Articles in the Architecture Category
Design, Viva Las VegasPosted in Architecture, Furniture, Industry Shows/Expos, Interior Design/Decorate on 22 February 2010
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Las Vegas definitely wants to show the world that it’s not only about gambling. They opened the Las Vegas Design Center (LVDC) a few years ago and added another showroom building. The design center, when completed, will be the largest trade show complex in the world.
Many familiar vendors are there, including Ethan Allen, Kreiss, and [...]
A Regular Bauhaus-FestPosted in Architecture, Art/Museums, General Posts on 23 December 2009
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If you saw my previous post on the Bauhaus exhibit at MOMA (or if you scroll down to it now) you’ll see that MOMA has this terrific extravaganza of all things Bauhaus—paintings, sculpture, furniture, weaving, hands-on-workshops. Everything but a beer garden.
Not only that, but right uptown, at the Guggenheim Museum, there is a huge Kandinsky [...]
Posted in Architecture, I Want One, Interior Design/Decorate on 16 November 2009
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Dollhouses have come and go in many shapes and sizes - but most of them have been stuck in the last century or even before that. The most popular styles were Victorian, Colonial or Classical. The modern era has sadly been largely ignored. Until now.
Modernistas and Minimalistas - rejoice! Danish design house, Minimii, has recreated [...]
Posted in Architecture, I Want One, Interior Design/Decorate on 16 October 2009
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Ever since first laying eyes on a Vipp refuse can, I was in love. The Danish company’s cans are unmatched in their combination of aesthetic appeal with functionality - sharp lines and neutral colors with an easy-to-clean finish and a wide rubber foot pedal. It helps that they have been hand-constructed from quality materials since [...]
Posted in Architecture, Color, Feng Shui, Green Design, Interior Design/Decorate, Lifestyle on 2 September 2009
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Have you been stuck at home, wondering what’s going on in design in the world beyond your little corner? Or maybe you’ve just come back from your summer holidays, and your appetite for new ideas is whetted. Either way, you should check out the new Designer Monthly that just went up today, with features on [...]
Posted in Architecture, General Posts, Green Design on 31 August 2009
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I have to admit that partly I wanted to post this just because this photo is so cool. I love the idea of nature being stronger than the things we build, and this photo exemplifies that.
But it is also part of the publicity for an event in Chicago September 2 that sounds so great I [...]
Posted in Architecture, Green Design on 19 August 2009
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If you’re on the East Coast of the US right now, you’re really feeling the heat. And hopefully not using your A/C too much for relief.
There are, of course, methods big and small for greening the planet with home decor. The small things you can do right now: get some insulated shades and close them [...]
Posted in Architecture, Bath/Kitchen Design, Feng Shui, Green Design, Interior Design/Decorate, Remodeling on 10 August 2009
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You know how, sometimes, you’re standing around in the shower and don’t really need the water on? Especially if you’re becoming more aware of just how precious that water is. And yet, turning the water off and back on again is sometimes just more than you’re willing to do.
Here is the coolest water-saving device we’ve [...]
Posted in Architecture, Art/Museums, Interior Design/Decorate on 3 July 2009
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Just found this blog, hosted by interiordesign.net:
http://www.interiordesign.net/blog/1850000585.html
This is a collection of posts by five different writers, including D.B. Kim a “traveling design guru,” with the article round-up overseen by Editor-in-Chief Cindy Allen. It’s an intersting assortment of points of view and takes on design; the latest post on the Musee D’Orsay in Paris gives an [...]
Posted in Architecture, Art/Museums, Interior Design/Decorate, Lifestyle, Remodeling on 3 July 2009
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If you’re going to San Francisco….before next weekend, schedule in a stop at the Metropolitan Home “Modern By Design” show house in Pacific Heights.
Several designers, each of whom was assigned a different area of the house, will show off their work in the historic 7,000 square feet home. Proceeds will go to the San Francisco [...]




