February 24th, 2013 § 0 comments § permalink
First I noticed the rich colors and attractive patterns, then I understood the Napali Sofa‘s versatile elegance. The desire to construct an atmosphere around this beautiful piece of furniture was born as soon as I saw it. That happens every time I stumble upon stunning modern furniture and this time, the sofa hides a personal experience behind its perfect curve design and bold colors and patterns.
February 15th, 2013 § 0 comments § permalink
When reality strikes, it does so physically, mentally or both at the same time, but it always depends on your spatial proximity to the event. These car passengers were fortunately making a right, enjoying a colored sky when a light dot appeared and grew exponentially, becoming a flaming fire ball unsuccessfully held back by its tail.
February 6th, 2013 § 1 comment § permalink
Refreshing as a song you love the first time you hear it, the green mountain scape is a perfect environment to host such a beautiful remodeled barn. Constructing an excellent connection to the outdoors, the architects working on this project used materials sourced from the old barn itself or salvage yard finds to design new elements for the interiors.
January 29th, 2013 § 2 comments § permalink
Adding a new residence to an emerging urban community
Contemporary villas have been customized by every dream, wish and need of the ones inhabiting it. Lovely personalities, courageous characters and dynamic lifestyles can be seen showcased in modern residential design. Urban, suburban and rural areas rise as explorations of passions captured in modern architecture. In the Netherlands, the sunlight thirst and the country’s open nature collaborate with architects to create stunning residences beautifully open to the outdoors. » Read the rest of this entry «
December 11th, 2012 § 3 comments § permalink
Versatility has found its way in the design of Christmas decorations – a Christmas tree star can easily become an off-holiday decoration. Gold reflexes create a Magical Christmas – brass was shaped into an eye-catching folded geometry to display either on the top of the Christmas tree or by the mantle, in the bedroom or near your reading nook.