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Friday, 25 April 2014

Nord Theedoek by Nord Copenhagen


Where nature meets design 


    Hello friday!!!

    Today I am going to write a very short post.
So short that I just wanted to share these prints in fabrics for kitchen or either for cushions or nordic covers that I discovered already long time ago and I am still in love with it.










     By Nord Copenhaguen, you can get them easily online here or here.
(Or here for 17€.)

    In Spain you can find it on these shops in Barcelona


    Have a nice day and enjoy everyone!



Thursday, 13 March 2014

Beaconsfield house


Neutrality by whiting Architects

   Whiting Architects is an architecture and interiors design studio based in Melbourne, Australia.

   They are the author of Beaconsfield house,this neutral house located in Melbourne. They were asked to create ‘a piece of serenity in the city’ for professional couple and frequent travellers.

   Whiting Architects created an interior landscape through the insertion of objects into the space. "We like to break down the traditional notions of door & wall & replaced them in areas with box forms & planes. We aim for long gestures to accentuate a quality of space, create focal points and axis much like traditional urban planning, we just adjust size & scale to suit" They said.

   They wanted the user to 'curate' the space they helped to create; so they can bring things to their 'personal museum' and they bring things and arrange these things. They facilitate a 'process of operation' helping them to programme the way they live. In this context it becomes a very natural process, like nesting. 



   Enjoy the pictures!














(Photography: sharyn Cairns)

Find out more about them in their website just clicking here.

I hope you enjoyed !!






Thursday, 12 December 2013

Stairs

Ascend to the heaven

  Few days ago friend of mine asked me what kind of stairs would fit in her house. 

  Stairs is something necessary when there are more than just one floor and, in the past, except of some public and well known projects, not many designers or architects were taking care to get a good design on this field, as it was thought that it was just something functional.

  Luckily nowadays when stairs are needed they become an important part of the project so their design is projected carefully.

  In this post I wanted to share with you few of the stairs that caught my attention due to design, to space, to materials... 

Hope you enjoy!
Some of them are just harmonic, even when complicated they still manage to be clean and makes a corridor area become the key of the home design.

Managing the space and the steps we can get the next floor without any wasted space.
Stairs can be stairs, can be shelves, can be sculpture... imagining is free.
Or they can be a wardrobe
Or it can became even the focus, key and center of a whole interior design project.

It can be hidden and still proud of itself.





















Stairs world is huge! hope you enjoyed!

Tuesday, 26 November 2013

When interiors became light

Norm Architects. Copenhagen town house.

  This studio was founded in 2008 and represents the vision of Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen and Kasper Rønn. Situated in the heart of Copenhagen and winner of two awards at the Restaurant and Bar Design Awards for their design of the Cofoco/Menu project Höst - not only for the Best European Restaurant Design but also the main award for Best Restaurant worldwide.

  In spirit with the tradition for Scandinavian simplicity NORM strives to cut to the bone in their designs. To find the simplest shape for a given task without forgetting the beauty of the shape and the details, in order to reach a point where there is nothing to add and nothing to take away that can make the product better. Like true Scandinavians they pride themselves in their culture and history, and hope and aspire to create new norms for Nordic design.

  The following house is a recently redesigned one that has become really interesting in terms of how daylight flows through the space. Few pictures of the project here:

I guess you want to know more about them right now... Just click on here to go to their website.
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