MY DREAM HOUSE: “Home Designing Is Looking For Writers” plus 1 more

Tuesday, June 24, 2014

“Home Designing Is Looking For Writers” plus 1 more

Posted: 23 Jun 2014 12:30 PM PDT

Home-Designing is in need of writers again. If you had applied for this position the last time we put out a notice, we already have your application and we will look through them again. If you haven’t, this is your chance!

Here is what we are looking for in a candidate:

1. A passion for design/decor (education or professional experience in interior design is not required but would be treated as a plus)

2. ~~Excellent~~ Phenomenal writing skills (English). You should be a natural at describing images because spinning stories around them is something you will be doing on a regular basis.

3. If you already write for a publication(print or web), that is considered as a plus.

4. A willingness to learn and explore!

Job Profile

Position: Writer

Work Location: Your Home. :) (You can telecommute)

Payment: To be discussed.

How do I apply?

Send an email to this address ‘response@home-designing.com‘ with the subject line ‘Writer‘. Be sure to include the following details.

1. Your Name, Profession, Availability(How many hours you can spend per day), Country
2. Why you want to write for us and how you match our requirements.
3. Any past written work that you might want to show us.

All the Best!

PS: We do NOT welcome applications from marketing/PR agents who are looking to push in links to their own products or services through articles.

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Beautiful Loft Design: A Solution to Space Shortage

Posted: 23 Jun 2014 07:20 AM PDT

This project represents an open-plan office converted into a ‘living-work’ space. Designed by Hugo D'Enjoy and Armando Elias of Studio craft design, this place is a promising solution to the growing concern of most Londoners – the space shortage. The design is insightful and it presents to space utilization a very fresh perspective. This functional layout uses one single volume as the element dividing dining, sleeping, storage, living and working spaces. The wall connecting the bathroom and dining room has a staircase connected to it which leads to the mezzanine level. The roof eaves and the walls are all painted white. A single tone color palate presents an opportunity to the owner to personalize the space and the staircase, which also acts one wall of the dining room, is used up to store all the items. The wooden floor like in any other London home insulates the loft from outside cold weather and also maintains the contemporary charm of the loft.

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