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Mon Petit a shop is not uncommon for children, designed by Architect Miquel Goods and MSB workshop office in Andorra. This is a different place as early as the concept: Mon Petit is in fact a sustainable store, where they sell used toys and possibly refurbished.

The interior design consists of steel plates in an unusual black (spaces for children are usually very colorful), but able to reflect the colors of the toys on display, has a specific intention to transform the structure into a “sculptural and sincere, “as described by the same creators. Read the rest of this entry »

Award-winning and used by leading architects, interior designers and the best design magazines, “Feel Deluxe” a sort of hybrid between a sofa and a chaise longue very special, made of 120 soft balls that make it extremely pleasant and comfortable sitting. Oversized dimensions (220 x 180 cm – each ball measures 20 cm in diameter) that have plenty of room for singles, couples and families.

A system that reflects the changing emotional state of the body, easily adapting and becoming more and different configurations. on sale at $ 4,200, the site of the shop and producer Animi Causa.

This apartment in the heart of Paris, meanwhile, appears to be strongly characterized by the impressive size (it has four levels) and secondly from the exterior facade of the building in eighteenth-century style, recovering from the curved shape of the interior. Here, past and present are constantly chasing.

The spiral staircase connects the levels of the fourth, capped by a lamp designed by Hubert de Malherbe. At the entrance there is the first close encounter between past and present: a Louis XV style chair is covered with sheepskin with long hair. Read the rest of this entry »

You can live with curtains instead of walls? And ‘the experiment that a young Japanese couple with children groped decided to entrust the restructuring of its flat Uufie studio.

Result? Partitions dismantled and redistributed space with the use of big velvet curtains. Able, in the intention of the architects, and Irene Ota Eiri Gardpoit Chan, when needed to preserve privacy while allowing for use when the time comes to an open space.
Minimalist aesthetic, perimeter walls repainted with white paint diluted to a less marked effect. Also in view, of course, the guides of the tents: a deliberate choice to emphasize the distribution of volumes which give the space.

The architects of SHH have designed and built the interior of Kensington House, a luxury home built on several floors in London, a wealthy couple with a great family to be accommodated.
An entire floor is occupied by the owner’s suite, while on other floors are five bedrooms total for guests, the envelope of the house is that of a true home of luxury, with a garden, a swimming pool, cinema room and a room pool. Read the rest of this entry »