The pictures below are trying to capture the design of an apartment in Brussels. The project belongs to Agence Andrée Putman and gives a new and modern meaning to contemporary living. There have been many opinions expressed regarding this interior design and this is one of them : “When Agence Andrée Putman designs a duplex for a Brussels heiress, it’s clear that women rule” (Judy Fayard).

All of these designs for bedrooms for babies and children belong to Vividh designing modern bedroom designs for babies. All accessories, furniture, beds, sheets, curtains, etc have matching colors between them. Products offered Vividh have neutral colors and peaceful, with designs suitable for young children. Among the furnishings and decorative accessories for children's bedrooms, we find figures of nature, and touches of patchwork textiles, and predominance of pastel colors.

Beautiful, unique, luxurious dining room interior design collections, just make your new inspiration to improve your home. There are many beautiful dining room interior design with various dining set models, table and chairs, dining decoration, floor, wall, windows style etc.





Modern Dining Room with elegant dining Tables

There are some Modern dining room interior Architecture design style with luxurious dining table, great inspiration for you. This Architecture is very modern dining room concept – each dining room decor idea offers startling contrasts. Imposing chairs and large tables offer an unexpected combination of angles and curves.





Minimalist dining table in the modern dining room

Minimalist dining table in the modern dining room, look the furniture, it made by special woods and there are handicraft near the the wall. This design suitable for small house because the dining room spend less areas of the home. The chairs available in the dining room to get a nice dinner, lunch, and breakfast. This is nice inspiration for small area dining room and kitchen.

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Contemporary wooden furniture in the dining room

Modern dining room interior design style with luxurious dining table

This pic was taken in Oak Park IL. where they have the highest amount of Frank Lloyd Wright designed houses anywhere.

Frank Lloyd Wright (June 8, 1867 – April 9, 1959) was an American architect of Welsh descent, interior designer, writer, and educator who designed more than 1,000 projects, of which more than 500 resulted in completed works.

Wright promoted organic architecture (exemplified by Fallingwater), was a leader of the Prairie School movement of architecture (exemplified by the Robie House and the Westcott House), and developed the concept of the Usonian home (exemplified by the Rosenbaum House). His work includes original and innovative examples of many different building types, including offices, churches, schools, hotels, and museums. Wright also often designed many of the interior elements of his buildings, such as the furniture and stained glass.

Wright authored twenty books and numerous articles and was a popular lecturer in the United States and in Europe. His colorful personal life frequently made headlines, most notably for the 1914 fire and murders at his Taliesin studio.

Already well-known during his lifetime, Wright was recognized in 1991 by the American Institute of Architects as "the greatest American architect of all time"

The Robie House, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright for his client Frederick C. Robie, is considered one of the most important buildings in the history of American architecture. Designed in Wright's Oak Park studio in 1908 and completed in 1910, the building inspired an architectural revolution. Its sweeping horizontal lines, dramatic overhangs, stretches of art glass windows and open floor plan make it a quintessential Prairie style house. Although it was designed one hundred years ago, the building remains a masterpiece of modern architecture.

Bath may be famous for its Georgian architecture, but Tiffany Wood and her husband Jonny have chosen it as the location to build themselves a striking Modernist home, just a mile from the city centre.

Rather than go down the traditional building route, they opt for a German pre-fabricated kit house with great green credentials. But before they can even think about building their house they have to prepare their site: a fiercely steep hillside.

Tiffany and Jonny embark on the biggest ground works project Grand Designs has ever seen, costing around £300,000.

And, just when they are about to complete these mammoth works, the weather turns bad and disaster strikes.

Their neighbour's wall collapses in a storm. The resulting damage could cost them nearly £100,000.

Determined to carry on, even through 80 tonnes of extra mud, Tiffany and Jonny persevere, and a year into their project, are finally able to go to Germany to choose their house.

When it comes to planning and decorating bedrooms or play areas for children -- whatever their age -- take inspiration from the memories of your own youth. Revisit your childhood to try to recapture something of the fun and exuberance of your earliest years. Can you remember when there seemed to be no rules no preconceptions about anything, least of all interior design?

Small children are naturally attracted to bright colors, strong patterns and familiar images, whatever form they take, so try to incorporate all these elements into their surroundings to give them a lively and spontaneous flavor.

Bear in mind that a room scheme should develop with the child and accommodate his or hers changing tastes and needs -- the bedroom of a boisterous toddler serves a very different purpose to a teenager's private and fiercely-guarded hideaway. With a little forethought, however, you can plan a space that is both stylish and adaptable and one that your children can grow up with happily.

