Saturday, March 12, 2011
Friday, March 11, 2011
Bright Residence Near Water in the Stockholm Archipelago
Residences built near water seem to draw a vivid lifestyle from the
surroundings. Built to have as much access to water as possible, this
next house has an amazing location in the Stockholm archipelago. Resting
in a private area in the Swedish Värmdö municipality, the interior and
exterior design of the residence is based on light, modern features and
awesome accents. Large entertaining areas both inside and outside create
the perfect setting for a relaxing afternoon accompanied by friends and
family. Predominantly white, the walls bounce light around to create a
bright atmosphere, accentuated by details like the stone fireplaces and
walls and the dark seating facilities. The bedroom conveys a feeling of
total surrender to the beautiful landscape with the incorporated spa and
large glass walls. For sale at Eklund Stockholm New York, the residence beneficiates from both a great interior living space and a select placement in the archipelago.



















Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Refinement and Inspiration from the Heart of New York





The stylish interiors in the photos below were photographed in a building located on Park Avenue, New York, USA. Combining modern amenities with classic refinement, the design of this duplex features some interesting details which could serve as inspiration when decorating. The living room is spacious and diverse, presenting a large window overlooking Park Avenue instead of a traditional wall and highly creative arrangements. We consider that the gray wallpaper manages to stand out and create a very interesting effect. The color palette is simple (white, gray, black and sober yellow), but leads to a perfect visual harmony. The bedrooms are large and also connect with the outdoors through floor to ceiling windows. An all-equipped kitchen completes this project’s “dream crib” image. What do you like most about this home that seems to defy the rush on Park Avenue ?











Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Interesting Storage Space for Books and Films: The Swollen Wall Apartment

Creating a personalized space inside an apartment can mean many things, depending on the inhabitant’s needs and wishes. This is why designer paulcoudamy chose to differentiate the interior design of this Parisian apartment according to the client’s love for books and films collection. He created a unique bookcase with undulating shapes and many versatile storage spaces. Names Swollen Wall Apartment, the residence features a floor to ceiling grid inserted along two main load bearing walls: “It goes above walls, through the bedroom’s dressing and can either create a half area in the entrance, or spread on the corner walls of the office which accommodate a guest bedding under the elevated desk platform.” The 20 x 20 cm squared grid is perfect for pocket books and some are enlarged to fit speakers, A4 files, vases etc. Here and there, closed blocks act like enclosed storage spaces for a mini bar, a dressing or devices storage. Thanks to digital manipulation, the bookcase features swollen or cut areas, creating an undulating second wall in the apartment.













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