5 table ideas

From really bright red to modern glass table. There are so many options to choose from, one can really get lost. But the best is always to choose something what's close to your interior style or to your heart. Enjoy the pictures and click for more below!









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Interiors by Amy Weitzman

Before turning into interior designer Amy Weitzman was fashion and fabric designer. But since more than 10 years she creates interiors of residences and hotels. Even with bright colours in use, the interiors looks decent and somewhat pastel. If you click on the link, you also see how many classical details the designer uses & how she matches it with modern decor.

Pictures via amieweitzman

Bookstairs

Spiral staircase and book shelves in one. The house in Portugal earlier belonged to a poet and philosopher Antero de Quental, now it turned into literary center. Indeed, very nice place for books and people.

pictures via apartmentteraphy

Butterflies in the interiors

All you need is imagination & beer cans may turn into butterflies. Artist Paul Villinski proved that it's possible. Butterflies is yet another original way to spice up the interior. Remember, last time we wrote about wall stickers? Most probably unusual wall decoration is the new trend.

pictures via freshome

Books Books Books

Do you prefere books or magazines? It’s also possible that you’re into blogs and e-books. But then looking at these pictures one instantly wants to purchase some fascinating, colourful paper books. It’s the most amazing thing to visit someone’s house and go through the book shelves discovering books that you’ve read and those that you’d like to read.

pictures via plastolux

Precious moments

How much time an average family spends in the dinning room? Let's be honest, less and less. Moments that all family members gather around the dinning table getting rare. Long working hours, different schedules, modern life style made it impossible and thus more valuable. Some pictures below show beautiful dinning rooms, to make those rare moments even more precious.

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Little big pictures

Remember few weeks ago you read about interior photographer from U.S., Ryan Ford? This time it’s photographer from Europe, Koen van Damme, and his amazing architectural pictures. Really wondering how he made these minimalist images so impressive.

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Would you stick with that?

First it was mosaics, then paintings, finally some pictures and décor details. Now it’s stickers. According to the producers, stickers are not only easy to apply, but the same goes for removing. Do you think they can replace posters, pictures and paintings on the walls? Judging from the pictures below it looks quite possible.

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Dreamy mountain house

House in France created by Swiss design team is just perfectly fitting the windy mountain location. It’s made of concrete and plywood, which are again not that different. Plywood is known for its durability no less than concrete. What makes plywood the rising star in building business is the moderate price for its high quality. For more information about plywood click here, or contact directly. And enjoy dreamy pictures of the house in the mountains.

pictures via plastolux

Indian touch

Lately this blog was overloaded with interiors and design ideas that are traditional Indian or inspired by Indian culture and crafts. Starting with the houses in Goa and beautiful textiles of “Les Indiennes”. The interior pictures below are quite different; they still have that Indian touch, but are more or less cosmopolitan & modern. Mixing styles and colours created eclectic yet beautiful interior for a family flat.

pictures via plastolux

The wild India. Farmhouse in Kashid.

The farmhouse itself is not too Indian. It's only few décor details, materials or the number of cushions give away that it's actually built in Kashid, Maharashtra. With lots of open spaces, beds, couches and pillows it looks like the ultimate laziness house. It makes this farmhouse a perfect place for summer or weekend getaway. Or laid-back living.

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Indian interiors that matter

Two weeks ago you read about interiors of Tirupati & architecture in Jaipur. India continues to be an infinite source of inspiration for interior design. This time enjoy pictures of traditional indian decor and in between other amazing things, pay attention to the beautiful painting in the second picture and petite coffee-table in the last one. Sometimes it's really little things that matter.

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Teen spirit

Last week we wrote about children rooms and nice design creations for toddlers, remember? Today you can take a look at interiors for teenagers. What is common in these pictures is space and innovative ideas. It's not a coincidence that rooms for teenagers are as spacious as possible, because what most of the interior designers know is that needs of youngsters will change in few years. But for now there must be enough place for bunch of friends, sleep-overs and most important - space for teen spirit.

Pictures via home-designing

Monday morning blues

Could you imagine living in blue room? Shades of blue are widely used in the interiors of hospitals and nurseries. The range of blue (from blue-green to indigo blue) helps to recover from illness, creates restful and soothing atmosphere. Calm and relaxed sleep is guaranteed if bedroom is decorated in blue shades. Many bathrooms also have blue decoration details strengthening the feeling of freshness and relaxation.
Blue is not only a colour of relaxation and recovery, it also stimulates mind and is known as colour of intelligence. Children whose room has blue ceiling perform better at school and people who have blue elements in their offices tend to have better results at work. In Feng shui, blue is also a colour of inspiring intellect and peace.

pictures via habituallychick

Spirit of Indian South

Tirupati is a small town in India's South. Architect team from AUM Architects India had a goal to create spacious & modern house with three bedrooms and two terraces. The client asked for comfort and privacy, the architect company also made it practical by designing staircase which links two terraces and adding light through glass doors and large windows.

images via decodir

Interior desing in pictures

Photographer Ryann Ford traveled three years taking pictures of hotel interiors all over the world, now she settled down in Austin, Texas and continues taking interior pictures of homes and offices. Her photography is very down-to-earth; every picture has some light touch which shows the beauty of the space without overstretching. More interior design inspiration here.

Pictures via desire to inspire