If you are starting a room from scratch and furnishing a nursery for a new baby, it may be tempting to go for the full-on coordinated look available from high-end stores. Changing tables, cribs and and dressers, complete with matching rugs, curtains and wallpaper may be the ideal solution for the first few years, but they are expensive, soon outgrown and, when the design choices have already been made for you, they provide little scope for individuality. It is far better (and more economical in the long run) to start off with a few good pieces of basic furniture, plain walls and ceiling, and a simple floor covering. You can then introduce blocks of color and pattern by means of the soft furnishings, bedding and accessories. These can easily be changed and updated, the furniture can be repainted when a new look is demanded.

Young children's rooms are not really the place for subtle colors. You only have to look at their boxed games, dolls, fluffy stuffed toys and picture books to be confronted with an onslaught of bright primary colors. So look to crisp greens, vivid reds, and clear blues as a starting point for the soft furnishings. A jumbled mix of stripes, checks and cheerful gingham always work well together and would look good in either boy's or girl's room.

If you prefer to incorporate some pattern, there are some great retro-style prints about, featuring cowboy or seaside themes. However, special children's fabrics depicting beloved cartoon characters, super heroes or pop idols, are bound to be their favorite. If you start with out with a simple, classic theme of which your child approves -- nautical, sports, zoo animals, colorful fruit and flowers, little princess or Shaker inspired folk art -- you can share your enthusiasm and build on it together by adding curtains, cushions, throws and new bed linens. The fabric should be hard wearing and easy to care for, as they are bound to get well used, covered in sticky fingerprints.

Children spend a lot of time playing sitting and rolling on the floor, so a few large cushions or beanbags will make life a bit more comfortable.

You may also find it useful to have large quilts in the playroom or bedroom. They will provide extra bedding, but will also double up as soft play mats, cover an armchair or sofa to protect the upholstery or stand in as a magic flying carpet when necessary.

Have you ever woken up in the morning, looked around your bedroom, and wanted to just crawl back in and pull the blankets back over your head to hide from it? You’re not alone. It’s common for most of us to constantly want to decorate and design our favorite living spaces and bedrooms seem to be the place we want to re-design the most.


This urge to redesign the bedroom is probably because the bedroom is the first thing we see each morning when we wake up, and the last thing we see each night too. We can’t help but become tired of it or find it boring after seeing it so often. We decide we want a new design style, or we get sick of seeing a certain color, or maybe we decide it’s just been around way too long.

So we start dreaming of new bedroom design styles and themes. Planning in our minds all the wonderful stylish changes we could make. Then we remember: Creating a new design for the bedroom isn’t always cheap. When this thought hits you though, take heart. Sprucing up your bedroom design style doesn’t have to cost a fortune. In fact, there are many cheap and easy things you can do to reinvigorate your own bedroom design.

1. Wall Designs – One of the quickest, easiest, and least expensive ways to update the look of your bedroom is to simply change the walls. If you use paint, try a new color. If you want a major change, take a look at covering the entire wall with wallpaper. For smaller changes try putting a new coat of paint in place and then adding a wallpaper border instead.

You could even try painting designs on the wall, using stencils or geometric shapes. Notice the walls in the picture at the left? They’re painted with different colored stripes.

2. Bed Designs – In the bedroom, your bed is usually the focal point. And you can change the entire look of the room just by changing what you have on your bed. Putting pretty pillows in place makes a dramatic and immediate difference for the entire look and feel of a room, and it’s very inexpensive to buy a few pillows that compliment each other in either style or color.

The bed comforter or duvet cover is another easy way to change the look and style of your bedroom. It can be a plain neutral color like the one shown in the photo, or it can contain the base for your bedroom’s new color scheme and design style.

3. Window Designs – One of the greatest things about decorating the interior of your house windows is that there are no rules! You can drap lacy fabric artfully over a stylish curtain rod, or you can put in a full fledged designer curtain system. The interior of your house windows look their best when they’re designed as room accents though, so as long as you have privacy issues covered, feel free to experiment with different ways to style your windows in the bedroom. You may be surprised at how stylish the final results look.

So there you have it: Three cheap and easy ways to update your bedroom design style. Dress up the walls, dress up the bed, dress up the windows and poof! You’ll now be waking up with a wide smile every time you see the gorgeous new look you created.

Decorative candles line the top bar counter, and decorative floral displays rest on top of the cabinets to bring splashes of color into the room.










Clutter was removed from counter tops and replaced with only a few appliances used most often and some decorative baskets of food.








This kitchen was painted to brighten it up and give it a fresh, new look.

bedroom - we still need a desser and tv stand. those are the last of the boxes yet to be unpacked.

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