Interior Design Minimalist

These amazing kids playrooms are designed by a young design company Mimolimit. They are part of BYBY, a concept aimed at children and their parents. All these designs have different themes which carefully highlighted with a lot of different details. Even though they serve best as playrooms there are places for your kid or baby to sleep and store things too. In case you need some inspiration to create a truly amazing atmosphere in your kids playroom these design ideas might inspire you very well.

Their collection of bedroom decorations is exciting and cheerful. The colors of the season are whipped with a few others to create an interesting blend and one can see the effects they create. Enticing with their home-y feel, these designs can change the look of a room in an instant. However small or big your room, these accessories are sure to add a Christmas spark!

Unusual products from ThinkGlass are created to personalize your kitchen design and make it very modern and practical. ThinkGlass offers to use glass kitchen countertops instead of usual wood or stone ones. This idea allows to make your kitchen design truly unique and provides eye-catching look. The tops have 1,5” thick or more and can be cut in any shape. They are available in different colors and can be decorated by various beautiful patterns. Besides if you want create even more original kitchen design, then you could choose the Led lighting countertops. Such glass tops are very durable and easy to clean.

How do you reckon an interior designer’s home looks like? Nothing less than super stylish or uber cool. This one particularly is at its innovative best. Bravo to the way the designer has tossed convention aside and designed the entire place for very personal taste. According to the designer, her house is small and manages to fit in her husband, two kids and four pets. Her space management is an attention grabber and might as well serve as solution for people with space similar as hers.

She has smartly planned her kitchen, the kid’s room, garage and her office space. The white stained floors with a shiny gloss finish make them easy to clean and wipe. Being white, they do get dirty quickly but the light they provide is worth all the cleaning up. When it comes to colours she has left not a single one untouched. Her magenta painted doors are an eye-candy. Her accessorised study will surely inspire and be an object of envy for many. The burst of colours juxtaposed with the striking white spaces is so refreshing you would want to run out to the hardware and fabric store right away and get working with your own space.

The house is eclectic makes you drool with inspiration and zap it right to where you are!

The elegance of rooms, the attractive colors, and the tastefully done luxury design interior is clearly reflected by the presence of plush furniture in the house. You house can boast of skillfully designed and modern classic furniture that proffers comfort and luxury. Luxury and comfort adds beauty to the luxury home décor. The mesmerizing designs, the captivating colors and the sheer elegance of classical home interiors will make your home like those homes that are featured in popular magazines. Interiors of homes should offer tranquility and comfort. If the interior just looks plush and there is discomfort in using it then the purpose of relaxation is not fulfilled.

Lars Fischer and Lars Villumsen, the Danish design duo behind the SuperKo creative consultancy, put their design skills to work for the Lisager Café and Delicatessen in Aarhus, Denmark.

From SuperKo:

Lisager is the modern lifestyle shop with a wide variety of groceries, wine and delicacies, together with offering take-away, café, restaurant and catering.

Our main task was to integrate all these many functions into a rather limited number of square meters. We therefore convinced the Lisagers that floating shelves would be the only right solution, in order to maintain the openness of the space. We found the shelf solution we wanted in Gubi´s Shape-Your-Own collection and mounted them two and two on floor to ceiling diamond glass. The placement of the shelves was done in a rather random manner, and thereby adding to the felling of shelves floating freely in space.

Torys LLP is one of Toronto’s leading law firms. The firm has occupied nine floors in the south tower of the Toronto Dominion Centre since the 1980’s. In 2005, Torys recognized its traditional interiors were no longer aligned with the leadership and innovative spirit that is today the hallmark of the practice.

The proposed renovations were conceived to bring the existing premises up to current standards of practice from both a functional and aesthetic perspective. The principal objective was to consolidate client and executive spaces. An underlying goal was to foreground Tory’s contemporary Canadian art collection, which is distinguished by photo-based and conceptual works by internationally-lauded artists such as Edward Burtynsky, Rodney Graham, and Yves Gaucher, among others.

The centerpiece of the project is the Client and Executive Floor. A generous, continuous loop of circulation is organized around the core and is designed to function as a seamless gallery space. Views terminate at all four corners. Connectivity between floors is enhanced with the redesign of the interconnecting stair – a new wood and glass staircase facilitates movement and greater visibility between the 32nd and 33rd floors.

The north and south facing boardrooms occupy one, long extended, column-free space. Each provides flexible convertible space which can respectively be divided into smaller meeting spaces or completely opened up with a system of skyfold walls. The skyfold wall system manifests Torys’ commitment to innovation and to contemporary Canadian art. The patented system was customized with integrated art works by Montreal artist Pascal Grandmaison and Toronto-based artist Robert Fones. Both artists were selected through an invited design competition organized by the law firm, the architects and art consultant Fela Grunwald.

The south-facing boardrooms feature Robert Fone’s Somewhere… which weaves six short fragments from Miguel de Cervante’s Don Quixote with photographs of waves of the Toronto Harbour into the individual panels. The artist describes the skyfold panels “as pages from a giant book, with its spine in Lake Ontario and its pages open to the city.

North-facing boardrooms feature Pascal Grandmaison’s With The Light (On My View) / False Reflection Become On Me. Grandmaison’s concept plays on the fact that the principal function of meeting rooms are to make decisions. The walls feature various views of a colossal head in profile, pensive in expression and ambiguous in gender. Grandmaison explains that the sequence of images articulate “through metaphor the path (from broad to specific) of the decision-making process; how our inner powers of concentration can become an idea that can be communicated to others.” At the same time the portrait’s gaze forces our view onto the Cartesian grid of Mies’ original north towers.

A priority in the redesign was to highlight the character of the original Mies van der Rohe office tower. The strong dark mullions of the original tower are both contrasted against lighter travertine panels, and counterbalanced with a complementary palette of fumed oak, walnut, marble and bronze.

Ultimately, the design underscores the creativity of critical thinking that is at the essence of the practice of law.

Located on the West Coast of the Bergen archipelago in Norway, Villa Storingavika is one of the most strikingly beautiful structure clad in glass, black stained wood and oiled natural wood. The rocky hillside, the green garden and the wonderful view of blue waters makes this home a complete delight.

Constructed with an attempt to utilize the available space to a maximum by Saunders Architecture, the two floors of the building are styled to face the rough Norwegian weather. The interiors are shaped to match the exterior design and the shower with a glass view is one feature that you will not really find far too often anywhere else in the world!

I suggest housewarming gifts, but you could tag those suggestions for Valentine’s Day or any occasions of the year. In fact, I suspected you may go and buy those for yourself.
Cookbook Stand

Once you used a well-designed cookbook stand, you wonder how you lived so long without one. Besides its look, I am craving for the weighted chains to keep the pages in place. From experience I can tell you that with a thick cookbook, the bar at the bottom are not enough.

The Architectural Cookbook Stand is more suitable for a larger kitchen. If the style harmonizes well with the recipient’s kitchen, I am telling you that you cannot find a better gift for $29.