a CNC (computer numeric controlled) router to make a texture evocative of "woven wood". Lake Forest 08 Bedroom Interior Glass Walls Lake Forest Park House with Sustainable Features by Finne Architects A 30-foot long accent wall adjacent to the dining and kitchen areas has been clad entirely in weathered steel panels. Suspended casework on the steel wall utilizes either resin panels with natural grasses or textured cherry wood, both materials set against the variegated umber colors of the steel. Lake Forest 10 Bathroom Interior with Natural View1 Lake Forest Park House with Sustainable Features by Finne Architects Sustainable design practices were integral to the project from the start. Radiant heating under terrazzo flooring has created an even heat source with maximum energy efficiency. High clerestory windows bring natural light deep into the house and motorized operators allow for venting during summer months. Many green materials like resin panels, quart counters, linoleum, low VOC paint, and sustainable wood products were used in the project. Photography by Benjamin Benschneider