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- Minimalist Bookshelf, Lovely Bookhself Creates Smooth Reading Ambience
- Kick up Your Home’s Comfort With Three DIY Projects
- G House, Family House Design in Vienna by Zechner & Zechner Zt Gmbh
Minimalist Bookshelf, Lovely Bookhself Creates Smooth Reading Ambience Posted: 28 Oct 2013 12:34 PM PDT This minimalist bookshelf called Bookworm, lovely bookshelf by the Dutch design studio. With shape like “a” letter and bright color combination which can attract the attention of people who see it. We can enjoy reading on it, completed with lamp for reading. We like this bookshelf, and we think you like it too. Thanks to its steel base it can stands by itself. Minimalist and Lovely Bookhself that can Create Smooth Reading Ambience. How about your opinion about this bookshelf? Source : digsdigs.com |
Kick up Your Home’s Comfort With Three DIY Projects Posted: 28 Oct 2013 09:59 AM PDT Your home is your private oasis away from the world where you can rest and relax. Because of this, it is understandable that you would want to do what you can to create a more relaxing home environment. There are a few different projects that you can tackle on your own that will help you to improve your home's comfort in a number of ways, and these are some ideas. Install Blackout Curtains in the Bedrooms Improve Your Roof Install Dimmer Switches Making improvements to your home may be a great way to improve the comfort level of your home, and each of these projects can help you in significant ways. Take time to consider how these improvements may improve your home's comfort level, and take action to implement these changes soon. Creating a more comfortable environment in your home is a great way to ensure that you love relaxing at home. Author Bio |
G House, Family House Design in Vienna by Zechner & Zechner Zt Gmbh Posted: 28 Oct 2013 12:33 AM PDT Situated on an exposed hillside on the outskirts of Vienna, made up of three long supporting walls that form a terrace over the site, with the building appearing to float above them.he house itself is divided into three areas, basement, ground floor plateau and box structure.Two supporting walls, running parallel to the hill, together with the cellar and the terrace, form a stone base. The living room and half open kitchen are located on this level. Although the interior area is bordered by floor to ceiling windows on the north and south sides, the optical impression encompasses the entire plateau. The view over the green hills of the Wienerwald remains open and unobstructed. The individual rooms are contained in a wooden box structure, supported on four pillars and appearing to float above the inconspicuous ground floor. The box structure and living room ceiling is covered with chestnut brown plywood sheets. Designed by Zechner & Zechner Zt Gmbh.
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