Your house is a minimalist design? minimalism is the key word for the occupancy or minimalist homes, they need practical, concise, and multifunctional. This minimalist furniture is one of them:
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Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Minimalist Multifunctional Furniture: A Folding Chair Into The Ladder
Furniture and versatile multifunctionality Minimalism
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Minimalist Furniture Design Multipurpose and Multifunctional
Your house is a minimalist design? location and limited space at home? The following furniture might be an option for home owners and minimalist. Form of simple furniture, modern and practical, as it can change the function, practical and change shape in an instant.
Sofa Design is simple orange in a flash can be changed into a Bunk Bed for 2 people
Daytime functioning as a desk, and at night becomes a comfortable bed.
Complete work space turned into a bedroom at night
One again, the Design the sofa to Bunk BedMonday, June 28, 2010
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Hillsdale Furniture 1418 Series Tiburon Mezzo Bedroom Set
Hillsdale Furniture 1418 Series With its ever-popular espresso finish and classic round pewter hardware, the transitional design of the Tiburon Mezzo Bed is a contemporary classic. With clean lines and flared tapered legs, this bed is both simple and sophisticated. Easy to blend into your home, updating your guest or master bedroom with the Tiburon Mezzo Bed is the perfect solution! Available in queen and king sizes. This set includes the Tiburon Mezzo Bed and the matching Espresso Nightstand. Complete this marvelous bedroom set with the matching Espresso Dresser, mirror, chest, and armoire, and don't forget about our 7-piece bedding sets! Features: -Espresso wood -Magnesium pewter accents -Set includes bed and matching nightstand -Optional dresser, mirror, chest, armoire, and 7-piece bedding set also available -Convenient under-bed storage drawers provide ample storage to meet your needs -Interesting blend of curves and angles -Some assembly may be required -Recommended care: Dust frequently using a clean, specially treated dusting cloth that will attract and hold dust particles. Do not use liquid or abrasive cleaners as they may damage the finish -NOTE: King size ships truck freight -Box spring required for adequate mattress support -Please Note: Optional Serta Mattress and box spring ships separately from bedroom furniture, and may arrive for delivery on an earlier or later date than bedroom furniture. -Optional box spring available in choice of either standard or low profile height Item Dimensions: -Queen headboard dimensions: 54" H x 66" W -Queen footboard dimensions: 32" H x 66" W -King headboard dimensions: 54" H x 84" W -King footboard dimensions: 32" H x 84" W -Nightstand dimensions: 25" H x 26.75" W x 15.5" D -Dresser dimensions: 34" H x 61.75" W x 17" D -Wood mirror dimensions: 43.25" H x 33.75" W -Tall dresser dimensions: 41" H x 51.5" W x 17" D -Tall dresser wood mirror dimensions: 40" H x 34.5"W -Chest dimensions: 51.75" H x 35.75" W x 17" D -Armoire dSee AlsoSunday, June 27, 2010
Walk A Little Slower Daddy
"Walk a little slower Daddy,"said a child so small,
"I'm following in your footsteps
and I don't want to fall.
Sometimes your steps are very fast,
Sometimes they're hard to see;
So walk a little slower, Daddy,
For you are leading me.
Someday when I'm all grown up,
You're what I want to be;
Then I will have a little child
Who'll want to follow me.
And I would want to lead just right,
And know that I was true,
So walk a little slower, Daddy,
For I must follow you."
-Author Unknown
On Father's Day my daughter Trinity gave me a cute little card with this poem. I missed church this Father's day but didn't miss getting some Father's day exhortation! I'm not sure why but every time I read this simple poem it is very convicting to me and gets me kind of choked up. The message is a good one and I hope it blesses some other Dads out there.
10 Most Unique Home Design in The World
Houses are a reflection of the personality of the owner. For a well-established, houses are often used as a reflection of his establishment, as a form of manifestation of the achievements in life. For a young family, a house desirable as a place that symbolized the start to live a long life full of struggle in order to achieve happiness.
For the realization of These symbols, many people are willing to reach into the pocket of her, in order to realize a dream house.
But it occurred to by your view of how an artist on a house? Type, such as whether the house they desire?
