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This style used by Gemelli Design Studio is reminiscent of the cubism art movement pioneered by Pablo Picasso. With cool colors and quirky abstract lines they present the room from multiple view points and make a mockery of perspective. There is no doubt that this would entertain the eye for a time, but the question is could you live in a place like this on a permanent basis?

If you think this level of zaniness would drive you slowly crazy, or the topsy-turvy feeling might leave you feeling a little design drunk–like the set of a big brother house–you might still appreciate these as a fun place to spend a weekend, the unique look is definitely a refreshing change from the usual safe neutral palette and plain walls.

This wild kitchen appears as a disco of stationery green laser beams, certainly not a place you’d like to face with a migraine, in fact that is probably true of every room in this design style, but on the other hand the energized interior would give you a boost in the morning, who needs coffee with all this going on!

The complication of angles cleverly throws off all dimensions too, adding interest, and dividing even the smallest space into a maze of zones, which makes a tiny room appear bigger by distracting the eye from the real proportions.

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We all want our place to look neat and clean even if it is the bathroom and the Simplehuman Adjustable Shower Caddy will help us achieve it. This lovely caddy will keep your bathroom essentials in style and keep your bathroom in order. You can even style your own caddy and prepare spaces according to the sizes of your essentials because this caddy is completely adjustable. You can slide the shelves up or down and even sideways. [Click here for more information about the Simplehuman Adjustable Shower Caddy]


You also need not to worry about your shelves being out of its places because it has rubberized clamp screws to have it always in-place surely on your showerhead. Do not worry if you have uneven tiles because the caddy also has the adjustable suction cup that has the ability to pivot to avoid those uneven tiles allowing you to still install your caddy at a place where you want them installed.

There is really no room for clutter if you have this caddy because even your small items like razor, toothbrush, loofa and other bath accessories have room in this caddy through its storage hooks. The best part about the Simplehuman Adjustable Shower Caddy is the rust proof materials used making it a long lasting caddy for your bathroom that will not rust and even discolor. [Click here for more information about the Simplehuman Adjustable Shower Caddy]

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Interior decorations are often associated with mere interior embellishments. It is difficult to bestow one particular meaning to this art. Renovations can also include rebuilding something within a home as part of interiors. On a practical note, the concept of interior decorations develops from the spirit of individual taste and likings. You can always rely on professional help, provided the person is willing to do her job after a thorough research into your unique taste and lifestyle.

There are so many ways to go about it. Planning in advance will help you with many factors, including your budget and practicality. If you plan on hiring an Interior Decorator, make sure he spends time with you and your family, it is important to make him understand your specific preferences (colors, dislikes, etc). If you plan to do it yourself, it can be one of the most rewarding experiences. After all, you understand your home the best. But, as it quite often happens, you can get lost in the process, so the first step would be planning. Write down the plan, and start with a realistic budget, following are some of the important questions you can ask yourself before you start,

You can make columns with figures once you have estimated the basics,

•  How much are you willing to spend (read BUDGET)?
•  Do you want to start with a room or include the entire house?
•  Which is the room you would like to start with?
•  What is each room used for? Who is going to use the rooms?
•  What is the theme you have in mind? Anything specific?
•  Would you like to change the wall color/paper?
•  Do you prefer low-maintenance interiors or you can do with a high-maintenance décor?
•  Do you have kids? Pets?  Do you want to inculcate any special care or theme for them?
•  Does your budget include new furniture? (Make a list of it)
•  Do you plan to use stuff at home to create your own lamps, hangings etc.?
•  What needs to be changed? Work on things you really want to change, and make a separate ‘Wish List’ for dream things.
•  Concentrate on the ‘Do’ list first.

Although basic, the answer to the above questions will bring the real picture in front of your eyes. This will help you in practically estimating the cost, and stirring your plan in the right direction. When you are through with the plan, start with a room by measuring its area. And write in front of it the things you will be doing—wall paint/paper; change side tables, add lamp, do panels, change rugs, and so on. After surveying each room (or just a room incase you wish to start with one), and practically jotting down things to be done, now tally this list with your original list(anything from the wish list peeping out?).

Now work on details like the wall color schemes or wall paper, try to use a basic color for all rooms for it will help in keeping the uniformity of your home intact (and costs down), and you can work on different combos with it. For wallpapers, you can use the same background color and work on the print and patterns. A combo of wall paint and paper also looks great with a little thought. You can play with colors on the rugs, curtains and lighting. If modern colors appeal to you, you can work in a combination of colors (complimentary) that go with your furniture and curtains. That should help you with getting started…all the best!

This polished apartment interior in Bucharest, Romania, designed by Square One, is kitted out with rich toned bespoke furniture and pure white walls and floors, resulting in strong lines of cutting contrast.

On the perimeter of the open plan living room, a bulkhead is cleverly disguised by wood cladding that tones in with the furniture, and is flanked by components of an entertainment unit to complete the illusion of uninterrupted space. An L shaped sofa hugs the room and subtly sections off a reading and games area with a low level barrier to allow the nook to remain part of the free flowing environment.

The kitchen area is backed by mirrored panels to reflect the large windows on opposite side, bouncing light around the deeper part of the layout. An asymmetrical white extractor echoes the shape of the white Corian countertop that protrudes long past the kitchen cabinetry to provide a dining area, and a tiny touch of stylish whimsy, in the form of a glazed mini courtyard, sits right in the central island, forming an unusual splashback to the hob.

