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Energy-Efficient Single Family Home In South England, Built On-Site

by Simona Ganea, posted in Architecture, on May 21st, 2013

Lately more and more people prefer prefabricated houses because they are much easier to assemble and to build and they can be ready in no time. This modern option is supported by many successful examples and projects. This is one of them. This single family home can be found in Kusala, South England. However, it was manufactured in the US and only assembled on site.

The two-story house was designed by Western Design Architects and it was completed in 2011. It’s a large luxury home and it has a rather simple design. The exterior of the house is quite unique. It’s not very unusual but it has some features that you don’t normally see in many houses. It’s the little details that make this house so special.

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Easy Ways to Revamp Your Kitchen

by Stefan, posted in Kitchen, on May 21st, 2013

The kitchen is often the busiest room in the home, with lots happening. It’s the place where you cook meals and eat them with your family, or start the day with a cup of coffee in the morning so you can face the day. Here are some easy ways to make your kitchen more inviting.

Mix and Match Chairs.

Chairs in the kitchen do not have to be the same. Mixing them up can create a warm and rustic feel that works well with the idea of a family congregating in the kitchen.

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10 Arched Window Treatment Ideas That Keep Their Beauty

by Simona Ganea, posted in Interiors, on May 20th, 2013

Arched windows, as opposed to simple rectangular windows, have a certain special charm. They stand out with their shape and they are considered to be a very beautiful architectural detail. Even though they can be very beautiful without any other enhancements and additions, it’s important for the window treatments to also be chosen carefully in this case. There are several options you can explore.

You can have regular rods and curtains and cover the window just like a regular one

You could opt for a drapery rod which is a popular and classical option for all types of windows. You could either have a straight, linear rod or one that follows the curve of the windows. Another option would be to only cover one portion of the window, leaving the arch exposed. This way you get the privacy you need by only covering what’s necessary. By not hiding the upper window, you showcase the design and shape.

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5 Colourful Shower Enclosure Ideas

by Kerry Harrison, posted in Bathroom, on May 20th, 2013

If you are like most people then your bathroom will be the room in your home which receives the least amount of attention. Very rarely do we decide to spruce up our bathroom as we would say our living room or bedroom. However, it’s time to give your bathroom the TLC it deserves. And what better way to do so than with a colourful shower enclosure? Nothing sparks inspiration and ignites energy more than a vibrant colour or pattern does. Thus, read on to discover our top five colourful shower enclosure ideas…

Herringbone Tile Pattern.

If you are loud and proud, let your shower do the talking by emulating this funky and fresh multi-coloured herringbone tile pattern in your bathroom. Nonetheless, if this enclosure is a little bit too wacky for your liking, then don’t worry. The design is one whereby you can incorporate as many or as little colours as you want to. A herringbone tile pattern in a mere colour, such as an apricot or sea green, can look as equally fantastic.

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A compact 34 square meter apartment with an elegant interior design

by Simona Ganea, posted in Apartments, on May 20th, 2013

When someone is looking to buy an apartment they tend to stay away from small places. It’s difficult to work with a small space but still, there are lots of small apartments that have wonderful interior designs. This one is a perfect example. It’s an apartment that measures only 3 square meters but that has a very elegant and open design.

Located in Gdansk, Poland, the apartment has a modern look. It’s small so it’s suitable for either a single person or a couple. It has a cozy and inviting feel and an elegant décor. The color palette is very beautiful and includes warm and earthy shades of brown combined with golden accents, beige and white.

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How To Create An Inspiring Home Office Space

by Kerry Harrison, posted in Office, on May 20th, 2013

Nobody wants to work, but an inspiring home office space can take away the pain. After all, how are you supposed to tap into your creative side or work to a rapid pace when you are surrounded by the dull and dreary? A lot of people don’t realise it; but a plain and boring office space is actually a lot more distracting than an energetic and exciting one. Through carefully considering your home office’s design and decor you can create the inspiration you need to complete a successful day’s work.

Words of wisdom.

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Burning, Bold Details: Orange and Red Rooms

by Grace Lynne Fleming, posted in How To, Tips, and Advice, on May 20th, 2013

With summer quickly approaching, there’s no way the scorching temperatures won’t have us all seeing orange and red. These heated colors are bold, bright and when styled in a such a way, a playful piece of home fashion. Whether mixed together or standing alone as accents for any room, oranges and reds are good choices for jazzing up the neutral zones. Take a look at some of our favorite finds.

1. Vibrant Mixes.

My favorite of all the ways to utilize these two colors, being free and creative. With these vivacious tones and a bit of patterned prints, you can create an eclectic, mixed room full of personality and inspiration.

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