Homedit.com Interior Design & Architecture Inspiration Newsletter

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• Theatrical London property for sale
• Compact Boxy Chairs
• A Chic House with a Touch of Scandinavia
• Apartment turned into a stylish loft by Triptique
• Royal Boushant Headboard
• Gorgeous Chandeliers by David D’Imperio
• 16 breathtaking city wallpapers designs
• Modern 1880s apartment in Stockholm
• Lovely Acorn Salt & Pepper Set
• Functionally divided house in Tokyo by Upsetters Architects

Theatrical London property for sale Posted: 27 Sep 2011 10:21 AM PDT I think most of you would agree that this is a very dramatic-looking house. The interior design has a theatrical touch that can't go unnoticed. Of course, it's a classic design with many traditional elements. The properly is located on Oakley Street, London and it's a very elegant five-storey house that could become a very nice family residence. The house features 4 bedrooms, 4 receptions, 2 ensuite bedrooms, 2 ensuite shower rooms, a designer kitchen, 2 studies,a gym, a staff bedroom and exquisite furniture all over the place. As you enter there's a very impressive entrance hall that immediately raises the bar and makes you think that this is no ordinary house. The hall leads to a large dining room, with a sophisticated and very elegant look. Next, there's a study with built-in bookshelves and a spacious reception room that's linked to a balcony. There's also a second study, as elegant as the first one. The house also includes a family room, a master bedroom with plenty of wardrobe space and a bathroom, three double bedrooms as well as a fifth smeller bedroom usually used for the staff. There's also a steam room, a gym and a laundry room. It's a very spacious property, featuring more rooms than a normal family would need. But, then again, this is no ordinary house. It's priced at GBP 5,650,000. Subscribe to Homedit's Feed to get constant updates of our Awesome Posts! © Homedit- Daily interior design ideas ! | Permalink to Theatrical London property for sale

Compact Boxy Chairs Posted: 27 Sep 2011 09:28 AM PDT As you first loom at these chairs, you don't really understand the idea behind their design. In fact it's very simple. These Boxy chairs have been created as a compact piece of furniture that would be easy to store since it takes less space and that would also incorporate a functional storage space so that it wouldn't be completely useless when not sued as a chair. The idea is that this structure can easily change its shape and structure and it's a multi-functional piece. All you have to do is play a little with the parts and learn how the mechanisms work. You can learn more from the pictures that show exactly what you need to do in order to change the shape of the chair. The chair is basically made of two units. There's the square-shaped unit that is also the base for the chair. The other one is the chair itself that is basically a simple curved piece that can be removed, rotated and inserted back on. This way you can turn the chair into a recliner or into a storage box. The Boxy Chairs have been designed by Mladen Milosevic & Vuk Dragovic and they come either in full black or in a combination of grey and turquoise. They are a great piece not only for small homes but for any type of home as they are both chic and functional.{found on yanko} Subscribe to Homedit's Feed to get constant updates of our Awesome Posts! © Homedit- Daily interior design ideas ! | Permalink to Compact Boxy Chairs

A Chic House with a Touch of Scandinavia Posted: 27 Sep 2011 08:45 AM PDT This chic house that you see here seems pretty modern and you would be surprised to find out that it actually dates back to 1902. It's a 210 sq m home and it's located in Zeeland. It's actually not just a home but a villa. You'll probably notice that the interior design reminds a lot of the Scandinavian style. The interior is clean and simple, the colors and bright and there's a very warm feeling in there. The walls and ceilings are completely white throughout the whole house and so is the floor in most of the rooms. An exception in this sense would be the kitchen for example that has brown tiles in different tones. The living/dining room is rather simple, with a table o one side surrounded by yellow chairs and a fireplace nearby. As for the decorations, some of them are animal trophies that the owner brought back from his hunting trips. The deer head that hangs above the cabinet in the living room is quite impressive and a little intimidating as it's facing the dining room table. I wouldn't eat deer in there if I were the owner. The rest of the décor is simple and the furniture is mostly neutral. The decorations bring some color but the white is still the dominating color tone.{found on femina} Subscribe to Homedit's Feed to get constant updates of our Awesome Posts! © Homedit- Daily interior design ideas ! | Permalink to A Chic House with a Touch of Scandinavia

