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Grid: fun sofa bean bags Posted: 15 Feb 2015 03:40 AM PST The name of this set, Grid, means “mesh” or “grid” in English. It obviously refers to the yellow grid that divides the surface of everything in small regular squares, and at the same time pad upholstery. The couch (or bed, by shape) Grid shows a nice and joyful combination of intense colours (blue and yellow), and is a product of the imagination and the skill of the designer furniture Korean Kim HyunJoo. The interest that has awakened this design, which was created last year, has made that it is expose proudly in the lobby of the building of the SK Group, during the 2012 Yeosu. According to its own creator, “sofa Grid shows its modern style in the line of it the grid, which is a new version of the classic antique sofas upholstered capitone.” The bright and highly saturated creates a joyful atmosphere, while the cubic and broken legs provide visual delight, as if they were the famous Tetris game blocks.” Both the sofa and pouf are made of fabric, wood and foam. Personally, what I like about this design is the fun way: isn’t a sofa or a bed, but quite the contrary… And if we continue analyzing its aesthetics, we can even feel a slightly unsettling aura. Do or not reminds us a bit to the padded walls that appeared in psychiatric of old movies? Either way, Grid design is certainly fun, modern and timeless, and can be perfect in a modern lounge and contemporary. That Yes, perhaps be nice that marketed it its creator in other equally colourful: Orange and violet, Fuchsia and green… you can get more information about this and other designs of Kim HyunJoo on his website. The post Grid: fun sofa bean bags appeared first on Belleinterior.

Villa for three generations in A Coruña Posted: 14 Feb 2015 03:41 PM PST To see amazing houses it is not necessary that we refer to Seoul, Seattle or Los Ángeles. In Spain there are really incredible homes that are worth knowing. One of them is the House V, a project for the study of architecture dose in Oleiros, A Coruña. The House V consists of rehabilitation, adaptation and extension of an existing holiday home made at the beginning of the 1960s. The family that inhabits the House has almost fifty years spending the vacation in it and, as you can imagine, this time the number of members of the family has been growing. However, the House had always been equal. Until now. With the intention to make a place where three generations of the same family still enjoying their holidays, dose has made a home for the two younger generations , consisting of a side wing with the old building on its Northwest edge and whose roof, in response to the existing topography, serves private garden to the current housing. The original housing is the uses of family and social interaction as well as the rooms of the first generation. Thus, each Member of the family has their independence, but forming part of a single set. On the other hand, a multi-layer wall defined by a unique constructive detail, which serves both structure and thermal and environmental, wrap winds to embrace the different events that happen in the House. Spaces are defined by arranging the matter in space time, and this is topologically adapted to what happens inside. The post Villa for three generations in A Coruña appeared first on Belleinterior.

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