Modern Decoration Bedroom Design Collerction with its Furniture and Lighting System

Designing and decorating a bedroom is an exciting job, a modern bedroom need a special arrangement such as color, lighting and the bedroom furniture, here are several gallery of modern bedroom decorating. The first picture describe you how to arrange the bedroom furniture include bedroom cabinet, wardrobe and all the furniture that use a similar color and material. The white color of bed cover and wall, the natural lighting system from the window, and the decoration of the bedroom.

This is the sample of arranging a small bedroom, it doesn't need a big wardrobe or bedroom cabinet, just use the simple high wardrobe. Use multi-bed in order to maximize the size of the bedroom, this picture describe you the best small bedroom arrangement. Don't forget to decorate this small bedroom with a simple decoration only, and give a sufficient lighting system and bright color.

Decorating teen bedroom is always be an interesting project, teen are unique, so they need an unique bedroom color and decoration too. Pink color, small and funny room decorating are the best.

A cultural bedroom accessories such as European, Japanese, Italian, etc. can bring us to the atmosphere of romantic and traditional sense of special culture.

Modern House Design in Nova Lima by Morato Arquitetura

This is house design in Nova Lima by Morato Arquitetura for a young executive with a bold entrepreneur profile. Inspirated to the modern Brazilian architecture, photography architecture by Daniel Mansur.



About this modern architecture by Morato Arquitetura :

This construction occupies the top of a hillside and is projected over an immense valley framed with a chain of mountains, a predominant relief in the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil. In the surroundings of Nova Lima – MG, where the construction was erected, a considerable part of the houses are influenced by the language of Portuguese colonial architecture and uses manual techniques of construction.

The house was projected for a young executive with a bold entrepreneur profile. Our architectonic proposal created a contemporaneous language tuned to the owner’s profile and, at the same time, it incorporated the constructive techniques and materials available in the region. With this conceptual arrangement we were able to articulate constructive tradition to contemporaneous design and open space to a new approach of architectonic solution for local houses.

The place chosen for the house was determined by the generous native landscape in the surroundings. In this context, space definition privileged the possibilities of relationship of house users with the exuberant natural landscape. As for the relation House x Nature, we decided for the contrast, i.e., the radicalization of a geometric and rational design in opposition to natural organic shapes. Therefore, the “natural order” and “cultural order” are mutually distinguished and valued.

The house was built in a land with three distinct levels. This arrangement lead to a better use of declivity and, at the same time, great plasticity to architectonic elements. Pure volumes receive interference from inclined columns, from discontinuous covering planes and from the red wall that crosses the house. The reference to the Brazilian modernist architecture is maintained and nevertheless unconstructed and reorganized.

Classic Victorian Home by Studio Octopi

Difference is a powerful design strategy, and what could be more different than a sleek, black and angular indoor deck extending into the backyard of one London home (in a row of similarly-styled houses) built of brick in classic Victorian style?
Look a little closer, however, and the black-walled-and-roofed area wedged into this lot works with the building and its plot remarkably well, thanks to a set of subtle design strategies by the architects of Studio Octopi.
The lines of the roof, for example, are actually extensions of existing geometries in the Victorian structure and the integration of old and new is structurally seamless despite the radical differences in style between the two. The new enclosed deck space also mediates well between the existing home and garden areas.
Fit like a missing puzzle piece into the angled patio space between two wings of the original building, this addition bridges a long-standing gap between two sides of a divided house – a division that separated living and dining room spaces since it was built. Design, as they say, is definitely in the details, which these close-up photos of structural elements and glass intersections show.

Expensive Home Theater Room

A home theater is a great way to relax and having fun. If there’s an area in your basement that doesn’t get much natural light, you should think on it. Even if you want to design a home theater for a room with windows, you can simply use heavy drapes or black out shades.Anyway,if you won at loterry you can think on a expensive home theater room! Enjoy the top most expensive home theaters!

Natural Amazing office in The Backyard - Banyan Drive Treehouse

This creative part office/studio, part recreational getaway is designed by Rockefeller Partners Architects. It’s located at the base of a large pine tree in the backyard of the house which belongs to an artist and lover of nature. The treehouse is 170 square feet and is perched twelve feet off the ground. Though modest in size, the plan is efficient and allows for a studio space/living area and a toilet room. Deep-oiled wood siding, mahogany windows, and a Rheinzink roof were chosen for their natural qualities and rich palette.