Conceived by Federico Meroni & Claudia Danelon, this black contemporary bathtub integrated in the designers’ Beyond Collection, accesses with a stunning appearance. Minimalist also exquisite, clearly there are some interiors within witch this bathtub could not simplify ultimately. Its refined arrangements seem to differentiate the texture of the monolith complication in cladding polystyrene it’s patched in.
The stylish shape of the egg-like designed tub could be collected improvement of to the superior in a bathroom with floor to ceiling windows including graceful nature supervisions, like as in the foremost photo of this review. Although if this is not the arraignment, its conception is more than prosperous for a comforting sophistication. Its sizes are 185x109x60h also the monolith it places on dimensions 245x80x45h. Do you interested?
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2. สร้างเนื้อหา ต้องเป็นเนื้อหาที่เกี่ยวข้องกับงานที่ทำอยู่ ซึ่งเป็นสิ่งที่ตัวเองถนัด ทำให้สามารถบอกเล่าเรื่องราวได้อย่างลื่นไหล สิ่งที่สำคัญคือเป็นประโยชน์แก่ผู้อ่าน อาจนำเหตุการณ์หรือเรื่องราวที่เกิดขึ้นในช่วงเวลานั้นที่เป็น talk of the town หรือเรื่องสนุกๆ สนานเข้ามาผูกโยงไว้ด้วย ก็จะช่วยให้เรื่องมีเสน่ห์ จดจำได้ง่ายขึ้น
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Kengo Kuma สตูดิโอออกแบบสัญชาติเดียวกันได้ทำการออกแบบบ้านสำเร็จรูป (Mass prefabricated houses) ชื่อ Window House และ Tree House ให้กับทาง MUJI ภายใต้สามข้อกำหนด Small, Simple, Beautiful ตามแบบฉบับญี่ปุ่นแฝงอารมณ์ Zen
The Window House เป็นบ้านนำร่องหลังแรก ที่เน้นฟังก์ชั่นการ “เปิดมุมมองจากภายใน” ของผู้อยู่อาศัยเป็นหลัก หมายรวมถึง ‘การมองจากภายในสู่ภายใน’ และ ‘การมองจากภายในสู่ภายนอก’ ด้วยการวางตำแหน่งและขนาดของช่องหน้าต่าง (Windows) ให้มีความหลากหลาย และต่ำกว่าระดับปกติของบ้านทั่วๆ ไป ทั้งนี้ Kengo Kuma เผยถึงไอเดียการออกแบบว่าเขาได้คำนึงถึงตำแหน่งมุมมองที่ดีที่สุดตามโลเคชั่นของแต่ละที่แต่ละคน เมื่อนั่งมองออกไปและมองเข้าหากัน (ฟังแค่นี้ก็ ZEN มากแล้ว)
The Tree House สำหรับบ้านหลังนี้ทางผู้ออกแบบกล่าวทิ้งท้ายไว้อย่างมั่นใจว่า “If you were ever going to buy a house for someone, this is a great way to do it” เป็นประโยคที่ฟังดูน่าหมั่นไส้ใช่เล่น The Tree House คือบ้านแห่งการผสมผสาน ระหว่างภูมิปัญญาการสร้างบ้านแบบโบราณของญี่ปุ่น (เสา/คาน) และเทคโนโลยีการเชื่อมต่อสมัยใหม่ในอุตสาหกรรมก่อสร้าง ซึ่งมีส่วนลดแรงเสียดทานในกรณีเกิดแผ่นดินไหวด้วย
This luxury house has five bedrooms with five baths and designed by HGTV house, Kelly Deck. It has a modern contemporary interior inspired by the natural surroundings and exterior done in grain clear cedar and local blue stone. The main feautres of the house are radiant heat floors, floor to ceiling windows, outdoor patio with fireplace and hot tub, wine cellar, gym, entertainment area, integrated audio system with speakers in key indoor and outdoor rooms and other useful stuff. Floor to ceiling windows not only catch a lot of natural light but also frame a view of the Village, Whistler and Blackcomb mountains and Fissile Peak. The property features a three car garage and and a large area along the side of the house that is quite and protected. Currently the house is listed for sale.
"What is the perfect bathroom interior design plan?"
Having a bathroom interior design plan is just as important as having a plan for any other room in your home. After all, a bathroom is more than just a necessary room, it's a personal retreat. Make it as sumptuous and beautiful as your budget and inspiration allow.
Many homes today have more than one bathroom. Usually there is a family bathroom and powder room and often a master or guest bathroom as well. Updating an existing bathroom (or adding one when only one exists) will not only increase your personal comfort, it can add significant reselling value to your home.
As you prepare your bathroom interior design plan, there are some things to consider. Who will be the primary user?
Answering this question will help you determine what kinds of features and materials you may want to incorporate. A child’s bathroom will have different needs than an adult couple’s master bathroom will, for example. Likewise, a physically handicapped person will have special needs that should be considered in the design if he/she will be the primary user. Always plan toward the needs of the primary user.
Who will be the primary user?
Answering this question will help you determine what kinds of features and materials you may want to incorporate. A child’s bathroom will have different needs than an adult couple’s master bathroom will, for example. Likewise, a physically handicapped person will have special needs that should be considered in the design if he/she will be the primary user. Always plan toward the needs of the primary user.
User-Focused Tips:
• Incorporate dual “his and hers” sinks to allow simultaneous preparation and provide a sense of individual space within a masterbathroom interior design plan. The double sink design idea at right exudes contemporary sleekness with a calm Asian influence. The sinks extend beyond the edge of the vanity and add interesting dimension to the otherwise straight line design. The frosted glass and open shelf construction below hides plumbing and serves as storage. The above-the-floor mounting make the whole composition seem lighter.
