Showing posts with label Contemporary Home Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Contemporary Home Design. Show all posts

Thursday, January 27, 2011

Simple Minimalist Modern Furniture Mirthe for Indoors and Outdoors by Tribù

Filed Under: Furniture Simple Minimalist Modern Furniture Mirthe for Indoors and Outdoors by Tribù

This simple modern outdoor furniture you are about to see is manufactured by Tribù and the name is Mirthe. This white furniture of Mirthe consists of table and bench designed by Fabiaan Van Severen while the chair was designed by Wim Segers. The manufacturer describes this white modern furniture as “Minimalism with a playful twist”. All of the white contemporary furniture here is done in recyclable 6 mm thick aluminum where it’s laminated to get the best possible against corrosion. It comes only in two colors of white and aluminum color with colorful cushions which adds a touch of fun to the minimalistic frames here. It’s a set of furniture which is perfect for your minimalist home design or contemporary home design. This is simple minimalist furniture which is great to be used in outdoors or indoors. I really love the simplicity offered by Tribù.

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Restoration of Old and New at Historic Farmhouse in England

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I always agree to the idea of remodeling and not reconstructing. It’s because remodeling the house means you don’t need to knock down the whole building or your beautiful home and it’s also less expensive because you don’t need to start over bricks after bricks. Just like this Park Farm, Worcestershire which belongs to the Elizabethan. The house is a historical building being restored and remodeled with a mix of old elements with modern addition and hoopla you get yourself some gorgeous historical home.

The official page stated about this new residence as follow “The colour palette of the decoration is simple and traditional being painted in buttermilk limewash on traditional lime-plastered walls. Furnishing is a mix of traditional and contemporary design, many of the pieces have been carefully sourced from individual makers and (I hope) will defy changing fashion. Lighting is simple halogen down-lighters with some notable exceptions – in particular the 1.5m contemporary wire chandelier in the kitchen. The result is a bright and streamlined house that adapts well to the requirements of a growing family.” Lovely isn’t it? Check out more about this historic farmhouse here.

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Saturday, December 4, 2010

Home Design and Interior Tips and Ideas: How to Restore Your Classic Home or Traditional Home Design

Some people just don’t like contemporary home design, they prefer a more warm home design approach, so their option is to buy classical home or traditional home and even a home with heritage and has its own history. Buying that kind of house will be breath taking especially if you like to restore them. But don’t get scary worry as we have the right tips and ideas for you.
Knowing where to look. One of the major challenges when renovating an old house is being able to track down original pieces that are missing.
Restore small items. When looking for smaller items such as door handles and light switches, second hand stores and antiques shops are a first point of call.
Windows and door treatments. For larger items like doors and windows, demolition yards may have what you are looking for.
Never ever give up hunting. The fun is often in the hunt, and you can increase your chances of finding what you want by letting friends who are also renovating their houses know what you are looking for, just in case they it in their travels.
Look at online shops. There are several online shops that you can browse through the internet and they’re definitely a good option to look for antique furniture, classic timber furniture and small items that needs fixing.

Happy hunting at old and antiques shops and fixing your home, and we hope these tips can be useful, remember to ask them a favor if by any chances they see what you’re looking for on their travel way, and the more people know that you’re renovating your house the more information you can get for what you needed.

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