Here are some examples of exclusive kitchens designed by Philippe Starck Kitchens for Warendorf. The new collection from Starck will include the Library, Primary, Duality, and Tower kitchens which you should be able to identify at first glance. The Library kitchen design with its bookshelf elements which Philippe Starck has conceived to reinforce the connection between culture and food in domestic life. The Primary kitchen design brings neo-baroque design to the kitchen with its bright yellow mirrored glass fronts, etched decorative flourishes and “pretty” wall accessories. (more…)
This is comfortable apartment interior decorating, and modern lighting ideas from Barrie Ho Architecture with minimalist and modern style. The main difference between decorating and interior design is that while interior decoration refers to how an indoor space looks, interior design deals with the architecture of a building itself. This apartment was designed as minimalist as possible without losing in comfort. The furniture and wall structure around the apartment is as minimal as possible but without losing in functionality. Lighting creates ambience and makes a room welcoming. Good lighting enables activity, enhances color, and gives a room a sense of warmth and life. (more…)
Clean lines and a minimalist design aesthetic define Mid Century Style. The house set the tone for much of mid-century modern architecture by incorporating indoor and outdoor spaces. Mid-Century Modern explores the interior decor of this seminal decade, concentrating on all aspects of a home’s decoration-walls, flooring, surfaces, lighting, and, of course, furniture. (more…)
Victorian interior decorating features mostly 19th century style of architecture and interior design. Victorian home interior decorating is actually one of the most popular decorating style. A Victorian home was a reflection of the status and social class of the owner. Accessories are very important while decorating a home, as they complete the look of the house. Victorian walls were never painted in the modern light shades, instead they were usually coated with dark and vibrant colors. The furniture of those times were usually made of teak, oak, mahogany, rosewood, walnut, etc. (more…)
The central modern living, dining area incorporates a dramatic ‘floating wall’ at the head of the stairs, balanced by the soaring, inverted ceiling. A wall of glass glides to one side, enabling the sleek, sophisticated kitchen to become part of the al fresco dining area on the spacious deck. Designing a luxury interior for celebrities, royalty or other wealthy people isn’t easier than creating interiors for those on a budget just because the finest decor materials may be used. (more…)