• Consider a wall-hung sink (without a base cabinet) for a wheelchair user. The clearance below the sink will allow the user to move in closer for ease of use.
• Use non-skid surfaces and rounded edges in a child’s bathroom to minimize the chance for injury. Kids can get a little wild sometimes. :)
How much space is available?
A lack of space is one of the biggest factors that can initially hamper the realization of a bathroom interior design plan. Sometimes, simply reconfiguring the elements in your space is enough to do the trick. Other times, there is just no way to accommodate your goals without physically expanding the room. This might be done through a wall “bump out” or the annexation of adjoining spaces like closets or under-used rooms. If you determine that space reconstruction will be part of your bathroom interior design plan, consult an architect or building professional to ensure the idea is structurally sound, makes the best use of the space and stays in tune with the architecture of your home. Complementing the existing architecture of your home becomes especially important if the changes will affect the appearance of the exterior. The key is to make it look like it naturally goes together.
If room expansion isn’t feasible, don’t despair. There is a big benefit to having a small bathroom. With less territory to cover you can afford to splurge on higher end materials and products. Make it sumptuous!
Space Tips:
• The use of color and materials will influence how your space is perceived. Enhance a small bathroom with a harmonious color scheme and generous amounts of glass.
• Create curves in a linear room. This can be accomplished through the design of your tub surround, your vanity or walls, for example. Curves adds interest. In the bathroom design idea above, the angled tub and curving shower wall make a tantalizing statement in what might have otherwise been an average, rectangular bathroom.
• Use windows, mirrors, and glass strategically to create a sense of openness and bounce light throughout your bathroom.
What is your preferred design style?
The bathroom interior design styleyou choose should reflect your taste. It’s also important that the style works with the general style of your home. This maintains a sense of continuity as you move from one space to another.
Unless you are specifically going for a rustic or retro look, you can make almost any style look up to date and fresh.
Traditional decor can be enlivened by incorporating some contemporary elements in the overall scheme, for example. Your choice of colors and materials will play a key role.
A largely beige and white bathroom exhibits finely crafted style at right. Matching, custom-built cabinetry flanks a central corridor that culminates at a beautiful, tub area. The raised panel cabinetry is crafted with traditional detailing. A large, centrally positioned window floods light across the tub and through the room. An upholstered bench in the center of the room provides a comfortable spot to dress or relax.
White remains a timeless color scheme for bathrooms. It looks very clean and fresh, and complements virtually any style. To keep things interesting within this palette, use a range of whites (white, creme, beige, etc.) and incorporate a variety of texture – both smooth and tactile – plus a variety of shapes. Your choice of fixtures, shapes and materials will help define the space in either a more traditional or contemporary direction.
If white isn’t what you have in mind, there are many other directions to pursue. Whether your taste is old world Mediterranean or modern Arts and Crafts, the bathroom you design can reflect this style through the materials and colors you use.
Style tips:
• Try fluted glass door fronts on the vanity or linen closet to add a touch of up-to-date sparkle in an otherwise traditional bathroom setting.
• Consider concrete or limestone as a surfacing material. Limestone is available in a range of color tones that look warm but are cool to the touch.
• Customize for a unique look. Consider turning an antique table or dresser into a bathroom vanity. It will be a real eye catcher! Think beyond what's considered conventional. If you don't have the ability or desire to create your own custom bathroom vanity, you can purchase one with a custom look.
• Spice up a tiled design by using one size of tiles on the walls and a different size of tiles on the floor. Incorporate coordinating decorative tiles to create added interest.
There are so many directions to go with bathroom interior design. The choice of materials and furnishings is amazing. The key limitation will usually be your budget. That aside, there is definitely something for everyone.
"Ideas for creating a living room interior design you will love!"
Great living room interior design starts with an understanding of how you want to use the space. For most of us, the living room needs to be a relatively versatile place. It’s the room where we kick back and take a nap, read a book, or watch a movie. It’s also the place where we host guests and chat late into the evening.
Your living room might be a more formal, dedicated space (as was common in days gone by) if you happen to have a family room or finished basement that can accommodate some of your more casual pursuits. Consider your reality and how you will most likely use your living room.
As you move into design mode one of the first things you’ll want to do is direct your furniture arrangement toward a focal point. For more on doing this successfully see my page on furniture arrangement.
It’s important to understand that even if you do not have an architectural focal point to work with in your living room space, you can create one through other means!
Naturally, good lighting is vital to any living room interior design. If possible, include recessed lights in the ceiling (controlled by a dimmer switch) for good ambient as well as mood lighting. Place floor or table lamps next to sofas and chairs to create appropriate illumination for reading. Wall sconces can be a nice touch in a living room design when you use them to flank a prominent piece of art work above a fireplace, for example.
The fabrics and style of furniture you choose for your living room interior design should reflect your personal style direction whether that be traditional, contemporary, country or transitional, for example. For more on this topic, check out my interior style page. Make your living room style complementary to the rest of your home so there is visual continuity.
If you plan to have a television in your living room consider positioning it in a way that does not detract from the style of the room. Consider using a piece of furniture to house it such as an armoire. Alternately, you might consider wall mounting a flat screen monitor over your fireplace in place of a mirror or artwork. There is nothing more deflating that to walk into a nicely designed living room and seeing a bunch of electronic equipment and cords exposed.
However you choose to integrate a TV into your living room interior design, try to keep the effect as tidy and streamlined as possible so it does not detract from your style. Other Tips:
• Use different types of seating for a more sophisticated look. The sofas and chairs don’t always have to be a matching set. They just need to coordinate.
• A dramatic ceiling chandelier can add sparkle to a formal living room.
• Consider a large leather ottoman for double duty as a coffee table or extra seating.
