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BEAUTIFUL ROOMS
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Today we will discuss the page and layout at home. The aim is to explore this to provide inspiration so that we can add more knowledge about the interior at home. Hopefully this can help improve your insight, enjoy and thank you
Interior design is a science that discusses the design of artwork in a building and is used to solve human problems. One field of study that is based on design science, this scientific field aims to create a built environment (inner space) through its supporting elements, both physical and non-physical. Making the quality of human life better. Interior design adds an architectural field that encircles the inside of the building. Example: Fixed, decorative, active, temporary interior design.
BEAUTIFUL ROOMS
Last week I showed you a picture of some wonderful green wallpaper by Divine Savages that had been fixed above some dark green tiles and then suddenly I kept seeing gorgeous green tiles everywhere. And now it’s all I want. Watch out downstairs loo, this time I am really coming for you.
Have a look at this wonderful Milan apartment, decorated by Ilse Crawford and available to rent. Aren’t these glossy tiles wonderful? They work equally well with a dark grey or a white so you need have no fear on that score. Just add in a few plants – inside or outside and you’re all set.
And let’s not forget the glory that is pink and green. These tiles are in the Devol London showroom and are handmade at their Cotes Mill headquarters. These are the emerald green London tiles for reference, but they make others too.
Then I wandered further round the far reaches of the internet and found this Puglian trullo to rent with a glorious emerald green tiled floor. Note also the black bathroom fittings – that is definitely a thing as I wrote back in February.
I also found these tiles at Topps, which aren’t exactly the same green, which they do have by the way here, but there wasn’t a picture of them in situ. And I also wanted to show you this vertical layout, which may well replace herringbone as the new way to use metro tiles, which are a classic that will never go out of style. Personally I prefer the herringbone pattern, but Soho House has gone vertical in many of its bathrooms so it’s up to you.
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