MY DREAM HOUSE: October 2011

Saturday, October 29, 2011

Fancy Restaurant Interior Design In Tehran: Interior Design Ideas

Fancy Restaurant Interior Design In Tehran

Posted: 29 Oct 2011 02:45 AM PDT

Now here is a something fancy from Iran. Expose designers were involved in planning these spaces and one of the top design requirements was to facilitate easy cleaning of the space under tables. Expose achieved this by making ‘floating’ tables and also designed matching seating. We are not going to say this would be the most comfortable solution out there, but hey, ergonomic seating is not the first thing on your list when you dine out.

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Friday, October 28, 2011

Modern Japanese Kitchens: Interior Design Ideas

Modern Japanese Kitchens

Posted: 27 Oct 2011 10:14 AM PDT

There's something to be said about these Japanese kitchens – they are sleek, modern, captivating, and makes quite the dynamic statement. You cannot pin them to a particular mood or tone – they can be warm and cozy or cool and clean. But one popular idea most Japanese kitchens seem to subscribe to is to bring people together, to create a space that can be lived in – a space that incorporates cooking, eating, and relaxing all together. Essentially, a place one would enjoy spending a lot of time in with friends and family – laughing, sharing stories and recipes with, and enjoying the company of each other in a comfortable and inviting room. The designs from ToyoKitchen show all aspects of traditional design though in quite modern settings. Their designs include warm tones with wood flooring and cabinetry and also cooler tones with stainless steel countertops and appliances. One consistent theme you will notice is straight lines – from the cabinetry and flooring to the lighting and seating areas you will see a continuity of simple lines. It is the clean lines and minimalist approach that makes Japanese kitchen design stand out and keeps families cooking, eating, and loving every moment they spend in their beautifully designed rooms.