The greatest American national holiday – 4th of July is yet to come, but that doesn’t mean that it is too early to start preparing your decorations for it. In fact, the sooner you start, […]
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By switching to LED (light emitting diode) light bulbs is possible to achieve energy savings of up to 85%, compared to traditional light bulbs and LED bulbs also last 35 times longer than conventional – […]
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If you want to insert some extraordinary idea in your home, you must find some according to your desires and still to be functional. We suggest you to think about the kitchen. Enter some unique […]
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All the kids love the summer. It is time when every day is full with joy and happiness. All children want to play outside when the weather is good. If you want to make your […]
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We love the mid-century design style, especially the interior which is very easy to see because we make sure to create collections of mid-century designs whenever possible and that has resulted in having a great […]
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The basement space is generally not pleasant for a longer stay, because there have not natural light, and frequently occur problems with moisture in the older buildings. Problems with the moisture are difficult to rehabilitate, […]
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Challenged to design a semi-detached house in Singapore, the creative team at Aamer Architects opted for an unconventional solution: “As a typology, the semi-detached house is often perceived as a Siamese twin, reluctantly conjoined to its symmetrical other via a single party wall. By separating and pulling the main building block away from the party wall, a semi-detached house breaks free. Not only does this formally and aesthetically liberate the house from its neighbor; it also creates a 3m-wide fissure into which light and air penetrate deep into its interiors”, the architects stated.The 7 Jalan Remis Residence displays a longitudinal development and a functional overall layout: “One enters the house through the front of this fissure, where he is greeted by a double-story volume foyer naturally lit from above. Light splashes onto the richly-textured brick wall, casting shadows which vary in form and intensity over time. The light leads one up the staircase onto the second storey. By now, the fissure manifests itself as a gathering realm for the family.” Natural ventilation is one of the main assets of the design, as wind passes freely from one end of the house to the other. Have a look at the photos and let us know your thoughts on this architecture approach! [Photography: Sanjay Kewlani , Fabian Ong] The post Clever Semi-Detached House With Elongated Volumes in Singapore appeared first on Freshome.com.
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An inner courtyard is the focal point of this modern residence designed by Purple Ink Studio in Bengaluru, India. The Courtyard House was planned after researching the climate of the area: “The site is east facing and has a vast public green space on the North side. The landscape scheme is conceptualized on generating a continuity with the surroundings and drawing the lines into the interiors of the building and connecting it with the courtyard which houses a sculptural tree”. According to the architects, all social areas are envisioned as exterior spaces, making the inside and the outside seem as one.The architecture of the building is creatively adapted to the conditions of the site: “Based on climatological factors, the building is rotated towards the northern sides (to have maximum fenestration avoiding the harsh rays of the sun during the day) and a continuous water channel is introduced in the direction of the prevailing winds which aids in maintaining the micro-climate of the interiors.” The central courtyard floods the residence in natural light and provides ventilation through the pierced walls. Have a look at the photo gallery below and share your thoughts! The post Original Courtyard House in India Adapted to Local Climate Factors appeared first on Freshome.com.
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The mid-century interior design is far from extinct. In fact it still is a popular design style of the new homeowners who want to have a modern home but a bit more lively and colorful […]
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Constructed in 2012 and measuring in at 1200 square meters, this property designed by Fernanda Marques Arquitetos Associados captures the unique sense of feeling infinite.
The house was designed to evoke a feeling of continuous and permanent breadth.
As the designer of both the architecture & interiors, Marques brought a contemporary feel to this three-story structure, which is now the home to a young couple and their children.
It measures in at three floors, with ample terraces throughout the top floor. The landscape surrounding the property is stunning and it’s positioned in a hill, giving a gorgeous view of the residential district on the fringe of São Paulo.
On the inside, everything is broad and continuous, with a stunning open floor plan.
The ground floor houses the most commonly used spaces, which include a living room, fireplace room, dining room, media room and breakfast room, the kitchen, and study. There’s also a cloakroom, guest toilet and servants’ quarters. Just outside the ground floor, you’ll find a large swimming pool on the front terrace.
The pool area, in keeping with the theme, takes on an infinity feel with breathtaking views. The use of sharp angles and clean lines in the exterior stonework is tempered by the soft curves of the surrounding mountains and lush vegetation. This is an area perfect for family entertaining. On the inside, whimsical plays with contemporary as multiple styles layer throughout the space to create a pleasing ambiance.“I tried to create a sort of internal topography, with the furniture laid out continuously, with small variations in height, almost at floor level”, explains the architect in ArchDaily.When coupled with soaring ceilings, the furniture topography (as the designer artfully calls it) makes the space feel even larger, more open, and full of imagination. The living area, in particular, has its ceiling doubled with height.
Warm woods blend together with pops of color and sleek neutrals, making this living area feel lively but still serene. After all, this is a family home. The tiered coffee tables in the center of the room are particularly striking. They showcase artifacts and precious treasures in primary colors. Throughout the space Marques incorporated furnishings of her own creation, including stainless steel stools. International design labels are brought together to add a distinct flair. Every item in this interior’s design has been carefully curated and it shows – beautifully.
While the office is a smaller space, it is well organized with plenty of open shelving and ambient lighting without being harsh. It’s set away from the living areas as to lend a sense of solitude for concentration, but it’s still easily accessible and flows seamlessly through the rest of the ground floor design. The upper floor reaches to the heavens, with family space for 3 bedroom suites and their balconies. A family room completes the third level. It’s a cozy and simple space with plenty of room for game playing, movie watching, and relaxing. The stairs leading from the ground level to the upper level appear to float, lending an airy feel that keeps with the house’s overall openness. The hallway loft allows for views of both the surrounding landscape as well as the living areas below. Large windows, white walls and ceilings, and plenty of light make this space feel bright without being harsh.
“In this project natural daylight is present everywhere but never directly. There are very specific lighting situations, derived from the construction shape and project solutions”, Fernanda notes to ArchDaily. For example, to highlight the building façade, it’s outfitted with aluminium brise soleil in a continuous line.Ample windows continue throughout the home, giving a feeling of seamless continuity between indoors and out, without sacrificing any comforts or styleIn the bath, luxurious fixtures and plenty of vanity space ensures that it is both practical and beautiful. Recessed lighting, strategically placed mirrors and large windows make it feel even larger and more open, even though it’s traditionally a more private room. Privacy, too, is not compromised with lush greenery just outside the windows.
A bit of playfulness is incorporated throughout the home’s interior, with touches and pops of color and texture that keep the space from feeling sterile or cold. While breezy, it’s also anchored with natural warm woods, lush textiles, a blend of simple and ornate decor, and shocks of color that bring the world back into focus. It’s easy to feel like you’re floating here. Even at night, the house is bright and airy, appearing to almost glow. One can easily imagine evenings spent drinking wine on the terrace while the lights of city twinkle in the distance. Beyond its beauty, this space is also practical and ideal for family living. The lowest level includes a spacious garage, storage room, and a small workshop area. Below, the floor plans clearly show the continuous and clean lines used throughout the interior and exterior. It’s quite the feat, creating a sense of limitless possibility and complete openness in a space like this. Marques does it beautifully.
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