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Modern home designs

Cheerful Girlish Loft In All Shades Of Pink

We used to see industrial, minimalist and in some way masculine lofts but this one in Sydney is none of that kind. It’s a cute romantic space, kind of girly and very soft; the color scheme is light with lots of pink, which yet doesn’t deprive it of traditional loft elements. Big windows that show...

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Decorating

6 Smart Tips To Visually Expand A Small Room

If you don’t have a big apartment or house, that’s not a problem. Even the smallest studio can be converted and visually expanded by using some simple tricks. Go for stripes. Vertical stripes on the walls will make the ceilings higher, and a striped rug will push the walls aside. Use your walls. Order a...

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Other

Portable Industrial BBQ Grill Easy To Assemble

It’s always high time for a barbecue! Especially if you have a cool portable grill to have a picnic somewhere, just like this one from industrial designer Philipp Sack. The grill features 5 pieces of solid 2mm thick stainless steel sheet that easily assemble together without screws or pliers and are dishwasher safe. Side vents...

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Decorating

How To Use Christmas Ornaments In Home Decor: 28 Ideas

Christmas ornaments can be used not only on the tree, you can rock them anywhere! Make a Christmas topiary of them, hang them over the table or above the window, attach ornaments to the stairs or rails; take a frame and attach ornaments for a cool decoration. Add ornaments to different compositions: put them into...

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Kitchen designs

Urban Rustic Kitchen Design With Industrial Touches And Contrasts

This Sebastian Cox’s urban rustic kitchen with industrial features and lots of space brings a bit of woodland into the city, with some style, using British grown sustainable timbers, a mix of natural colors, inky blue-black dye, and a dash of copper. Steel support beams are painted black and integrated into the design; I love...

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Decorating Storage

6 Cool Ways To Easily Get Rid Of Unnecessary Stuff

Imagine that you are moving. Take the things that you really need and love and then have a look at all the rest – these are the ones you don’t need. Check every room. Find out the function of every space and have a look at the objects that aren’t included in that. Go for...

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Tables

Artistic Mizu Table For Creating Your Own Installations

You can either set out to buy furniture that looks artistic, or you can make your own art with your furniture. The Mizu table is designed in a way that allows you to add your own artistic touch to it, the table is part storage, part installation. Designer Alicja Prussakowska felt that your emotional attachment...

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Small home designs

Tiny Studio Organized With A Smart Storage Wall

Following a renovation by New York’s Framework Architecture, a wall running the length of a small studio provides generous storage and display. The slatted wood wall runs the entire length of the 450-square-foot studio, beginning in the entryway, where it displays two African paintings and a sculpture. Further along, the wall opens to accommodate a...

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Kitchen designs

How To Spruce Up Your Kitchen For Winter: 27 Ideas

Winter is coming! And it’s high time to spruce up your home for winter and give you a festive mood this way. The kitchen is one of the coziest places in your home and it’ll be really easy to decorate it for winter. Add red and green as the main holiday colors; a small fir...

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Sideboards

Frame Storage Modules That Look Two-Dimensional

With bold, black outlines, these storage modules look like two-dimensional images hanging on the wall or sitting on the floor. Frame, from by Lassens, comes from a Mogens Lassen sketch done in 1943 and the result is a collection of square boxes in cubic frames that can either be hung on the wall, joined together,...

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