Posts Tagged ‘Architecture’
Brazilian Creative
Cristiane and Marcelo Rosenbaum, both designers, created the interiors of this 1960′s house with Brazilian folk art as the inspiration. Their main purpose was to show appreciation of Brazilian heritage, crafts, and arts. The pair did not stick with traditional surface options either, they actually created some of the coverings for the floor and walls, The […]
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Tags: Architecture, Art, Brazilian crafts and arts, cristiane, decor, Design, designer, designing to reflect national heritage and crafts, Eclectic Living Home, heritage crafts, Louisville KY
When Worlds Collide
Ignacio García de Vinuesa oversaw every minute detail in the renovation of this old world building that is now this to-die-for home located in Madrid. Windows, moldings, plaster cornices, ceiling rosettes, and even doors were not only salvaged but now blend beautifully with today’s world of modern design. Bold color, contemporary furnishings and lighting, and, […]
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Tags: Architecture, decor, Design, designer, Eclectic Living, Ignacio García de Vinuesa, Interior Design, Lighting, Louisville KY, Madrid style, Modern, Old world design meets modern design, using color in home
Bathroom Bubble
You knew after Bubble Rooms the Bathroom Bubble was sure to follow. This concept is for the ISH Expo in Frankfurt, Germany, which bills itself as the “The world’s leading trade fair for The Bathroom Experience, Building, Energy, Air Conditioning Technology, and Renewable Energies” and takes place from March 12-16. The Bubble Bathroom is apparently for […]
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Tags: Architecture, Bathroom Bubble, Design, Eclectic Living, ISH Expo, Louisville KY, Pop Up My Bathroom, Small Spaces, trade fair for building and energy
A Winter Haven
John Guy had always wanted to design and build his own home but when he saw this 1970′s stone house located on an idyllic landscape, he couldn’t pass it up. The house had been neglected for 20 years and was a series of dark rooms with low ceilings that Guy has transformed into warm, inviting, […]
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Tags: A Winter Haven, Architecture, color, color schemes, Design, Eclectic Living, fireplaces, Interior Design, Louisville KY, vintage, warm color palette, Wood
The Glass House
You too can own a Glass House by Carl Santambrogio, if you have some pretty deep pockets, think half a million and then add some more. This one is located in Milan and offers views of well, everything. Most all items are made of glass including the dining table, stairs, and bookcase. The blue tinged […]
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Tags: Architecture, Carl Santambrogio, color, Eclectic Living, Italy, Louisville KY, Milan, The Glass House
Under The Moonlight
The stunning piece of architecture is the “Under the Moonlight” house by Giovanni D’Ambrosio and is located in Mount Hotham, Australia. D’Ambrosio states the home was “designed with care in order to prevent damage to local vegetation and trees. Roof is made out of insulated metal and accomplishes with functionality of any climate. Its brownish colour matches […]
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Tags: Architecture, Australia, color, Eclectic Living, Furniture, Giovanni D’Ambrosio, Interior Design, Louisville KY, Modern, Mount Hotham, Under the Moonlight house
Seeing The Light
Through the use of both dramatic artificial lighting and skylights installed in the floor, this 1st floor apartment with basement is anything but dark and dreary. Thanks to a collaboration including award winning Porras & La Casta Architects this lovely Madrid apartment truly marries history with modern day while maintaining an air of whimsy. The common […]
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Tags: Architecture, color, cozy bedroom spaces, decor, Design, dining, Eclectic Living, Furniture, history meets modern, Interior Design, Louisville KY, Madrid style, Mid-Century Modern, Porras & La Casta Architects, Retro, using color in home
16th Century Modern
Spanish architect Anna Noguera has transformed this 16th century building into a modern living space with a world of character. Rather than robbing the attention from the existing architecture, the carefully chosen modern furnishings complement the patina of the rough stone facades. Noguera has successfully negotiated the unlikely marriage of both 16th and Mid Century […]
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Tags: 16th century building renovation, Anna Noguera, Architecture, combining 16th century with modern, Design, designer, Interior Design, Mid-Century Modern, Modern, spanish architect
Malibu Modern
The late Craig Ellwood, his story is quite interesting on it’s own, built this home located in Malibu that offers breathtaking views both inside and out. Ellwood was known for this genre of the classic mid-century modern home. The interior design in this case accentuates the home’s varying materials used and the striking architecture in a […]
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Tags: Architecture, Craig Ellwood, decor, Design, Eclectic Living, Interior Design, Louisville KY, Malibu Modern, Mid-Century, Mid-Century Modern
This is not just another stylish modern interior, it is the interior of the DROP moveable suite, designed by IN-TENTA. Gone are the limitations of planning a vacation around the housing you have chosen, when traveling with the DROP you simply decide where you want to be located and you’re set. Want to be on […]
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Tags: Architecture, Design, DROP, Eclectic Living, environmentally friendly living, IN-TENTA, Louisville KY, moveable suite, ricardo bofill, urban square