Apartment turned into a stylish loft by Triptique Posted: 27 Sep 2011 08:28 AM PDT This apartment might be smaller than your dream home, but inside there;s a very surprising and beautiful image awaiting you. The apartment is located in the Jardins areas in downtown Sao Paulo. If we would have to be very specific, we shouldn’t call this place an apartment. It’s actually more like a loft. That’s because the owners didn’t really like the original structure and decided to make some changes. They wanted a more modern and airy place to call home so the apartment suffered a total make-over. The couple that owns this place also owns the Dbox company, a design company that sells restored vintage furniture. So they had an eye for the design that they wanted. In order to make this place the perfect home, they had to first tare down the walls. This is how they obtained the loft-like home. They also asked decorator Francisco Calio to take over the interior design. Together, they’ve managed to turn a 70-century apartment into the modern and bold loft you see now. The interior design is, of course, modern and with lots of interesting and surprising details and decorations. It’s a stylish and elegant place, with beautiful color contrasts. However, this place is also comfy, cozy and inviting, just how a home should be like. It was a daring project, not simple, but in the end everything turned out very beautiful.{found on vartnyahem} Subscribe to Homedit's Feed to get constant updates of our Awesome Posts! © Homedit- Daily interior design ideas ! | Permalink to Apartment turned into a stylish loft by Triptique

Royal Boushant Headboard Posted: 27 Sep 2011 07:03 AM PDT Are you in the mood for something royal? Who doesn't want to feel like a queen or king? It's one of the most common dreams. Unfortunately it almost never comes true. So you might not get to be an actual member of the royal family or live in a palace, but you can feel like a king or queen in your own home. Take a look at this magnificent headboard. It has exquisite details and a very beautiful and unique antique finish. The headboard is part of the John-Richard Collection which was founded in 1980 in Greenwood, Mississippi. It's composed of art experts who travel the world for inspiration. They observe and analyze cultural and historical elements and then include them in their designs. The John-Richard Collection features artisan-crafted furniture, lighting, wall art, mirrors, and decorative accessories. The Boushant headboard is made from hand-carved wood and has an antique gold finish together with antiqued-mirrored inserts with gold backing and brass rosette accents. These queen and king headboard are not called like that just because of the size. The dimensions vary, so the queen headboard measures 64″W x 2″D x 46″T while the king size measures 85″W x 2″D x 55″T.The price is $2,799.00 and, respectively, $3,299.00. the headboard needs to be mounted on the wall and hardware and instructions are included. Subscribe to Homedit's Feed to get constant updates of our Awesome Posts! © Homedit- Daily interior design ideas ! | Permalink to Royal Boushant Headboard

Gorgeous Chandeliers by David D’Imperio Posted: 27 Sep 2011 06:45 AM PDT It is already known the fact that nature has always represented a source of inspiration for all the artists. Those who made a passion for different elements of it came to show it through their artistic products. There are people who adore flowers, animals or life of the oceans and these elements appear as products of their creative work. It is also the case of David D'Imperio. He studied a lot the coral reefs of the Florida Keys and made a real passion for all that was related to sea life and organic form. This passion seemed to influence a lot is designs and thus he was able to create these gorgeous chandeliers. They are the expression of grace and fragility of nature shown by the delicate small flowers that spread a beautiful glow in the whole interior.These chandeliers are also an example of high quality and refined taste as they created in the studio, signed, hand finished and assembled. For those who love to welcome all their guests in a spectacular way in their homes the use of these chandeliers in their entrance hall represents a great option. Everybody will be charmed by the beauty of the delicate flowers and the wonderful glow which invade the interior. Subscribe to Homedit's Feed to get constant updates of our Awesome Posts! © Homedit- Daily interior design ideas ! | Permalink to Gorgeous Chandeliers by David D'Imperio

16 breathtaking city wallpapers designs Posted: 27 Sep 2011 05:40 AM PDT I'm sure you would like to travel more and to see new places, experience new activities and visit foreign cultures. Whether it's time, money or anything else that's stopping you from doing this, there's no reason to get pessimistic about it. We found a way to allow you to pursue your dreams, even though it's just in theory. With this incredible wallpaper collection you can travel anywhere you want and you wouldn't even have to leave the house. It's a very chic way of decorating the house. With these wallpaper designs that represent different images from different cities, you can create your own perfect world. You can start a more complex project and choose a theme and a different city or region for each room and try to recreate the specific atmosphere. This is probably an idea that will remain like that for most of you. Nevertheless, the idea of virtually getting away in your own home is quite impressive. The collection includes breathtaking images from all over the world. For example, there's the Times Square, The Brooklyn Bridge, images of New York City, of Manhattan, of sky scrapers, San Francisco, the Eiffel Tower, Stockholm, the Statue of Liberty, Las Vegas, the Big Ben and many others, They are all extremely beautiful and would be a very creative way of decorating a modern home.{found on photowall} Subscribe to Homedit's Feed to get constant updates of our Awesome Posts! © Homedit- Daily interior design ideas ! | Permalink to 16 breathtaking city wallpapers designs

