Senin, 30 Desember 2013

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What exactly is interior designing?

You cannot simply define interior designing, within the narrow frame work of words. It represents a far greater idea than just designing the interior. The application of interior designing is required in many places like houses, office rooms, show rooms, shops, banks, restaurants, hotels, auditorium, hospitals, and resorts etc…

The job of an interior designing expert is to amalgamate different aspects of a room including color, texture, and light. There will be a basic color combination among walls, floors, ceiling, and furniture sets. Some houses also need to manage external elements like sound, light, and temperature. This particular filed basically supervise side study, space planning, idea, finish selection, drawings, floor plan, detailed drawing, elevation 3 dimensional drawing, material selection, estimation, project management etc…

Why interior designing is important?

A good interior designed with future outlook brings a sensation of superiority and confidence. If you have an extra small or extra big space for interior decoration, it is advisable to use the help from a professional designer. A well planned interior can enhance the reputation of that company. Comfortable atmosphere will boost the efficiency of employees as well. A good interior is considers as the reflection of our status and power.

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Reclaimed wood works


 Old is good. What is old can be new again with a little ingenuity, and I don't mind admitting that the art side of my brain has lots of that.   I think reclaimed wood  is beautiful, and this summer I made great finds on the beaches near our summer house.

Are you wondering how this connects to decor?  Keep reading!

reclaimed wood Newfoundland
Atlantic Ocean beach wood
 Storm tossed and sea sanded house/shed remnants  were dragged home against my better half's judgement. At the time I answered the strong call emitted by these materials, but  I didn't know why I needed them.  My art often begins with the call of materials rather than with sketches and preconceived notions of a final product.

 Margaret Ryall Duntara workshop
Not a pretty site/sight
No this is not the home decor section!

Move over hubby,  I am taking possessions of your precious workshed and tools.  Yep!  I know my way around drills, bandsaws, chopsaws and sanders and I discovered construction adhesive will stick most everything together. Drop paintbrushes, fine papers and canvas.  I have a new palette and perhaps a new series for exhibition.

This one is my keeper.
Reclaimed wood assemblage Beach Quilt Margaret Ryall
Beach Quilt, Margaret Ryall, 2013, reclaimed wood
 And here it is in the back entry of my summer house.  I have to wait until May to see it again (and take some decent shots of it).

You've reached the home decor part
Stay tuned for more creative moments in my life.  What have you created for your home lately?

Jumat, 27 Desember 2013

Elements of Scandinavian Design


 I have lots of love affairs and Scandinavian design is one of them. I developed this passion in my teenage years when I discovered a book in our local library.  Just to put you in the loop, it was a new book then.  It  is  hard to believe that one event can impact one's design aesthetic for life, but that's the case because  I've woven various elements of  mid century Scandinavian design into every home I've  had.

Scandianavian furniture design mid-century modern

Here's my take on  the elements of  mid- century modern Scandinavian design and how I've interpreted it in my own home. 

Form

  •  function is the priority, and then  form is pared back to its simplest statement 
  • materials are chosen for their beauty and longevity
  • the lines are clean and  minimal , often with sinuous curves or  very "boxy"
  • craftsmanship is flawless
  • 360 degree design -  looks good from every angle 
  •  prominent use of wood , followed by  plastic and metals
  • emphasis on nature and organic forms; bring natural materials in
Scandinavian furniture design
Scandinavian furniture design

Scandianavian furniture design
Scandinavian furniture natural tones

Scandinavian furniture design light wood
White furniture on light wood

Check out  other iconic furniture designs in a previous post . So many well known furniture came from Scandinavian designers.


Colour/Light

  • emphasis on magnifying natural light
  • white and off- white interiors with blue or blue gray or black
  • muted  tones,  restricted to neutrals 
  • simple or no window treatments

Scandinavian design colour scheme
Colour in Scandinavian Design

  White colour scheme Scandinavian design
 White colour scheme with light wood


 neutral colour scheme in Scandinavian design
Neutrals with natural wood

Shape

  •  geometric  patterns, free form / organic and florals
 textile patterns Scandinavian design
organic patterns

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Love the hint of blue with the black, white and gray in the  geometric rug.  The pop of blue with the throw is inviting and also creates a sense of warmth in the room. 

geometric white and black patterns Scandinavian-design
geometric patterns

This is such a crisp but inviting room that is made interesting by using a range of textures and patterns.  I love how the striped rug anchors everything.

 accessories by  Lassen Scandinavian design
Lassen Accessories

 Texture

  • wood is highly valued and  used extensively for floors,  walls and furniture
  • natural materials in textiles: linen, wool, cotton, hessian, fur (sheepskin)
  • glass, pottery is used for many accessories
texture in Scandinavian design
Texture in Scandinavian design
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This image shows a simple room with  many natural material in one small space: wool, felted wool, fur , cotton and possibly linen.  And great art to anchor the space,.  Wouldn't you love to sit on that chair?

natural materials and texture Scandinavian  design
Natural materials in textiles


Another chair holding  a selection of cozy textiles that you can choose to cuddle up with. 

accessories texture Scandinavian design
 Texture in accessories

There's nothing like a matte inky black vase and natural elements to draw your attention to a corner or an interesting piece of furniture.  This one is so sleek next to the roughly carved  stool. A great mix. 

