Modern Home Design: April 2011

Combining Vintage and Modern in a Small Two-Room Apartment

Stockholm’s Stora Nygatan Street features this beautiful 75 sqm apartment situated on the 4th and last floor of a 1800s building. The positioning of the apartment at the top floor reduces outside noise dramatically. Combining vintage furniture and modern decorations in excellent taste, the interior designer did a great job showing that a small apartment can be just as comfortable as a large home. Characterized by neoclassicism, the apartment has been renovated to fit modern needs. White painted walls in the living room accentuate the oak parquet flooring and large windows bright up the space. The kitchen features dark wood veneer frames and worktops, while the modern furniture is painted in white. Wide oak planks cover the floor. The bathroom features a contemporary corner shower separated by arched zebra-patterned glass doors. A spacious hallway acts like the office space, making the apartment look larger and brighter. Buy it from Stadshem or take it as example for your own interior design project.
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Thursday, April 7, 2011 1 comments

Charming L-Shaped Addition to a Seattle Residence by Shed

Southender Addition is a modern project designed by Shed Architects and located in Seattle, Washington. The clients needed an extra space for a bedroom and a guest bed, as well as for various storing needs. The result? An L-shaped volume which was added to the existing building, forming a tasteful and aesthetic architecture contrast. The new extension houses a bedroom, a dressing, a bathroom and a beautiful hallway with bookcase. Large windows ensure just the right amount of natural lighting needed by the owners. Moreover, the addition provides a shed for the outdoor dining table and creates an atmosphere that is perfect for socializing. Check out the “before” and “after” photo at the end of the post for a better understanding of the project and let us know if you would go for this type of home addendum.
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Open Plan House Design : Bowen Residence by CplusC Architecture

This time, we are pleased to presents a beautiful house design named Bowen Residence to show and inspire you how to create open house design as weekend home in mountain like this. This fascinating residence was designed by CplusC Architecture and is nestled in New South Wales, Australia.

The house features beautiful scenery while being well integrated within its surrounding landscape. The balconies and floor to ceiling windows invite its guests to contemplate the beautiful garden outside and the exotic pool. Come on the living room design. It is a comfortable square enclave 3 steps lower than the ground floor, guarded by a heavy cast iron fireplace. The sectional roof of the Bowen Mountain House is part of its allure, with a pavilion-style design that creates an open living space below. What is so brilliant about this home is the look and feel of its design, and that it is intimately immersed into its natural environment. The exterior and interior design is diverse and this time we’ve posted lots of photos for you to check out and get inspired.

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Setting Up Shop

As you may know, I have an Etsy shop, which you can visit by clicking on the link on the right side of my posts. Etsy is great, and I have done well with it, but it has some limitations.

One of the biggest limitations is that anything you are selling has to be “vintage”, which in Etsy’s case, means more than 20 years old. As I am preparing to de-accession a number of pieces in anticipation of moving house, I find that some of the best items I’ve collected over the past few years are not yet 20 years old.

So it is with just a little fanfare, that I bring you Atelier Pigtown, which will be my additional on-line storefront presence. The shop will feature some of my handmade items, like pillows and pennants, as well as books, silver and silverplate items, French Ivory cutlery imported specially from the UK, china from my extensive collection of blue and white pieces, antique engravings, photographs and much, much more!Everything will be very well priced! As you may know, I am a confirmed Junk Whisperer and treasure hunter, so I’ve acquired almost all of the pieces at a great price, which I will pass along to you. Postage will be set at a flat fee. Small pieces will be $5.00 and larger pieces will be $10. If there’s a piece which is oddly shaped or very large, I will set the price on a per piece basis. Books I have found at the Book Thing will be sold for the cost of postage, since they were free to me (and they’re marked “free book”). As I add pieces, I will be putting up a little notice on my sidebar that there are new items.

I hope that you will find something on Atelier Pigtown that you will love as much as I have!

Tuesday, April 5, 2011 Book Thing, My Musings, Source Book, Table Top 0 comments

Landscape Design Ideas For Gardens, Roof Gardens and Terraces For City and Country Homes

All too often the garden becomes almost an after thought and the last priority in a restricted home improvement budget. For me this is a travesty, as the garden is probably the largest room of the house and deserves the same thought and design afforded to the kitchen, living room or bathrooms. It is very often the feature which can make the difference between selling a home or not.
Even small London or city gardens, where space is a premium, can be transformed into a haven of architectural foliage and fabulous areas for summer dining and entertaining, adding not only value to the home, but a new dimension to living space. Remember, the garden should not be considered as a separate entity, but more as an extension of the living room. In our short summers it should be a magnet drawing family and friends to it at every available opportunity, and in winter the view should be one which serves to remind that spring is not too far away.
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A Tale of Two Paintings

When my friend David asked me to check out the offerings at the big auction at Alex Cooper Auctioneers last week, I checked out the catalogue and then decided to join him for the preview.

One of the reasons that I was keen to go was that there were two oil paintings by Baltimore artist, Marie Tiffany. What made that so interesting is that she’s the person who introduced my English father to my American mother, almost 60 years ago. Marie is my mother’s second or third cousin, and was a fairly well-known painter here in town. I have some vague memories of her, and I remember seeing some of her paintings with her distinctive signature.

The other thing that was appealing about the two little oils was their subject matter. One is of Baltimore’s Tyson Street, a narrow street of tiny houses, each painted in a bright colour. For many years, my parents, along with a group of their friends, used to drive down to Tyson Street and go Christmas Caroling. When we got older, we went along, too. I have many happy memories of walking up and down this little street, singing carols right before Christmas on freezing cold and sometimes snowy nights. The second painting is of the Edgar Allan Poe house, just a few blocks from where I am living now. It’s a tiny house, and he didn’t live there for long, but it was his home when he died. I recognized the house immediately when I saw the listing in the auction catalogue, and the house looks exactly the same today. I love Poe, and two years ago, I shot a little video of his funeral procession. When he died, there was no service, so 160 years later, the City of Baltimore decided to give him an appropriate funeral, complete with horse-drawn hearse.

The strangest thing about one of the paintings was that it had Marie’s obituary taped to the back of the canvas. Now these two little paintings will become a part of my history.

Monday, April 4, 2011 Art and Architecture, Life In Baltimore, My Musings 0 comments

Do You Need Something Like Japanese Living Style

Japanese designs are absolutely simple and extremely attractive at the same time. Nowadays people are opting for more Japanese style living as it is very easy, simple and elegant. Japanese details are not heavy and no bright colors are included in the design. Your house will totally transform to a symbol of tranquility when you add the Japanese decorative details. It will surely be a house full of beauty and relaxation.
When you add Japanese decorative detail to you house, it can transform a hectic, busy lifestyle to a beautiful and amazing resort. Normally anyone can do quite a few things to bring down the entire look of the house. To convert your home into a traditional Japanese one you will need to put in a bit of energy and time to get exactly what you are looking for.
Now how to actually do that. The foremost thing that you need to know is how you will convert your room to a Japanese style one. This can be a difficult process, as you would need to learn the entire culture of Japan first. Here are a couple of things that may help you out.

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Corner Desk: Naples Corner Lap Top Desk in White

Corner desk furniture. Suitable for your home interior design

Product Description:
Features:

Space saving corner design
Constructed of wood solids and veneers
Easy glide drawer with drop down front to accommodate keyboard
Brushed satin chrome hardware

Finish:
White

Dimensions:
28"(W) x 28"(D) x 30"(H)
Warranty Information:
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