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Key to choose a sofa Posted: 26 Jun 2016 04:45 AM PDT If you are going to change House sofa , before you go crazy looking at catalogs and stores, need to fully study the space that you have, your home décor and, of course, what you need and what you like. Sofa is one of the most important of the home, because she spent much time. Fabric, the rigidity and the size are basic elements in choosing a sofa so take your time, look much and, above all, try it before you buy it. When you buy a sofa, is not choosing something that is good, but rather to find a piece that on the one hand to decorate our space and, on the other hand, is all the functional that we need. The first thing you have to think is going to spend many hours on it, so it has to be something comfortable and durable. Think about how you use normally your couch, if only sit on it to watch TV awhile or if you take advantage of the Sunday afternoon to take a NAP. The space that you have is also important, as well as the form of the stay. Opt for a small two-piece sofa if space is square and reduced, and one of a piece if your stay is rectangular. The tissue is Basic. If you live in a cold place, opt for a warm fabric that take temperature but, if on the other hand, you live in a warm area, committed to a fresh tissue. The easiest is to choose the style. You can choose in two ways: If you want break the aesthetics of your home and create a mixed style, commitment to a piece that a rollover to stay but, if you want to create a homogeneous, bet on a sofa that fits your style. The post Key to choose a sofa appeared first on Belleinterior.

A Tower House in Portland Posted: 25 Jun 2016 04:42 PM PDT After talking you Sunlighthouse Velux, the Austrian House that produces more energy than it consumes, today you are going to introduce one of the latest creations of Benjamin Waechter Architect Studio in Portland, Oregon (United States): the Tower House. This House is perched on a small shelf along the steep topography of the NW Cornell road. Intervention on the ground in a way light building out. The House is accessed by a bridge of stainless steel that connects the House at its middle where the dining room and the center of the home. The more up side of the building is located on a stand of FIR Douglas and pines characteristic of the nearby forest park, while the downhill side is left unchanged with panoramic views of the city and the mountains. As well as a medieval tower house, this House has a main room per floor with space for support added to the perimeter of the building. Actually the Tower House is organized into three main rooms (living, dining and bedroom) that float freely in the skin of the tubular-shaped building. These rooms are high, with volumes generous spaces finished with sawn white oak planks rubbed with oil. It’s simple and quiet rooms with a sense of luxury that comes from the authenticity and craftsmanship. White Oak is limited to these spaces creating a strong boundary between the room inside and outside, which increases the feeling of being held and content. For its part, the lining of the House is seen as a “manga”, i.e. as if it were a garment stretch that pulls down on the structure. It is made of corrugated steel vertical black with rounded edges, eliminating the need to adjust the corner. It is a continuous, uninterrupted surface punctuated only by windows and gallery openings. The staircase, with Interior and exterior openings, acts refracting light loft environments providing a glow, gently filtered in the environment. Closets and bathrooms have an intimate scale with a feeling of being hidden, hidden and private. The post A Tower House in Portland appeared first on Belleinterior.

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