For offices or even homes, a good reception desk would certainly offer a lot of ease and functionality for people who put premium on presentation. And with this sculptural reception desk from Erhan and Mustafa Afsaroglu, offices are bound to get raves thanks mainly to the sculptural finish that seems to be the difference for this one.
The desk was designed as part of the showroom renovation of the Prestige Group furniture brand in Nic
For people who want to have appliances and stuff placed in the proper order in their kitchens normally do so prior to the actual building or renovation stages. While seeing ovens embedded into walls is a common picture, Fulgor Milano offers something different with this interesting countertop.
The whole thing comes with a hidden oven, offering a modern looking design which sho
The design may seem something you may have already seen commercially but for sure there are some folks who would probably make use of it in their homes too. Something like this one designed by Irena Ivanova who designed one for a residence just outside Sofia in Bulgaria.
The home is actually a project piece made for a family of three children and is divided into two doors.
The first
While the whole idea of using these ceiling designs was for departure areas, some people may just suddenly decide to put them to good use. This is of course if your home is due for renovation.
SPACE Architects offers a new way to combine work and play with their polka-dotted ceilings. Called the Final Departure Lounge, the whole design concept comes with WiFi access, a small massage room and even a hair salon. Something entirely tempting but realistically expensive!
It is called One, One, Two Socket & Socket, a new multi-purpose socket which should come in handy for homes oozing with lots of electronics and appliances. This socket solution makes sure you don’t overdo it as far as plugging in appliances and devices.
The combo socket doesn’t use up-down motion to function; it uses a push up-down mechanism instead. Something worth considering for renovation and updated interior design options for the modern household.
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Making sure that your walls are not victims of wild parties or some unfortunate vandalism is something any home owner would want. And apparently, the task is not as simple similar to placing a covering on a simple piece of furniture. Apparently, the X-Flex wallpaper is something that can address such a need. They are made of Kevlar-like materials which you just peel off and stick to the wall. Once placed, you don’t have to worry about unwanted marks or scratches since your walls can take all that beating if any. No more worries of renovation or retouching as well.
So you want to be creative? Well here is something you can do with your bathroom. If you are tired of the default looking faucets, here is one that should give your place a kick. With some special installation or renovation, these faucet designs from Bilo Line should be something to consider. These stylish levers come with hot and cold temperature but you can expect these things to be expensive.
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We have seen a lot of new and innovative faucets these days and Price Pfister just added a new one. The design is a two-handle pull down faucet made especially for the kitchen, similar to having a flexible shower head to wash out kitchen objects such as fruits and veggies. Not only does the Petaluma faucet offer that new style, it can also fit well with modern kitchens or the ones due for renovation.
It has a ball joint sprayhead with a stream or spray option that allows flexible maneuvering for advanced kitchen functionality. This is an improvement over traditional two-hand
One thing that most home owners have to deal with is the proper size of the tiles to be used in their homes. While there is no fabricated tile that can easily fit into any home once the finishing touches are nearing, a tile cutter is needed. And TileSizer is sure to fit the bill to help home decorating or renovation easier.
Utilizing patent-pending technology, TileSizer’s professional design secures small tiles during the tile cutting process. It can also help minimize accidents by allo
There are homes these days that were built way back in the 1970’s. A lot of them are bound to be due for maintenance and repairs. A common suggestion you would get from interior designers and architects would be to get a facelift. But aside from budget issues, why bother if you want to preserve the home in the way that it was before?
You can compromise. You can employ some renovations on some parts like perhaps kitchen counters or tables. But as far as structural design, why
