Modern ceiling lighting trends and designs have changed to include a much larger variety of ceiling lighting products and ceiling lighting fixtures. Lighting Concept by PSLAB for Saradar Private Offices. Offices made up of three main double volume spaces featuring high glass facades onto the building central atrium; two symmetrical and identical entrances connected by a conference room. For the conference room we developed a set of suspended fixtures creating a new ceiling layer. (more…)
Hotel interior design stimulates and satisfies guest expectations of service, quality, and comfort. Professionals specializing in hotel interior design typically shape a variety of rooms within the hotel, such as lobbies, conference rooms, and guest bedrooms. The interior design for the Joule Hotel in Dallas, Texas, was created by the New York based studio of Tihany Design. Architect and designer Adam D. Tihany was inspired by Jules Verne’s novel: (more…)
Good taste and elegance are the key notes of the interior design of contemporary Hotel. The interior of hotels should be designed in such way that it will reflect the essence of town or city in which it is situated. Hotel interior design is a profession that involves artistically decorating and furnishing the spaces inside a hotel. Hotel interior design typically shape a variety of rooms within the hotel, such as lobbies, conference rooms, and guest bedrooms. (more…)
After much anticipation, designEX , Australasia’s forum for contemporary design and architecture, will open next Thursday 19 April at 9am with a champagne breakfast hosted by Jamie Durie, with official proceedings by The Honourable John Brumby, MP, Victorian Treasurer and Minister for Innovation with responsibility for design.
The event, which runs until Saturday 21 April, will see Australia’s top design-related experts meet for three days to see the new design and innovative products and speak to industry leaders about upcoming trends and launches from around the world. Co-located with designEX is Form & Function, the leading event for the building and construction industries. (more…)
This strong preference has driven his choice of buildings for his company not once, but twice in the past six years.
In 2001, he located his offices to the historic MacKenzie building at the corner of West State Street and First Street. In 2007, he will relocate his company to the historic YWCA building at the corner of Cajon Street and Olive Avenue. Nothing new about either of these buildings.
However, they are rich in character and style. That’s what intrigues Cutler about the old buildings.
“I want my office in a building that has a lot of character, and I want to have a window that opens,” he said. (more…)
