Showing posts with label Basic Home Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Basic Home Design. Show all posts

Best Balcony Design for Hotel

Monday, May 25, 2009

Best Balcony Design for Hotel

I found these balcony at www.usdivetravel.com and www.hotelchatter.com, I love the balcony, because we can see more wider from the top or the side of the house.

2009 Home Design Trend, Oriental Sweetness

oriental+home+design+1Everybody wants to know about the predictions of next year trend in all things. It is still early days for interior predictions for 2009, but let's going to look into one of the trends that is looking hot for 2009, "Oriental Sweetness".

"Oriental Sweetness" is all about the East: Asian & Oriental influences are all big. Look at old skool floral Japanese textiles for inspiration. The simple, minimal shapes & striking colours are key here.

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As for colour palettes for the range, you are looking at strong tones of red, burgundy (wine red) & purple, mixed with brighter shades / neutral tones in alternative combinations. The base for all the colour palettes is made up from Neutrals, white, tan and bark.

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Oriental florals are beautifully simple in their form, one of the aspects that I love is the minimal "block" colour approach, similar to pop art, but pioneered hundreds & hundreds of years early. If you look at Japanese & indeed a lot Asian art, it closely resembles what graphic design has now become in a CAD based design world.

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Outdoor View on Home Style with Wooden Material

Thursday, April 16, 2009

The most interesting in wooden material for home designing is the flexibility of decorations, we can change them as we like, on this post I show you an outdoor view on home style with wooden material. Warm but elegant is several positive value of this style.

Japanese Interior Design Tips For Decorating Your Home

Wednesday, April 8, 2009


Asian interior design is a stylish and classy way to decorate your home. There are many ways to use this design influence in your space. Some people, however, are a little lost when it comes to using Asian design in their own home. Here are a few ideas to help you begin.

Using Japanese influence in your Asian decorating theme is a popular choice. There are many different ways to use this style. Japanese Shoji screens and Sliding door style are several of the most popular choices.

These are wooden frames with a lattice design. The cutouts are filled with rice paper. Some shoji screens are plain and some have beautiful designs.

These screens can be used as a room divider or simply as decoration. Another thing to add to your Japanese inspired room is the Kotatsu table. This is a rectangular table in a dark finish with clean lines. Many have heaters in the middle, and are considered in Japan to be the emotional center of a home.

Woven straw mats with colored borders are popular floor coverings in Asian interiors. These mats are called goza mats. In Japan, these mats are used for walking, sitting, and sleeping. They have two separate layers. One is the straw center and the other is the soft reed outer edge covered in cloth. These floor and bench coverings will add an authentic touch to your Asian style room.

Retail Shop Interior Design by Fingo

Saturday, April 4, 2009

retail room designDesigning a retail shops is a difficult job, first consideration before designing is about the style, we will need to know about the product that will be marketed on the shop, So, we need a professional company to create it, "Fingo" is a comprehensive professional all service projects company. We specialize in package service for but not limit to offices, retail shops and leisure facilities with solid experience. It has always been our objective to provide a quality service to our clients under a reasonable and competitive terms. "We put emphasis on aesthetic and give consideration to practical"

Smart and Health Home Design with Natural Air-Barrier

Thursday, March 26, 2009

Smart and health house is today's home design trend, it is a high performance home that is insulated with an air-barrier, open cell foam insulation. All wood-to-wood framing joints are caulked, which makes the home airtight, energy efficient, and less likely to produce mold, so, it's easy to avoid it. It includes water-saving plumbing fixtures, on-demand water heaters, and a mechanical ventilation system that is 30% more efficient than typical forced-air systems.