Today more and more people are leaning toward high end, sophisticated technology when it comes to their home entertainment systems. There is no reason why you should fear that your TV is not secure. By using a wall mount, and preferably one that conforms to guidelines, your HDTV will be securely attached to your wall – and will enjoy all the benefits of mobility with the tilting, rotating arm of most wall mounts. Get ready to be surprised by the latest creation of modern wall mounted home by Evo system. (more…)
The styles that these types of lighting fixtures will bring to your home will change your whole perspective of a room. A pretty unassuming and simple name for an Italian designer, Lamp comes up with designs and prints that exude energy and class. Built in many forms and perfect for any modern home ranging from living spaces to the poolside, Lamp proposes all sorts of table, floor, wall-mounted lights and ceiling-suspended lights. (more…)
The house is situated a few miles outside of McMinnville on 2.5 acre sloping site in a walnut grove. Walnut House impresses with its contemporary design, which promotes open space and the state of lighting art. Some of these materials are: galvanized metal siding, aluminium windows, exposed concrete wall and veneer wood panels for siding. Simple passive and sustainable features of the house include rainwater harvesting, roof-mounted solar hot water heating, in-floor radiant heating, cork floors, natural day-lighting and Icynene sprayed-on insulation. (more…)
When the School for Visual Theater was established in Israel and festivals for “Visual Theater” began to multiply, I used to ask for the sake of argument, “Is there such a thing as non-visual theater?”
I admit I dissembled a bit, because the name “Visual Theater” is supposed to emphasize the visual dimension of stage creation, thereby stating that the verbal and linear (plot development, if such a thing exists) elements are secondary. From the outset, the visual element in theater was always the most important. (more…)
Bathroom storage has evolved from over-the-toilet shelves to today’s sophisticated furniture pieces with pullout drawers and removable trays.
It’s a response to a common dilemma facing homeowners with new or newly remodeled bathrooms: How to provide bathroom storage without sacrificing style.
“In contemporary bathrooms with the sink mounted to the wall, there’s no place to put anything, said Kurt Schnakenberg, vice president of sales for Chicago Brass, a wholesale dealer in Highwood. “It looks great, but living (with) that bath doesn’t work because you can’t perform your daily activities in there.” (more…)
