This is the Veranda House, recently minted by Canadian firm Blouin Tardiff Architects. It has a focus on materials using clay and cedar and it embraces its surrounding foliage with large glass panels. Check out the house below:
Are you sick of spending warm summer days indoors because your outdoor space needs a lot of work? If so, you should aim to make changes during the first few months of 2015. Leaving it too long will mean you are left in the same situation you had to deal with last summer. You need to get everything sorted as soon as possible so that you can enjoy your garden and the weather as we approach the warmer months.
This crib is located in Gothemburg, Sweden and the way it's been decorated and designed offers a bright and spacious feel to it. From the flooring to the furniture and the placement of of things around it, it looks pretty near perfect. Check it out below:
I’m pretty certain we’re all getting bored of the cold weather by now. When the weather is starting to get me down and make me feel glum, I like to give my house a bit of a makeover. If I can make things a little brighter in the home, it puts me in a better mood as I remember that summer is on its way! Plus, if you gave your home a winter makeover, dark colours and fluffy decorations aren’t really going to suit the summer vibes. Use these tips to help you brighten up your home:
Remodelling your home can be a challenge even if you have no other distractions in life. When you combine work, family and a tight budget to the mix, you may really start to struggle with any kind of project going on in the house that may cause a distraction. A tight budget affects most of us at one time or another, but often we just have to get on and complete the project no matter what.
Designer Chris Heininge found a way to turn 280 square feet into something livable and completely beautiful. On the outside, this house may appear small, but it is packing some real luxury inside, which is all that matters. Check out the gallery below:
Maria Jose Trejos designed a home constructed from eight large shipping containers and named the home 'Casa Incubo'. It is a two-story component that measures 40' high, and doubles both as a home and workspace. Check it out below:
Here's an interesting speakeasy bar. Designed by architect Alberto Caiola, The Press is hidden behind what looks like a vintage Coca-Cola vending machine. Open the door and walk through it and you'll find yourself in a tunnel entrance to Flask. Check out more detailed images of both Flask and The Press here.
Having a new look in the kitchen is often craved by many. But, kitchen design can be a little dull. There are some inventive and unusual ways that you can transform your kitchen from a simple space to cook to an interior design dream. When it comes to matters of interior design, you need to ensure that you are on the right lines. After all, your kitchen should be a cool, funky space to live within.