For an artist, the house is a 'canvas' or the media to realize the expression of his artistic soul. Curious how the forms? please see pictures below.
Pumpkin House Design
Hobbit House Design
Shoe House Design
Design House Round
Sphere House Design
Pink Castle Design
Kettle House Design
Design House Grass Ceiling
Half Circle Design House
Ball House DesignAfter viewing the unique design of the house. if you are interested in creating a design house like the one above?
Saturday, June 26, 2010
Plan and Minimalist House Design Tips
Minimalist Home DesignsIn building a house is minimalist, not easy as you imagine. many things to consider in building a minimalist home. the plan is a minimum. and interior space therein made to the minimum.
Minimalist house, there are only a few of my other family bird birds usually combined with sitting room, kitchen and living room there are only two bedrooms and a garage for one car only.
Minimalist house may not have a large yard for children to play, so that a child's room should be made as comfortable as possible. so that children feel relaxed in that space. I think quite a few tips from me to make a minimalist home.
Minimalist house, there are only a few of my other family bird birds usually combined with sitting room, kitchen and living room there are only two bedrooms and a garage for one car only.
Minimalist house may not have a large yard for children to play, so that a child's room should be made as comfortable as possible. so that children feel relaxed in that space. I think quite a few tips from me to make a minimalist home.
Friday, June 25, 2010
What is Architecture Minimalist? Minimalist House Design
The roots of minimalism in architecture is often traced back to the mid to late 1950s. Movement is a reaction to the new style of architecture - and lifestyle - which is being cultivated in the United States. In the U.S. boom in the years after World War II, there is a movement towards a large and exaggerated style of the building. During this era, groomed suburbs and supermarkets all over the map of the cave appeared, and there was a tendency garnish it. Minimalism was developed as a response to a lifestyle that increasingly commercial and consumer are reflected in the design.
Despite the minimalist art (which is sometimes known as a literalist art) has its roots in America, minimalist architecture was born elsewhere. Northern Europe, especially Scandinavia, and Japan is very important in the history of minimalist design, and in fact, this place remains one of the biggest embracers minimalism.
In general, the idea of minimalism can be described as "less is more," or as some designers and architects are fond of saying, "do more with less" minimalist architects use space as a design feature in and of itself .. Rather than attempting to fill the space with features, they create designs where space is as carefully thought out and used as the things they add to the room. basic shapes and straight, clean lines that are also important techniques used in minimalist designs, such as playing with various types of illumination. The result is elegant but not fussy.
Another technique often used is to provide a feature that more than one use. One example might be the floor beneath the heating unit, either form the basis for the room and heating room. This allows the designer to create the optimal utility without crowding the space.
Some of the important architects working in the field of minimalist design includes:
Despite the minimalist art (which is sometimes known as a literalist art) has its roots in America, minimalist architecture was born elsewhere. Northern Europe, especially Scandinavia, and Japan is very important in the history of minimalist design, and in fact, this place remains one of the biggest embracers minimalism.
In general, the idea of minimalism can be described as "less is more," or as some designers and architects are fond of saying, "do more with less" minimalist architects use space as a design feature in and of itself .. Rather than attempting to fill the space with features, they create designs where space is as carefully thought out and used as the things they add to the room. basic shapes and straight, clean lines that are also important techniques used in minimalist designs, such as playing with various types of illumination. The result is elegant but not fussy.
Another technique often used is to provide a feature that more than one use. One example might be the floor beneath the heating unit, either form the basis for the room and heating room. This allows the designer to create the optimal utility without crowding the space.
Some of the important architects working in the field of minimalist design includes:
- Lugdwig Mies van der Rohe
- Buckminster Fuller
- Dieter Rams
- Luis Barragan
- John Pawson
- Eduardo Souto de Mouro
- Alvar Siza
- Tadao Ando
- Alberto Campo Baeza
- Yoshi Tanigushi
- Peter Zumthor
- Richard Gluckman
- Michael Gabellini
- Claudio Silverstrin
- Vincent Van Duysen
Thursday, June 24, 2010
T or F: People Just Fall Out Of Love
I got this in a newsletter from Michele Weiner-Davis, one of my favorite marriage therapist/ authors:
True or False: "People just fall out of love."
