Interior Sofa Design from Italy

Description from designer:
An elaborate collection of sofas, armchairs and tables, whose basic frames and main characteristics are defined but, at the same time, whose geometries and finishes are completely free and totally customizable by the end-user. The large platforms that support sofas and armchairs, are freely configurable, as well as seats and cushions, extremely flexible in their shapes and structural components to allow different degrees of comfort and various uses. The materials used for these sofas are refined and sophisticated: they vary from the woven, decorated or laser-cut leathers by Foglizzo, to the exclusive fabrics of the Saporiti Italia collection, to the mat or high gloss lacquers of the platforms. In the tables too, shapes, finishing and surfaces can be totally customized. Their surfaces can be made in wood or lacquer and they can be decorated and inlayed with refined designs and patterns, made with traditional techniques and materials, such as wood or precious metals, but also with innovative metals, such as steel, aluminium, titanium.

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1. Living Room Decorating
Select and use a kind of decoration you like most, of course, that also can help make your space seem larger. You also have to be careful to design the storage, it should be larger, making it easier for you to put or keep your belongings.

2. Fit By Size
Your furniture size should be smaller than your living room area, so the room does not look cramped or claustrophobic. Maximize space with a length of 2 seat sofa than a large sofa, to make your guests feel comfort sitting on. What a great idea if you decorate your room with fun style and combine it with your collectible items.

3. Put Your Furniture In The Right Place
Keep in mind, when you’re decorating a small family room and living room, you have to think also where you will place the accessories and furniture. Make sure your furniture does not close the door so as not to block the door when opened and closed.

If you centralize the approach in terms of design, you should plan from the beginning how to maximize the family room and living room. You can try to use modern decorating style, as this will make the room seem more spacious. Deciding design style which is really become your desire will certainly spend most of your time.

4. Use Coloring Technique
Color is one of the factors that influence the design of your living room and family room. If you believe that you should paint your small room with white color, this is a good thing for you. You can specify colors that can make the space seem bigger impression by decorating colors that reflect the same intensity, or use a theme.

To give you more description, we will provide some pictures of living room and family room design, just enjoy…

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Small House Design by Secrest Architecture

The Description from The Architects:
The Silvertree residence is a study in how a small, dated, closed in and inwardly focused residence can be revived into an inspiring small house design that interacts with the outdoors. The wonderful climate of the Sonoran desert, and the opportunity for indoor-outdoor living, was ignored in the previous floor plan of this vaguely Mediterranean 1970s home. A nicely scaled rear terrace with great desert, mountain and partial city views was nearly inaccessible in the floor plan of the existing house. The user had to either go through the existing garage or through the master bedroom to access the rear patio. A new multi-functional space, and a remodeled kitchen and dining room, all revolve around a new three-sided fireplace. The fireplace is at the nucleus of the space and acts as a focal point while separating the spaces. The fireplace is positioned to open to all of the living spaces as well as the exterior patio. These new spaces allow the rest of the existing house to be connected with the exterior. The garage was relocated, creating better access in and out of the garage and allowing the rest of the rear of the house to open to the exterior. The new location buffers the living spaces from the roadway. The garage is covered with integral color plaster contrasting but complementing the existing painted stucco house and site walls. Storage is concealed behind birch panels allowing the garage to be minimal and uncluttered. The new garage acts as a showplace for the owners beloved restored 1970 Citroen DS. A pantry was added between living areas and the new garage creating a transitional space and extra storage for the new kitchen. The pantry is clad in birch panels with concealed pullout pantry doors.
The new living spaces open the house to the outdoors while maintaining privacy in its suburban setting. Fenestration was positioned to provide controlled views and light while screening neighboring houses. A clerestory window opens to the east allowing views of the tops of the Catalina Mountains. Mullion less butt-jointed glazing was used on the north facade to strengthen the connectivity with the outdoors and provide unfettered views. A large steel beam spans across the space supporting the roof making the roof appear to float over the mullion-less glass below. Large retractable screens concealed in the ceiling provide privacy and solar control when needed. The existing patio porch framing was saved and covered with birch panel plywood to unite the interior and exterior. The framing is supported by steel wide-flange beams and concrete columns echoing the interior language. The new small house design allows the exterior patio to become an extension of the interior spaces encouraging indoor-outdoor living. Integral color concrete floors below, and birch soffits above, extend to the exterior breaking the conventional opaque boundary, blurring the line between interior and exterior. A large custom sliding door can be opened to strengthen the connectivity with the exterior spaces. The space now becomes an observatory in which one can experience the ever changing environment of the desert; the daily and annual changes of light; the blooming Palo Verdes in spring; and the spectacular lightning shows during the monsoons.

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House Design by Mark Tracy

Mark Tracy’s Description:
The intent of this design was to create a modern, art-gallery-style space to entertain hip, young guests and party goers. The 11-foot custom-designed aluminum front door opens to striped Italian floor tile, a three-story elevator tower surrounded with custom art, and a floating staircase trimmed with stainless steel. A 14-foot wide fireplace is the primary feature of the kitchen and living space, accompanied by Scavolini cabinets and metallic silver hardwood floors. Blue LED lighting glows around the second tier ceiling which extends from the kitchen and down the media wall and fireplace; it also accents the ceiling of the master bath.

The residence is located in The Ridges, an upscale custom home community to the west of Las Vegas nearing Red Rock Canyon.

Here are the pictures of Mark Tracy’s house design

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The architects explore space by space of this interior for offering different experience to stay inside this home. The transition between the rooms is continuous and lets the movement flow freely across the numerous levels.

The spatial flexibility that transforms this home is an innovative housing concept which adapts itself to the actual necessities and to the new usages. Where roominess, brightness and time flow in a multifunctional space without corners or precedence. It is also about expanding the parameters of interior design as well as the conventional trends of arrangement.

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To increase the sense of space, the interior walls is minimized to create a open space concept house and connected to the nature. A white minimalist staircase with open steps are used to connect the first floor until third floor, and leads to a wide window with benches that really makes you feel like sitting in the park. Natural wood floors bring a warm atmosphere to each room.

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This house is designed with a minimalist style and there are so many large glass windows. This window gives the impression that the inside of the house blend with the environment outside. It is a really interesting Farmhouse to serve as a reference for you

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Collaboration with: Massimo Gardone
Material: Metallic structure and covering with woven printer for sublimation
Typology: Ceiling / wall lamp
Client: Foscarini
Year: 2007/2008

Poetry and practicality, concepts that are seemingly distant, combine in Wagashi, a large wall and ceiling light that represents the osmosis between different sensibilities and skills in different fields: photography and design on the artistic side and, on the entrepreneurial front, Foscarini’s expertise in interpreting projects and translating them into serial creations.

Together with the interaction of eclectic synergies that have combined photographic design with lighting, there is a wide range of research in this project: in materials, in the selection of printing techniques and image transfer onto the chosen fabric and in the choice of the most suitable colors, thanks to the help of the ‘Master of Colors’ Giulio Ridolfo. Wagashi is the perfect decor element. It has a strong presence that is full of personality, but is at the same time ethereal and elegant, with a pleasant synthesis of Eastern-inspired lines and decoration. Its name, Wagashi, is also a sign of this. Wagashi are artistic sweets that are part of ancient Japanese tradition, which appear in numerous varieties inspired by the changing of the seasons.

In the same way, the alternating pale and bright colors of petals and corollae, artistic photographs by Massimo Gardone, characterise the neutral fabric that combines with Luca Nichetto’s trademark simple, eccentric shapes in an interplay of shades, brushstrokes and chiaroscuro.

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