Month: September 2013

Minimalist Solid Oak Desk With Lots of Cupboard space By Samuel Accoceberry

Contemporary home offices are getting increasingly more popular at the moment. When you’re searching for an easy, yet smart desk, Landa will certainly catch your eye. Landa is the proper minimalistic office desk, that not just hides the wires and the electrical cables, nonetheless it also comes equipped with several compartments for storage. From paperclips to documents, agenda or post-its, this desk has special “pockets” for all of your “office stuff”.  The concept that inspired the French designer, Samuel Accoceberry, is very simple: keep everything as organised as possible.

The solid oak desk boasts a line of red brush, that holds the wires in an organised way. Moreover, the desk opens, revealing the “secret” storage spaces. Which you could deposit everything that eases your workflow, in a discreet manner. Its simple clean lines make Landa desk a pragmatic solution, regardless of the office décor. The project was first showed by Alki.

The ideal Getaway: Unique And Modern Tropical House With Magnificent Views

There are those that decide to live within the cities, people who prefer the countryside’s intimacy and the crazy ones, people who would to anything to damage the circle and explore a less ordinary life. Just like the owners of Deck House, a shocking and intriguing residence located in the midst of the Janda Baik rainforest, somewhere in Malaysia.  The project was defined by Choo Gim Wah Architect. The home boasts an uncluttered and unassuming interior, flooded by light, like many of the traditional Malay houses. High ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, three bedrooms, a tasteful minimalist décor and a big terrace to benefit from the view. i’m wondering, who wouldn’t like to live here?!
Built on a steep slope of land, the home favours magnificent views. Modern, built entirely from steel and glass, the home boasts a neat, contemporary look. The kitchen, the dinning room and the lounge area are perceive as a novel, fluid space. As you step outside, at the deck, you explore the extensive outdoor area, where you’re able to sit and revel in a cup of tea. The evergreen scenery is greater than inspirational: a temple of relaxation and a stress-free home. 

Irresistible Design Exhibited by Colorful Apartment in Sweden

Doesn’t it feel good to peer a house where everything fits right into place? Here’s the feeling I got when first gazing the photos of this lvely-designed apartment located where else but in Gothenburg, Sweden. Much of the turn of the century charm is definitely preserved here inside the type of beautiful hardwood floors, profiled moldings, deep window niches and ceiling with stucco. But what really makes this 49 square meter crib (discovered on Alvhem) appealing is the abundance of color, the unexpected touches of green, blue, orange, yellow, green that you inevitably bump into in every direction.

From the doorway hall you are able to opt to go straight into the open kitchen and living area or turn left towards the comfy bedroom.  Large windows provide numerous natural light and the internal courtyard has a narrative to inform by itself. Having just over four square meters large, the south-facing balcony gives an additional dimension to the apartment. It’s here that the inhabitants can enjoy breakfast every summer morning, surrounded by the quiet atmosphere of the beautiful Swedish neighborhood of Linnéstaden.
  

Highly Creative Layout Defining Parksite Residence in Rotterdam

A design collaboration between Doepel Strijkers and LEX Architects caused the event of a contemporary residence in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. Entitled Parksite, the dwelling is the results of converting a garage ambulance into contemporary living spaces. By shifting the rear wall with glass, an optimum indoor-outdoor connection was provided, ensuring unobstructed garden views from every room.

A dugout acts because the focus of the home, while generating height for a second level. The internal design features various interesting details: “Custom-made cupboard, kitchen and stairs finished in bright orange polyurethane, link the dugout to the doorway hall at streetlevel side and the lounge at the park side. Loose blocks at the staircase form informal chairs or function as tables. A polycarbonate light-box with integrated LED lights houses the bedrooms and spans the distance above the living-kitchen“. Benefit from the views!

Sustainable Retreat Offering a terrific Living Standard inside the UK: New Forest House

Two simple-shaped volumes located along a spine wall make up the brand new Forest House designed by Despite the undeniable fact that major efforts were invested in keeping the project’s impact at the environment as little as possible, the living standard is high: “Upon arrival the wall screens distant views to the South focusing attention upon the traditional beech trees to the North. Stepping through a spot inside the wall the experience changes because the site gradually unfolds and the landscape beyond is revealed“. The interiors are spacious and bright, featuring modern design arrangements and many natural light.