This duplex was recently renovated by JUMA Architects and Minimum Arquitectura, to maximize the mesmerizing ocean view. Check out there finished project below:
From: Home-Designing
Showing posts with label interior design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label interior design. Show all posts
Monday, 16 July 2012
A Duplex With a View
This duplex was recently renovated by JUMA Architects and Minimum Arquitectura, to maximize the mesmerizing ocean view. Check out there finished project below:
Hotel Hotspot: Villa Magna, Madrid, Spain
Villa Magna is a 5 star luxury hotel in Madrid, Spain that is listed under the Leading Hotels of the World. Located in the heart of the Spanish Capital it boasts 150 luxurious rooms and suites. All suites come with an open air patio, looking over the boutique shops and resturaunts below. The modern, contemporary vibe is very present in the hotel, which also houses many breathtaking art pieces.
The glass tree room is so exceptional, such a cool idea.
Undressed History: London Townhouse
This is a cool restored home in London, England. I love how they didn't try to cover up the history in the house, leaving the original stairs and walls with just a basic wall paint. The mix of new and old furniture gives the home an eclectic, mix-matched feel that correlate with the quirky history of the place.
Amazing stove!
Great office chair.
The gold framed mirror is perfect for the room.
From: Shoot Factory
Designer Spotlight: ML Interior Design
These are some gorgeous interior shots of rooms designed by ML Interior Design. Run by Marisa Lafiosca, who worked as a buyer for Ferragamo, she uses her knowledge of European design to create unique and elegant decor. She's based in New York, and uses her sense of colour and market treasure finds to define her work.
From: ML design
Sunday, 15 July 2012
Beirut Living: Designer May Daouk's Villa
This stunning home in Beirut, Lebanon belongs to interior designer May Daouk, who moved back there from New York 10 years ago. She remade this gorgeous late 19th century villa with a sea view and a tree shaded terrace. Her home oozes tradition with a mix of western influences. The Triple arch is key to the home, and is also a traditional feature of Lebanese homes, that works as a divider to break the open home into a smaller rooms. Each room boasts its own colour scheme and eclectic decor, but purple and gold are prevalent throughout the home.
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