This house is a fairly new development with a large lake. Located in one of the areas of undeveloped land on Lake Minnetonka, Locust Hills, this new house combines old-world aesthetics with material and color palette from the original state of Pennsylvania and clients include some of the exterior living space to enjoy the beautiful surroundings. The client wants to achieve a sense of immortality and looked as if the house had been there for a hundred years and thanks to selecting materials such as architects managed to give life to this idea. Almost everything in the house is made of beautiful wood not only creates a comfortable atmosphere, but also connects the people who live there into the great outdoors. [Charlie & Co. Design]
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Contemporary House With Old World Aesthetic Look
Cool Idea for Patio Opening Roofs by Louvretec
If you want to add authentic touches to your home and make it very pleasant to live and Opening Roof by Louvretec could be a cool solution for you. Louvretec products designed to enable you to admire the beautiful sky of a room. They could also very suitable for roof terrace outside your room. You will be able to adjust to the sunlight and create ideal conditions for a comfortable relaxing or working in the open air. Besides when the roof is closed it can protect the form of rain or snow very well. The roof like that of course is not cheap, but added that this unusual really can create an amazing atmosphere in the house. Opening the roof is presented in a variety of models, so you can easily find the right roof, which will suit their needs and climatic conditions of your area. [via]
Refine Black and White Sanitary Ware for Modern Bathroom
Rexa Design is a very young company but due to constantly searching for new materials, the use of new technology and excellent design, the company is able to offer a collection of awesome bathroom. This collection could easily compete with the world's leading manufacturer of production. One of them is an elegant Vela. This collection shows the extraordinary style and high quality of this company works. Vela includes all sanitary ware to complement the modern bathroom. Each item of this collection is beautiful and perfect. The most interesting of them is unusual sink, which is available in different versions, but all have non-standard forms of elegance. Sanitary ware is available in black and white so they can design the perfect fit for trendy bathroom. Further information you can find on the site Rexa Design. [via]
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
House Design with Contemporary and Natural Finishes Balance
This house, located on a narrow finger of land perched above the deep valley. Broad outlook and exposure of the ridge site, quiet, contemplative redwood forest shadows, refinement of a modern city dwelling, and tranquility of a desert things that describe this work. A quick look through the curved wall of the hall, in the pool and the hills beyond the start of the driveway to the house. The front door of the fluted glass began to show 5 bedrooms, 4.5 baths.
6070 square meter house for all guests. Eastern part, which includes all common areas like kitchen, living room and dining room. Private area is located in the west bedroom house with canyon-oriented, and family room overlooking the swimming pool and outdoor living areas. The kitchen forms the center of life in the house and opened fully to the living and dining room. Done contemporary and design elements are carefully balanced with natural maple cabinets and floors. [James Bourret Architecture]
Chair with Stainless Steel Structure
Designed by Jaebeom Jeongthe the "Grid Chair" has a stainless steel structure that really looks. Grid-char 'is part of Jaebeom Jeong's' Grid project series', which is made by welding stainless steel. Here are a few words about this project from the designer: "The Grid Chair is working to reinterpret the traditional seat of functionalism. I'm just still be minimized structure for the chair seat and other parts made by welding thin wire. The Grid Chair is a chair raises hand made wire-frame image on a computer." [Via]
Modern Minimalist House Connected by Floating Pavilion
Home design takes inspiration from two warehouses connected by a stretched canvas. In the result consists of two inhabited regions joined by a large floating pavilion. Broad width of the sliding glass doors on all the weather conditions in this area and provide a place to eat, eat, or relax closer to nature. Buildings dressed band ply and lumber sheet metal screen pierced while the roof deck with amazing sea view. Deck also features large panels that collect solar energy when it's possible. Home private retreat that includes surrounding landscape and context. [Fearon Hay Architects]
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