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Colorful Minimalist Apartment Inspired By Mondrian’s Artworks

Colorful Minimalist Apartment Inspired By Mondrian’s Artworks
Rustem Urazmetov has completed his residential interior design project Mondrian, in Moscow, Russia. The architect has applied a non-standard interior color scheme, in an attempt to express the individuality of the owners through bright colors and minimalist shapes. The open-plan apartment by Rustem Urazmetov was designed for a young couple with a child. The living... 
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Decorating

57 Concrete Kitchen Countertop Ideas

57 Concrete Kitchen Countertop Ideas
Kitchen countertops are very functional surfaces, they should be durable, easy to maintain and as they can totally change the look of your space , they should be also very stylish. We’ve already told you about wooden kitchen countertops, and now let’s stick to something more minimalist and modern – concrete ones. We’ve gathered some pros... 
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Shelves

39 IKEA FÖRHÖJA Cart Ideas For Every Home

39 IKEA FÖRHÖJA Cart Ideas For Every Home
IKEA has lots of gorgeous furniture pieces that we all love to buy and hack. An IKEA FÖRHÖJA cart gives you extra storage, utility and work space. You can quickly view and access what’s inside because the drawers can be pulled out from both sides. Its cutlery trays fit on the shelves. One of the... 
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Bathroom designs

50 Bathrooms With Exposed Wooden Beams

50 Bathrooms With Exposed Wooden Beams
Wooden beams are a cool rustic decor features – they used to be a must to hold the ceilings but now they are mostly faux and are left or created for decor. We continue spoiling you with awesome spaces with exposed wooden beams, and today’s roundup is dedicated to bathrooms. Ah, bathrooms with wooden beams are... 
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Modern Lisbon Townhouse Of A Historic Building

Modern Lisbon Townhouse Of A Historic Building
Located in Lisbon, this historic three-storey townhouse has been adroitly converted by local practice SIA arquitectura into two interlocking yet distinct residences that share a sunny courtyard. Taking its name from Rua de São Marçal, the street it’s situated on, the project involved the accommodation of two contemporary homes with minimal interventions to the centuries-old... 
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