A long basin, storage unit, and illuminated vanity mirror run parallel along one wall of the main bathroom, towards a frosted shower screen that is printed with intriguing scientific illustrations, which compliment the cool clinical feel of the decor.

A vast walk-in closet is flanked with a dressing area, which frees up the bedroom space to be a simple scheme of relaxation.

Via: Contemporist

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If you are looking for a furniture piece that would look good on your modern interior design while keeping its functionality, then the Pierce Espresso Chairside Table can be the perfect piece for you. The table has the sleek and narrow design making it a perfect piece of furniture for home with limited space.

The light espresso finish gives an elegant look to the table allowing you to have it matched easily with any of your modern furniture pieces and home decors. This lovely and elegant table is small enough with its dimension of 24” x 12” x 24” and surely you will not have a hard time finding its right place in your home. The table also has the shelf underneath, which is ideal for your books, magazines, figures, and other similar items. [Click here for more information about the Pierce Espresso Chairside Table]

To enjoy and benefit the beauty of this chairside table from Crownmark, a little assembly job is required. However, it surely will not take so much of your time, as looking at the photo; the table has few parts that you can immediately identify each other. The Pierce Espresso Chairside Table has the look of an expensive furniture pieces but of lower cost, which you and any other smart consumer will surely love. [Click here for more information about the Pierce Espresso Chairside Table]

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Way Project is a series of kitchen interior design project by Snaidero that represents modern, well-defined proportions, minimalist contours and a sophisticated range of finishes and colors. The main objective of this project was to develop a modern kitchen with integrated commercial proposal that would separate itself from others in the market. Aside from that, this project still has to answer to our market needs in terms of beauty, design, quality, ability to adjust and compete.

The project boasts noble and refined woods where surfaces are painted with micalized and metallized lacquers. You’ll find there are more than 100 finishes available in different materials and colors. Way Project offers you the best in terms of research and development of high tech which enables you to customize each detail based on your taste and style.

Way Project offers high flexibility which means it is excellent for limited surfaces, you can exploit them more rationally based on your aesthetic orientations. You can tailor the design to follow either horizontal or vertical profile direction.

Snaidero wanted to make Way as a project that enables you to design ergonomic and highly functional kitchen while still featuring the form of beauty through its harmonious and natural combination for an absolute form or elegance.

From : Snaidero

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These images by Favaro show an array of in vogue living rooms, kitchens, bedrooms and home office spaces in glorious technicolor and new bolder neutrals.

Wood paneling has came back on trend with a bang, and this example of how to maintain a contemporary look against a panel backdrop is both slick and fun, with sudden splashes of bright clashing color, and industrial reflective furniture at interesting angles to the room.

We’re also seeing a continuing trend in wide stripe treatments for walls, with emphasis on the monochrome theme, take this bedroom for example; we love these gutsy black and white lines that create an extended headboard feature on one wall. The head of the bed is the perfect place to make a statement in a bedroom, you can be daring and create dazzling impact, but the stimulating design will be out of your eye line when you are trying to relax! The linear pattern is also picked up in the steps at the foot of the bed, which create a lovely grand feeling, and the original placement of the very practical open shelving system to the bedside.

Barely-there staircases still float at the top spot in modern open plan interiors, but these are strictly for a childfree household!

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We have no reservations in titling these images from BBB as some of the most exquisite interior renders we have ever come across. They have just bowled us over with their skill in crafting these visuals to such great detail(some of them would pass off as professional photographs) that we would now be keeping an eye on what they are up to in the future!

The rooms are pooled with cool light for dramatic shadow effect over textured exposed brick walls, and to bounce over smooth curves of fine home accessories. The contrasting textures and eclectic style create a loft living atmosphere, evoking an imagined occupant of a creative professional or aloof fashionista.

Contemporary sophistication is achieved with high-end furnishings and finishes, and soothing, neutral palettes have color introduced only via understated floral arrangements, houseplants and unusual paintings. Rugs and furs further texture the spaces resulting in a warmer more lived-in look, and lavish fabrics, and interesting art collections are offset by laid back low level seating and scattered personal effects.

We see a moody monochrome bedroom given edge with displays of black and white photography, whilst another has a wall clad with gray wood paneling to take the edge of the starkness and bring added depth to the scheme. Wood grain is used faithfully throughout the portfolio, and breaths life and familiarity into these modern minimalist interior designs.

Just look at the detail in there!

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Now that 2011 has drawn to a close, there are a few interior design trends that stand out to me as memorable, especially as they’ll have an influential effect going in to 2012. Here’s what I noticed:

If you have the Ludovico By Claudio Sibille, you will never get worried of your space, ever again. With the Ludovico, you can easily have your dining or study table and two chairs hidden in a snap.

Wonder how the hiding happens? The Ludovico is a unique furniture design by Claudio Sibille that can work as your storage furniture with the drawers it has. On the other hand, it also has the lines that are made intentionally for the chairs to fit in. If you are not using your tables and chairs, simply have them placed on their designated places on the furniture and have them fixe as if you are completing a jigsaw puzzle.

Once you are done, you will see only a single piece of furniture and that is a storage cabinet with drawers in it. The chairs when attached created an image of four additional little drawers.

The drawers’ and chairs’ handles are made of aluminum, which created a perfect, elegant contrasts to its eucalyptus grandis finger joint material. The stylish and space-saving Ludovico By Claudio Sibille would be a perfect piece of furniture if you are living in homes with very limited space but want to keep the interior design at its best.

Source: Claudio Sibille via iGreenSpot

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