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• Decorated in Nordic style for your home
• Errors in the decoration of halls
• Sake of RS Barcelona series
• Detatched House in the Empordà
• Home + Office in an old farm

Decorated in Nordic style for your home Posted: 10 Feb 2014 05:32 AM PST The Nordic style is one which is more fashionable at present by its luminosity and its simplicity. The truth is that this style creates a homely feeling like few others and is a success in any house or flat. Apart from furniture design to inspire many spaces, straight lines, simple and easy-to-integrate, the style of the houses of the Nordic countries focuses on trying to balance to the maximum the environment with home in addition to find the luminosity that lack them for so many months. It is one of the keys to make the design work: the white (or very soft tones) and the naturalness of the colors that make up the rest of the House. Soils are usually pine in their finish more natural, or in the absence of clear Woods that often are painted white. The walls dress in gleaming white shades or very soft pastels, to achieve greater reflection of natural light. Also houses tend to be rife with large Windows as being a cold climate and with few hours of light advantage them. Nordic decoration is subtle and, like the rest of the styling, very natural. Materials like Wicker or textiles of cotton, always in neutral tones, combine perfectly with furniture in natural wood and touches of ochre and Brown. Stays usually spacious, filled with color with plants and flowers and decorative crafts. The furniture is still straight lines and simple, nothing shrill, which are softened with other pieces of inspiration more country. A unique way to combine nature and decoration.

Errors in the decoration of halls Posted: 10 Feb 2014 03:11 AM PST Each House is a world but the best housing is one in which all its inhabitants feel comfortable. And if there is a corner in the House that this should lead to the exponent is the lounge, where we do most family life, where we received our friends and where to enjoy the leisure time. That is why it is important to decorate this room carefully, taking care not to make many mistakes. You have the most typical in the decoration of the room below. One of the most typical mistakes but that we should avoid Yes or Yes is the place bulbs on top of the sofa, since people who feel under them can feel over-dazzled. In addition, it creates a cold climate. The best thing in these cases is to place foot screen or desktop lamps. In the same way, sometimes it exaggerated with light in the room in general, inter alia because halogen bulbs is abused. It is ideal to use floor lamps aimed at the ceiling or wall lamps on the walls. Distribution is the key point of any decor, and is still, in which most tend to fail. The most common mistake in this regard is the Overload: a room is not more enjoyable because you have more furniture: a dining table with chairs, a coffee table and a comfortable chair are the basis of a nice lounge. In addition, choose the style you choose, you will have to try to keep it, achieving a harmony between the different elements to make your living room look not a flea market. You must also take into account that the figurines, souvenirs, too many photographs, rows of books and many collections are a real danger. The best thing to do is to put some of the things that have sentimental value for you and you change them every so often. It is important that you get the maximum natural light, with special attention to windows and their complements. So, don’t fall into the mistake of saving money on the curtains. Think the tissues of a House to provide comfort and heat and a bare window, with the blind sight or short curtains, will create a very cosy atmosphere.

Sake of RS Barcelona series Posted: 09 Feb 2014 10:12 PM PST Launched in 2008, the Sake series maintains its avant-garde aesthetic and decorative and functional interest as the first day. If beauty is in the simplicity (and we have no doubt that it is), since then the Sake furniture is an excellent example.Created by RS Barcelona, the series consists of two designs that complement and contrast each other: the poufs and table. According to the signing on its web site, the design is inspired by the elements that make up the barrels of sake, the traditional alcoholic beverage of Japan. With the declared intention of creating “furniture full of life”, RS Barcelona has achieved a high quality and timeless design. Both pieces can be combined by game in a single room, or placed separately to contrast with other more classic or variegated furniture. The detail that gives coherence to the series and is present in poufs and tables is undoubtedly colored ribbon, that at the table it extends on the hob to form the curious and elegant legs that hold the top. This film evokes the classic gift packages, showing cross at right angles on the surfaces. The Sake Pouffe is comfortable and cozy, formed by a pad that is attached to the rigid and solid basis thanks to the aforementioned red ribbons. In this case, these ribbons are elastic bands to increase the packaging design inspiration. The table, on the other hand, has an envelope made in solid maple wood (his tone clear harmonizes perfectly with the current design trends); as we have mentioned, the envelope is subject to the lacquered or chrome-plated steel strips (both options are available) that make up the legs. The pouf is completely removable and is marketed in different colours of upholstery, both for body and for tapes. The same applies to the legs of the table, which can be chosen in different lacquers. To learn more about the series Sake you can enter in the website of RS Barcelona.

Detatched House in the Empordà Posted: 09 Feb 2014 07:42 PM PST After presenting you an incredible smart in Ottawa home, are now back to Spain to show you a detached house in the region of the Empordà (in catalan, Empordà), designed by the Studio of architecture b270 Fermín Vázquez architects. House, which you can widely see in the Gallery, is located on a plot with accused slope and along the perimeter of a small rural village perched on a promontory. While it is quite large in relation to the buildings of the municipality, passes unnoticed leaving unchanged the image offered by the people in the landscape. Housing arises in autonomous and fragmented volumes in two bodies: one mayor that houses the main rooms and a secondary volume that goes to garage and guest rooms. On the other hand, the rooms are distributed in two plants. Thus, in the upper access and rest areas, are placed while the bottom houses the living areas and service. An exterior staircase connects both levels. Inside, the visuals are opened through a central space that serves as a work / office area. The staircase, understood as one stay, empties into the large main hall. Beside this, but at a lower level, stands a porch with a system that allows you to open up to the outside in the summer and part of the interior spaces in winter. On the other hand, the south facade is equipped with a system of pergolas that are covered with plant elements to protect from the intense radiation in summer, smoothing fluctuations of temperature of the interior of the House. Away from the main building is an auxiliary building where are located a small bathroom and all machines and tools for the maintenance of the garden and swimming pool. With regard to the system of walls, is of stone on the outside and seen inside concrete . The flooring of the living areas and services are performed in natural stone and flooring of oak in the rest areas. Zinc shutters and wooden frames complete the range of materials used.

Home + Office in an old farm Posted: 09 Feb 2014 02:35 PM PST This remodeling design departed from the competition that took place in Muttenz, Basel (Switzerland). This fantastic project consists of the renovation of an old farmhouse located in the historic centre of the city, which was built in the mid-17TH century. The result was a two-on-one that welcomes not only a comfortable residence contemporary, but also a dynamic modern more office. And all without distorting at all the character historical of the old farmhouse, which has earned a 100 percent with this successful renovation. The project has been conducted in 2012 and is a work of the Swiss study Oppenheim Architecture + Design. The Office houses the facilities of a company dedicated to architecture and design, and in addition to accommodate also the aforementioned residence, also is a space for the meeting. The new design was intended to generate a new and refreshing interpretation of the features traditional historic farm and its interior spaces. This was achieved by opening new windows to let natural light and using a white, rough finish for interior walls, which contrasts with the old wood texture. Spaces, also open, overlap and are mixed with each other. Of course, sustainability also had in mind by the inclusion of constructive parameters with high energy efficiency, solar panels on the roof, ecological materials (such as recycled wood that lines the south facade) and the restoration of all the architectural to the extent possible. In terms of housing, it accommodates a family in its three floors featuring two room (top floor), kitchen, dining room and spaces on the ground floor, and bedrooms on the floor basement for the children. Photos:Börje Müller.

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