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Five Green Tips for Stylish Home Decorating

September 10, 2011 By admin Leave a Comment

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(NU) – You don’t have to sacrifice great style to get a great, green look in your home. You can use these five simple design tips from the 2009 HGTV Green Home in Port St. Lucie, Fla. to make your living environment more energy-efficient and environmentally friendly. HGTV Green Home designer Linda Woodrum’s ideas can also help make your green home more visually appealing.

1. Welcome Home. Create a welcoming entrance to your home by setting your foyer apart from the rest of the house with a shot of color. Use a fabric, tile, texture or decorative motif as inspiration, and use low-VOC paints and painter’s tape to recreate the design on the wall. You’ll get a lot of pow for very little money. [Read more...]

Ultra-Contemporary Kitchen-Apartment by Mal Corboy

September 9, 2011 By admin Leave a Comment

Apartment Kitchen-Mal Corboy
This is a really nice ultra-modern kitchen with chose the Stat Vein Marble and Stainless Steel by New Zealand based designer Mal Corboy, its very contemporary kitchen design ideas – amazing, look after the jump. [Read more...]

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Minimalist House Design in Linz, Austria – House M by Caramel Architects

September 7, 2011 By admin Leave a Comment

Caramel Architects have designed the simple semi prefab house in Linz, Austria. called M House, the diagonally arranged pillars along the West facade provide structural reinforcement. [Read more...]

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Simple Shaped House Design – Vivienda 19 House by A-cero Architects

September 7, 2011 By admin Leave a Comment

Spanish architectural firm A-cero has completed the Vivienda 19 House project is located in Pozuelo de Alarcon (Madrid).

This contemporary two story modern residence made of clear volumes, straight lines and simples shapes.

The house’s front is made of marble travertino and there are many windows in it. Both elements give a lot of lightness to the house. It has a 1.600 m2 surface and three floors (basement, ground and high floor). The structure adapts itself to the slope ( 4000 m2) where the house is. The garage and service spaces are in the basement, while the most public spaces, lounge, dining room, living room, are in the first floor. Bedrooms and more private rooms are in the high floor. A-cero has designed also a 80 m2 spectacular and geometric swimming pool.

Visit the A-cero website – here.