Modern 1880s apartment in Stockholm Posted: 27 Sep 2011 05:04 AM PDT This unique apartment in located in one of Stockholm's best areas, one blobk from Odin and Vasa Park. It has high ceilings and a large dining area. It has been recently refurbished so it's a modern 1880s apartment. As you enter, there a hallway with high ceilings, oak floors and bright walls. From there you have access to both the kitchen, bathroom and living room. The living room-bedroom is spacious and very comfortable. There's plenty of room from social gatherings and it can also be sued for sleeping. There's a large window that allows plenty of natural light to get in and also helps with the ventilation. It has been renovated and now it's even more cozy than before. The kitchen also has abundant natural light and plenty of storage space. The large windows are facing the courtyard. The cabinets have a stylish white high gloss finish. The kitchen has also been recently upgraded. The bathroom is very spacious and has bright tiles. It has a shower unit, plenty of storage space and a beautiful mirror. The apartment also includes a spacious basement that can be used as a multi-functional space. The entire apartment measures 36 sq.m. and it's located on the second floor in a building that dates back to 1889. The pipes have been replaced in 1965 and the façade has been remodeled in 1990, the same year when a laundry room has been added.{found on innerstadsspecialisten} Subscribe to Homedit's Feed to get constant updates of our Awesome Posts! © Homedit- Daily interior design ideas ! | Permalink to Modern 1880s apartment in Stockholm

Lovely Acorn Salt & Pepper Set Posted: 27 Sep 2011 04:47 AM PDT It is almost the end of September and the leaves of the trees continue to fall down. If you think of a walk in a park or even in a forest the natural environment will definitely surprise you. Think of the carpets of dried leaves and its smell which is waiting for you, the subtle sound of the wind that you hear and its blow which disturbs the empty branches. All the image of this autumnal landscape can be brought inside your home if you complete your dining table with this lovely Acorn Salt and Pepper Set. Their image will make you remind of the beautiful walks in the park or the forest where you could also see many acorns fallen on the ground. These accessories imitate the natural acorns perfectly. The set consists of salt and pepper shakers which are set on a coordinating stand that takes the shape of the leaf of an oak.The salt and pepper shakers are glazed stoneware while the coordinating stand is crafted of iron. They fit perfectly on a dinner table where you can think of the crops of the autumnal season and feel the perfume of the fresh fruits and vegetables which can be seen on this table. For 18.58 euros this set can be yours! Subscribe to Homedit's Feed to get constant updates of our Awesome Posts! © Homedit- Daily interior design ideas ! | Permalink to Lovely Acorn Salt & Pepper Set

Functionally divided house in Tokyo by Upsetters Architects Posted: 27 Sep 2011 04:20 AM PDT This striking contemporary building was designed and built by Upsetters Architects and it's located in Tokyo, Japan. The house was completed in 2011 and it sits on a 96.69 sq m plot. It was designed as a single family home for a couple and their daughter. Since a family needs to be flexible, so does the house. So this one needed to be flexible and to be able to change its configuration as the family's daughter grows older. As a result, the interior of the house was divided into twp separate spaces. There's an area for the whole family and another one for the daughter to grow up in. It's probably a good idea to do that from the beginning. This way you won't be forced to make changes later. The part of the house designed for the daughter contains a mezzanine room that's currently used by the couple as a working area. Since she's only entered preschool, this doesn't represent a problem now. As she grows older the working space will have to be moves so as not to interfere with her needs and so that the parents won't stay in her way. I think it's a very good thing that the parents are conscious of that and willing to do something about it.The functional division of the house is very smart and it's meant to serve the family on a long period of time. It's a house built to last. Subscribe to Homedit's Feed to get constant updates of our Awesome Posts! © Homedit- Daily interior design ideas ! | Permalink to Functionally divided house in Tokyo by Upsetters Architects

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