Fuquan Junze Furniture Collection

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This new furniture works collection is designed by Hongkong based design studio, Oil Monkey with their main designer Fuquan Junze. The furniture collection was done in clean and simple way using creative mixture of materials like plastic, oak, wood and stainless steel.

OilMonkeyology:

“The definition of a query has a greater ponder value compared to the query itself, it is because we often neglect what we are actually pondering about, and what needs are we actually asking for. The design should not be purely existed only for the sense of aesthetic, its existence also coheres with its own significance and individual theory; these components are being mutually diverted to generate the indivisible relationship.”

The Perspective shelf is designed on the basis of the principles of perspective drawing and made of oak.

In memoriam: Li Fu Quan & Huang Jing Yun

Creative Café Design Inspired by a Library in New York

This amazing interior design idea comes from Nema Workshop and belongs to a small Espresso Café located on Madison Avenue, in New York City. The idea was to create a strong identity for the bar that would immediately stand out and be easily recognized. Here is more information from the architects: “Inspired by the nearby Bryant Park Library, Nema Workshop designed a store that is straightforward in a simple twisted way – take a library and turn it SIDEWAYS. The booklined shelves become the floor and ceilings and wood floor ends up on the walls meanwhile the pendants protrude sideways from the wall. To achieve the books shelves on the floor, the space is lined with sepia-toned full size photograph of books printed on custom tiles.” We consider this idea to be bold, original and highly inspirational, but we have to say we would have liked this unusual café better if those library prints were real books- well, the ones on the walls at least.

Design Bathroom Vanities with Genuine Leather Upholstering

Here are some chic bathroom vanities which spell luxury and royal living. In fact, the Cameo collection from Ypsilon is said to be inspired by the profile of Queen Elizabeth. Perfect for the ones looking for traditional bathroom furniture, these stylish vanities also respond to more contemporary tastes.

 Unexpected curves and original looking support legs ensure an overall fascinating form. The elegant cabinets feature two unique-shaped drawers with genuine leather upholstering and plenty of storage space for towels, soaps, perfumes and so on. The gold key handles capture the viewer’s attention and increase the feeling of opulence. The drawers come in both pink and beige. As for the sink, it can be either white or black. It is up to the customer to choose the combination that best fits his or her bathroom interior. For more information or for ordering this product you can contact the producers here.- via Trendir

Small House : Vila Julia- A Play House For Kids

Small House for little people, made out of cardboard complete with stickers for personalization. Not to take away from Javier Mariscal’s whimsical design, but this house is reminiscent Jean Dubuffet. A great place for children to let their imaginations run free, they can color and add whatever delights them to the facade and interior of their play house. Guaranteed to provide days and days of entertainment.

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Jul 16 2010 Modern Dream Homes : Villa Potsdam/Kleinmachnow by BERLINRODEO

No one ever wants to revisit their high school days, but if you never got to sit with the cool kids at lunch – your chance just arrived.  BERLINRODEO stepped in and just made room for you at their table.

With their “interiors for brave souls”, and even bolder design philosophy – this studio is not afraid to push a few boundaries, creating some pretty awesome and unique interiors.  Private residence Villa Potsdam/Kleinmachnow demonstrates this talent and shows off how a typically conceptualized rustic villa can have some modern love.

The neutral palette and clean lines are accented by wild animal rugs and fancy chandeliers, all making you curious to see what is in the next room.  The open interior provides a loft-like character, but still allows for enough private space on the upper floor to include guestrooms and three baths.  If you are lucky enough to sneak down to the basement, you’ll find the fitness room and dip tank that await you!

Decorate Your Balcony For The Summer

Pool-party season is around the corner and everyone with a backyard is gearing up for the festivities.  Now just because you live in an apartment building, doesn’t mean you can’t turn your balcony space into an area that’s style and social friendly!

Here are a few tips to get you started..

•    Remember to ask the management about weight limits or any regulations they have about redecorating the balcony.  You have to know these things if you’re going to be successful in turning your “outdoors” into a safe and inviting area.
•    Take careful measurements so that you don’t have to waste time or money returning things that don’t fit correctly.
•    Take into consideration what the weather might bring:  extreme sun exposure or harsh rain.  Look into some kind of protection; such as an awning or a large umbrella or parasol.
•    Draw out some sketches of potential design ideas so that you can truly see what looks  best in your space.
•    Go online to look at furniture, accent pieces, or flooring since it saves time.
•    Make sure your space is inviting to others.  Stay away from overly fancy items because you want people to feel at home.
•    Don’t clutter the space.  It should be free-flowing and easy to move around on.
•    Adding plants or a small fountain always adds to creating a more soothing and relaxed ambiance.

Remember, just because you don’t have an enormous backyard, doesn’t mean you can’t invite your friends over this summer!  With these tips, you can transform your balcony into a small oasis that’s meant to calm and relax it’s guests.