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Exemplary Conversion from 20th Century Avant-Garde to Contempory Minimalist Home Design

Posted by admin on September 28, 2010

Home design, Interior design. Contemporary interior design relies heavily on the twentieth-century avant-garde movements in architecture when function, technology and simplicity radically removed centuries of traditional building methods and decorative detailing. The style is all about asymmetrical composition, metal-and-glass construction, pure-white rendering and open-plan living. This is all very well when one is ...

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Modern Minimalist Loft Apartment in Southwark South London with Beautiful River Thames View

Posted by admin on September 28, 2010

Apartment design, Interior design. Since the mid-1990s various parts of London have changed character completely as developers realize that former warehouses, industrial units and schools can be successfully converted into residential accommodation. Built on the New York , loft model is now the choice of many of many who eschew traditional housing in favor of open-plan spaces, large windows and the chance to fit out an empty ...

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Pure Contrast Contemporary Minimalist Home Between Exterior and Interior

Posted by admin on September 24, 2010

Home design, Interior design. The contrast between the exterior of this three-hundred-year-old-timber-framed German farmhouse and its pure-white interior could not be greater. Inserting steel supports on carefully arranged pillars opened up the ground-floor living areas. Between one pair of these pillars, The Dusseldorf-based interior designer arranged gleaming white console to separate the spaces gently into a seating ...

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Classic Minimalist Blank Space – Open Plan Home Interior Decor

Posted by admin on September 24, 2010

Home design, Interior design. Warehouse, wharves, factories, tanners, hospital and schools all over London have been converted to residential use. Initially considered by many to be a passing fad, living in a former manufacturing or traditional housing. Owner appreciate single-level living and the fact that they have a blank space on which to imprint their own style. In this case the term 'loft-living' is not used, as the ...