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Plame Coffee Table Inspired By Female Body Curves

Plame Coffee Table Inspired By Female Body Curves
Inspired by urban agriculture was born the concept of Plame table, the main objective of which is the cultivation of medicinal plants to keep them at home, which are used in teas, herbal and nutritional supplements. Designer Jaime Andres Quinapallo Salcedo took the idea of the design of the subtle curves of the female body,... 
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Mid-century home designs

Stylish Mid-Century House With Warm-Colored Wood Decor

Stylish Mid-Century House With Warm-Colored Wood Decor
This project was a thorough remodel of a 1950s house by prominent Portland architect Saul Zaik. The architect thoroughly reworked the interior floor plan, relocating the master bedroom and bathroom to the rear of the house, creating a mudroom, office, and laundry room, changing the proportions of a family room that had been expanded and... 
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Modern home designs

Colorful Forest Cabin Redesign On A Modest Budget

Colorful Forest Cabin Redesign On A Modest Budget
What started out as an old, un-heated and uninteresting cabin was transformed into a vibrant year-round retreat that we’d never want to leave! The redesign and revival by Reader & Swartz Architects infused this slope-side forest home with a bright blue facade and interiors that marry modern white and natural, punctuated by pops of bright... 
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Ceramic tiles

Edgy Hexagonal Concrete Tiles For Eye-Catching Decor

Edgy Hexagonal Concrete Tiles For Eye-Catching Decor
Remember we told you about cool geometric ideas for home décor? These tiles are exactly for those who have chosen such décor. Imagined by Austrian designers Patrycja Domanska and Tanja Lightfoot, these hexagonal concrete tiles named Edgy have captured our attention with a blend of versatility, simplicity and elegance. Versatile in style, color and placement,... 
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Furniture

The Latest Décor Trend: 20 Striking Two-Toned Wooden Furniture Pieces

The Latest Décor Trend: 20 Striking Two-Toned Wooden Furniture Pieces
Dark and light wood combined in one piece is a new hot trend in décor, and they look very unusual and eye-catching! Dark and light or stained and natural woods are skillfully fused together to create bold surface decoration on these contemporary wood furniture pieces. Such modern items are awesome for any modern, minimalist and... 
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Modern home designs

500 Square Foot Apartment With Efficient Storage Solutions

500 Square Foot Apartment With Efficient Storage Solutions
Jordan Parnass Architecture has designed a creative loft solution for a 500 square foot apartment in New York. The concept was exploiting every opportunity for storage, and then combining the kitchen, bathroom, and sleeping loft into an intricately sculpted wood-paneled central service core. The space outside of the core area would remain as flexible as... 
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Decorating

22 Ways To Make A Home Décor Statement With Curtains

22 Ways To Make A Home Décor Statement With Curtains
It’s spring and the soul requires changes and fresh ideas. If you are looking for an easy and fast way to refresh your interior for spring, to highlight your décor, then here we are with a brilliant idea! Colorful or patterned curtains will help you to almost transform your space, make a new accent and... 
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Shelves

Sma Ting: Rolled Wooden Storage For Small Spaces

Sma Ting: Rolled Wooden Storage For Small Spaces
Johanna Paulsson sought out a storage solution that would hold smaller items when you live in small places. The result is Små Ting, a series of sculptural storage options that look to be rolled up pieces of wood – so simple yet genius! The void created once the wood is rolled up becomes the perfect... 
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Tables

Unique Atlas Table From Angled Oak Blocks

Unique Atlas Table From Angled Oak Blocks
Today it’s so difficult to surprise anyone with furniture design but still modern designers manage to do that! Berlin-based The Fundamental Group works within the realm of what they call “the architecture of fascination,” and their Atlas Table bears this out. Made from alternating, angled blocks of oak and smoked oak, just thinking about what... 
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