Change It! by Amirko aka Amirkhan Abdurakhmanov & Yanko Design Everchanging Wallnado That’s another name for this product that I just made up! I mean the name, that is, this concept was designed by the incomparable Amirko, and it’s real name is “Change It!” Ohh scoop it! It’s one big wall of turn-triangles. Each of these triangles has different colors on them – white – black – and a slightly unique rainbow shade. What combination of madness can be made? For now it’s the colors as explained above. Designer: Amirko aka Amirkhan Abdurakhmanov
Interior Inspiration #20 Continuing a series of posts about the best interiors in a week. To see more pictures or information, simply click on the image. Colorful Apartment Pleasantly Combining Traditional and Modern Design Ideas Maurice Padovani Charming Apartment with Surprising Design Elements Fresh and Colourful Contemporary Rugs from Sonya Winner Impressive Modern Arrangements Within a Relatively Small Apartment Friday stalking 2 Fresh Turquoise Apartment with a Feminine Appeal Scandinavian Duplex Characterized by Refinement and Diversity Intriguing Sci-Fi Apartment Design by A-cero Luxurious Apartment in Arizona With Extensive City Views Intriguing Modern Apartment: Linear Perspective by Redo Studio Warm Atmosphere in Cluj-Napoca Residence by Qub Design Amazing Loft Space in SoMa, San Francisco Friday stalking quickie 1 Juranda House by Apiacás Arquitetos Rustic and Modern Residence in Spain’s Priorat Wine Region You might also like Interior Inspiration #19 Tags: Apartment, Loft |
Reactive Paint (by @baekdal) #design Shi Yuan has created a way to turn normally passive things into something with a life of its own. Like this wallpaper that reacts to heat, the painting that react when you touch it, or the daily calendar that fades away during the day. It is made using heat sensitive paint - and it is incredible. Heat Sensitive Wallpaper Turn up the heat and your wallpaper starts to blossom. ...and now on. A painting with feelings Show people how you feel by touching the painting. The day that simply faded away... Watch how the day slowly fades away with this calendar (Via Shi Yuan) Follow: 42Concepts Revolving Kitchen And Hanging Bed In Stunning 600 Sq. Foot Recycled Cabin :... Photo: Evelyn Muller. Although interior design events in Latin America are always full of huge museum rooms thought for impossible houses, it's good to see the trend of small spaces popping up in places like Buenos Aires and Sao Paulo. This 600 sq. foot recycled cabin by Brazilian designer Fabio Galeazzo presented at the last edition of Casa Cor Sao Paulo is another one of such spaces, and presents some very cool features. Asked to make use of an old cabin that was already at the city's Jockey Club --venue of the event--, Galeazzo decided to retrofit the place adding a new, visible bamboo structure both inside and outside the place (photo above). He then sought to create a space that had the simplicity of traditional cabins with some of the comforts of modern living. Photo: Marco Antonio. One of the most interesting elements of the place is the prototype of a revolving kitchen that allows the user to cook and attend guests both in the dinning room table or in the outdoor patio. Google
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High Fashion Home Blog: Tear It Up One pattern, so many possibilities... I found this one at Design Milk by way of NotCot... I am a wallpaper fiend. Install the sheets, then peel off any pieces you desire. Here's another way to show off your kid's mad art skills. Labels: Cool_Product, Home_Decor, Interior_Design, Trends Inner Child: Colorful Home has Trap Doors & Secret Slides | Designs &am... If kids could design and build whole homes, what would they look like? This so-called Rainbow House is filled with secret doors, slides that bridge between floors and multi-colored spiral staircases to wind you back up. Chutes and ladders, anyone? Dubbed a “magical oasis’ by its creators (AB Rogers and DA Studio, the busy and noisy road next to the building is matched by equally rambunctious and interactive interior decor. An over-sized sofa on the main floor ? Amidst the gleeful madness, though, there is much reason alongside rhyme – minimalist fixtures and functional cooking spaces are animated by their surroundings, but remain modern and somehow adult despite their setting.
Emergent Patterns: Game Wallpapers Beat Dull Wall Decor Repeating patterns are at the heart of most wallpapers, as they are part of the core of many simple, old-school, paper-and-pen games. While elementary in design (and execution), these basic black-and-white wallpaper designs feature an element of creative, unique and ultimately unpredictable emergent design that makes them grow more complex with tiime. The first layer – the original printed design – is as simple as it gets: a series of mazes, tic-tac-toe boards and crossword puzzles that naturally lend themselves to virtually infinite extension in any direction. Created by CinqCinq, these have been placed as the backdrops of art installations and waiting room interiors- perfect places to encourage spontaneous interaction. By setting out specific colors of pencil, pen, crayon or marker, the designer (or space owner) gets to exert another level of control but ultimately leaves the finished product in the hands of people who pass through a given space.
Most amazing apartment&ever! - MAIYA - MY ADVENTURE IS YOUR ADVANTAGE ::... Ah, jeez. This apartment in Sweden has my name written all over it! I love the black and white theme accented with bits of green and yellow. But what really sets this space apart is the incredible kitchen! [via Freshome] ‘Hook Wall’ System: Multi-Use, Wall-Mounted Metal Storage Inspired by a combination of rhythmic regularity of computer punch cards and decorative whimsy of musical note scores, this modular system of wall hooks is designed to be more than just a minimalist storage surface – it is also an idea for animated a home or office wall in a new and interesting way. Known for taking anything from large-scale contemporary architecture to small-space modern interior/furniture design and then adding his own unique twists, Jean Nouvel made this custom corrugated metal ‘wallpaper’ to perform a number of basic functional tasks: supporting works of art, filing cabinets, decorative shelves and so forth in a home or office setting.
Custom Tree House Plans, DIY Ideas & Building Designs | Designs &Id... No, really: would you want to design, build and live in an real fantasy tree house all year round? More and more people have decided to do just that and where treehouses were once novelty architecture for kids they are now (almost) mainstream structures, as attested to by the pictures above via Bella Seven. Many modern tree house designs and home designers and custom builders take a site-specific approach and construct their tree buildings around not only views and rooms but also have to account for access and structural support in unique and novel ways. Some of the results are little auxiliary spaces intended for guests or vacations while others are fully developed tree homes with everything need for daily living. While a lot of attention is paid to lofty plans by fashionable designers, there are many people who continue to use quite conventional home-building plans, techniques and materials to construct tree homes and cabins that look much like ordinary residences on the ground below.