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Knits in Scandinavian  design

 Nothing is as inviting as knits on a bed.  All that texture, light colour and cuddle potential.

Space 

  • uncluttered,  room to rest the eye
  • easy to move around
 open space Scandinaviandesign
Open design


 And here's my  always in transition, uniquely Newfoundland,  mid century Scandinavian look at Christmas!

Scandinavian colour scheme Newfoundland home
Scandinavian colour scheme

I like minimal window coverings in a south facing window when privacy isn't an issue, hints of black and natural toned birch with lots of white and gray.


Scandinavian design with a twist
Scandinavian design  with a twist

Christmas decorations without the traditional red or green and my new Kubus 4 candle holder  that is quickly becoming my favourite accessory next to  pillows from my sister who knows just what a room needs.    
 mid century modern dining room Scandinavian design
Mid Century Danish modern hand crafted

Scandinavian design Christmas
Natural elements Christmas

Margaret Ryall


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What elements of Scandinavian design do you have in your home? 

Kamis, 26 Desember 2013

3d home designs, plans, architects, images, kerala | india

3d home designs


Famous architects  knows that the creation of a sample 3D design is quite helpful while planning the structure and elevation of your home. He also recommends building a virtual house in 3D, to Yabeen readers.


3d home designs
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People always want their home construction works to be completed at earliest. Many of them mess up the plans, just because they want to take a look at their dream home as quickly as possible. Have you ever wondered about the possibility of exploring your home, even before building it? It’s not magic but modern computer technology. A good graphic designer will help you to create a virtual home, using computer software systems. You will be able to review, modify, and edit the plan. Our famous architect Shamir Muhammad had completed constructing a lot of happy houses, which were approved after editing 3D images.


3d designs
3d home designs

When a person approaches architects, they will have a bunch of complicated ideas. It is not easy to understand their requirements completely. That’s exactly where 3D imaging comes to save you. An architect can arrange color, elevation, plan, space, and furniture sets, according to the owner. There are many benefits for using 3D imaging technique. The customer can define appearance of each and every room.
People often wonder why their home looks different from their dreams. If you failed to convey your exact ideas with your designer, it will affect the outcome. First of all, check whether the architect got a clear picture from your descriptions. It will be a good idea to make use of 3D designing techniques, if you want to get a clear view of your future home. If the virtual plan doesn’t go according to your ideas, you have all the freedom to change it without lapsing money.

The demand for 3D designs is booming day by day. Customers can even use the help of 3D design, to arrange the position of furniture sets as well as lights.

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Senin, 23 Desember 2013

Happy Holidays!


See you in 2014! 
Love, 
Carrie and Chris

10 Special Painted Santas

Santas are an important part of Christmas decorating  in my house.  Rather than buying them over the years, I've enjoyed creating my painted Santas.  I began with tall wooden  Santas that stood like sentinels on my stairs each Christmas.


painted birdhouse santa
Birdhouse Santa

For many years  this family of Santas  provided a great topic of conversation for guests who were eager to see what the new Santa would be.  As time passed, so did  my interest in just a little too many Christmas decorations.  These  Santas now  lie in my storage room lonely, covered in dust, and  reminiscing about better times.  Perhaps they will become the illustrations for  Christmas stories for my granddaughters. 

The Santas that still hold a special place in my heart, and get displayed on my  tree each year, are the small ornamental ones. No material was sacred: slate, driftwood, balsa wood, cinnamon sticks, light bulbs etc. . Today they all sit proudly next to glittery balls, sparkly stars and other finery.  It is never the glitz that people admire on my tree; it is always my Santas. So much for sparkle.

painted Swedish Santa
Swedish Santa

90's Driftwood Santa Designing Home
Driftwood Santa

Holly painted Santa Designing Home
Holly Santa

painted Santa striped Designing Home
 Striped Santa

painted Santa Designing Home
Green eyed Santa

painted Santa Margaret Ryall
 Light bulb Santa
Long Beard Santa



painted Santa Margaret Ryall
 Slate Santa Blue Eyes

painted Santa
 Santa Don

painted Santa
Cinnamon Santa

What special ornaments hold a place in your yearly  Christmas decor?

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