Answer: False
Some people believe that they need to divorce their spouses because they've fallen out of love. They didn't mean for it to happen, it just happened. To them, love is a feeling that is either there or it's not there. If it's there, you get married. If it's not there, you divorce. This is one of the silliest ideas I have ever heard.
The number one cause for the breakdown in marriages in our country is that people don't spend enough time together. They take their marriages and their spouses for granted. Everything- work, the kids, soccer games, community activities, extended family obligations, and so on- becomes more important than spending time together-. The marriage gets placed on the bottom of the priority list. When this happens, people grow apart. They become two strangers passing in the night. They're no longer a team. And, because they're distant, the little time they do spend together, they end up fighting.
This distance and alienation sometimes fools people into thinking they've fallen out of love. They feel numb. They can't imagine ever re-igniting those loving feelings. But the truth is, the love hasn't been destroyed, it's just camouflaged beneath the numbness. And, by retracing the steps taken to weaken love's bond, the feelings of warmth, connection, friendship and intimacy can be restored.
While not spending enough quality time together is not the only destroyer of relationships, I agree with the author that it probably the most common (and easiest to treat). I take is a warning but also encouragement - time can indeed heal alot of wounds. One of the tasks I give couples sometimes is to schedule 10 to 15 hours a week to spend together actively meeting each others most important emotional needs. This is accomplished by giving your spouse a great gift - your undivided attention for awhile. It doesn't solve every problem but I have literally seen it transform some marriages in a week or two.
True or False: "People just fall out of love."
Answer: False
Some people believe that they need to divorce their spouses because they've fallen out of love. They didn't mean for it to happen, it just happened. To them, love is a feeling that is either there or it's not there. If it's there, you get married. If it's not there, you divorce. This is one of the silliest ideas I have ever heard.
The number one cause for the breakdown in marriages in our country is that people don't spend enough time together. They take their marriages and their spouses for granted. Everything- work, the kids, soccer games, community activities, extended family obligations, and so on- becomes more important than spending time together-. The marriage gets placed on the bottom of the priority list. When this happens, people grow apart. They become two strangers passing in the night. They're no longer a team. And, because they're distant, the little time they do spend together, they end up fighting.
This distance and alienation sometimes fools people into thinking they've fallen out of love. They feel numb. They can't imagine ever re-igniting those loving feelings. But the truth is, the love hasn't been destroyed, it's just camouflaged beneath the numbness. And, by retracing the steps taken to weaken love's bond, the feelings of warmth, connection, friendship and intimacy can be restored.
While not spending enough quality time together is not the only destroyer of relationships, I agree with the author that it probably the most common (and easiest to treat). I take is a warning but also encouragement - time can indeed heal alot of wounds. One of the tasks I give couples sometimes is to schedule 10 to 15 hours a week to spend together actively meeting each others most important emotional needs. This is accomplished by giving your spouse a great gift - your undivided attention for awhile. It doesn't solve every problem but I have literally seen it transform some marriages in a week or two.
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
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Minimalist Contemporary Design House in Brazil
This is a contemporary minimalist house design in Brazil. This project is a contemporary minimalist house designed by Arthur Casas is located in Iparonga, Brazil. Cumaru wood exterior panels with a warm, House in Iporanga is an architect who lives in the forest. "I always wanted a house in the woods, in a place where I can relax and recharge" my energy, said Arthur, from Arthur Casas.
This house is in great shape two simple, symmetrical cubes embracing an open space. As explained, 'reinforces the lack of integration with the environment home partition and add grandeur to a minimalist living area. A limit of a large terrace house, serves as a corridor to observe the surrounding untouched Atlantic Rain Forest, and the partition between the natural and built. Resigned, inched unlimited pool seems to pour into the thick vegetation. "
Private room at the side of the cube around. On the upper floor accessed by a thin bed of floating Cumaru catwalk leading to the ultra-thin profile. To the left: the guest bedroom and a private guest room. To right: master with en suite.
Below is the kitchen and the waiter places to the left, the guest bedroom and office to the right. This office has two large picture windows east and south. This seating area to be shaded from the sun-centered summer, shining in the east and west through the door of this room a big wind.
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