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Friday, September 2, 2011

The Viceroy Hotel, Bali: Interior Design Ideas

The Viceroy Hotel, Bali: Interior Design Ideas

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The Viceroy Hotel, Bali

Posted: 01 Sep 2011 09:37 AM PDT

We received a lot of queries about an image featured in our Dozen Spots That Make Us Say 'Wow!' post we did a while back. That particular image, the 2nd one in that post, was uncredited as we couldn’t pin a source to it back then. Given the attention it was receiving we decided to dig around a bit and have now the whereabouts of this paradise. It is The Viceroy in Ubud, Bali, Indonesia and it is one of the most serenely beautiful vacation spots in the world. With its excessive indoor and outdoor pools, majestic mountain views, and lush green surroundings, it is quite a surreal place.
A semi circular terrace offers majestic and breathtaking views of Ubud's lush forestry. The deluxe terrace suite offers couples romantic and private relaxation areas. Many of the rooms come with their own private pools, sometimes flowing indoors or outdoors. The luxury hotel chain describes the architecture and design of their Bali counterpart as harmonious with nature and full of warm light, with beautiful views and a soothing atmosphere overall. Bali Pool and Lounge chairs The jacuzzi. The simple Asian-inspired decor, indoor pool, and overflow of warm light make the restroom an especially soothing space. Some pools flow through the interiors of the terrace suites, enhancing guests' connection to the outdoors, even while inside. A luxurious tub with floating flower petals is truly romantic for couples. Marble floors and sumptuous, dark red curtains decorate the sensuous master bedroom. Bali Viceroy Patio and Pool Enjoy a truly memorabl meal on the terraces of the Viceroy, with their stunning views. The Viceroy Bali at night.

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Thursday, September 1, 2011

Interior Renderings by Design Code: Interior Design Ideas

Interior Renderings by Design Code: Interior Design Ideas

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Interior Renderings by Design Code

Posted: 31 Aug 2011 08:01 AM PDT

Design Code, a relatively young architecture and interior design firm based in Amman, Jordan brings you these concept renderings for exquisite entrance hallways, living areas, bedrooms, and dining areas. They have described their inspiration and style as a conversation between the past and the future. They aim to make the best out of the resources available to them and to enliven architecture in Jordan as well as other parts of the world. These renderings evoke an unusual blend of interior design style — you can see the influence of culture in the screen prints of turbaned men on horseback, in the rich, golden tapestries of some walls, and the intricately-patterned richly colored Persian rugs. You can also see the influence of basic geometric forms in Design Code’s work – large circles and rectangles decorate the ceilings and walls, disco ball chandeliers seem to be suspended by what seem to be cylindrical light-beams from the ceiling, and bold parallel lines.

Geometric design prints decorate the walls and ceiling of this modern living area rendering. All of the lines in this simple bedroom run parallel to each other and form rectangles. The chandelier in this living area seems to be floating from a light-beam -- this adds drama and flair to an otherwise simple living room. We particularly loved the screenprints of men on horseback set against the gold-embellished walls, as well as the funky chandeliers once again. There are more shapes in this modern living room - we see circles, rectangles, squares - all in a nuetral palette of brown and beige, with pops of refreshing red or cool blue. grey and black living room 3 grey and black living room red and blakc bedroom This entrance hallway evokes Jordan culture with stone stairwells, persian rugs, ornate columns and doorways, and an array of exotic plants. The glass domed ceiling beautifully allows pools of light to brighten the space and make it appear as if one may be outdoors. Another circle emerges from the ceiling. This modern bedroom includes two, separate work spaces for each person. There are touches of old and new in this bedroom. This hall is all white marble, white ornate furniture and touches of pink and old paintings.

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