Category: Facade Innovations

The designer trick for choosing the right living room color for living room

If you consider the essentials of a living room, it goes without saying that you actually have to use the room. A sofa is of course a must and probably the first object to which your spirit has hiked. A television probably fought for this top position, followed by a table where they hold their… Continue reading The designer trick for choosing the right living room color for living room

Brutalistic icon Torre Velasca is reopened in Milan – PA

Torre Velasca, one of the most famous skyscrapers in Milan, recently undergone comprehensive restoration and reprogramming. After the structure was built after the Second World War, the tower was designed by the Architectural Group BBPR (Banfi, Belgiojoso, Peressutti, Rogers), and between 1956 and 1958 the tower shows a unique mix of modernist aspirations and medieval… Continue reading Brutalistic icon Torre Velasca is reopened in Milan – PA

With color -changing front panels: LG extends its refrigerator line

Experience is further improved by intelligent characteristics such as motion sensors, which further improve the light when approaching the fridge, the colorful visual warnings when opening and night lighting at the freezing door. When the LED system is switched off, the refrigerator presents an elegant appearance in gray and white tones that fits every design… Continue reading With color -changing front panels: LG extends its refrigerator line

The carpet paint that took over modern houses is now officially outdated

Home design trends come and go. A trend that is definitely on the way to the door? Sparet, cool minimalism. In 2025 and beyond, homeowners and designers want to revitalize rooms with lively colors, cosiness and warmth. They let off the gray color, add their own personal details and lean into texture and character so… Continue reading The carpet paint that took over modern houses is now officially outdated

This “calm” tiny garden hut is so cute that I want a garden (people say it is “beautiful”))

Even if you are not ready for a full-time house life, accessory living units are a relatively cheap and easy way to give your home additional square meter number. A typical example: Allwood is now selling the sweetest Cottagecore Garden House for a little more than $ 7,000 (without shipping)-and the coastal house inspired by… Continue reading This “calm” tiny garden hut is so cute that I want a garden (people say it is “beautiful”))

Wave -like aluminum curtain facade via the Ain Shams University Theater in Egypt

Elmaghraby Design House enlivens the hall of the University of Ain Shams University Elmaghraby Design House takes over in collaboration with Professor Dr. Gamal el-Kholy die rehabilitation a disused lecture hall at Ain Shams University in Cairo, Egypt. The project has led to a significant addition to the campusA multifunctional theater This leads through a… Continue reading Wave -like aluminum curtain facade via the Ain Shams University Theater in Egypt

Double B Hostel, Bangkok, Thailand

Double B Hostel, Bangkok, Thailand Architecture Photos, Southeast Asian design pictures June 12, 2025 Design: VMA Design Studio Location: Sao Chingcha, Bangkok, Thailand Photos by Deadon Actwater, Art Chihsananupon Double -B hostel, Thailand The VMA design studio has completed the Double B Hostel project and turned a country piece into a 27-room boutique hostel with… Continue reading Double B Hostel, Bangkok, Thailand

New Haven clothing designer writes the Black Wall Street Festival for its success – NBC Connecticut

NBC Connecticut is the proud sponsor of the Black Wall Street Festival, which is scheduled for August 16 in New Haven. The one -day festival shows black and brown business owners and helps aspiring entrepreneurs to get their business on the way. Before the event, we play companies that were successful through the festival. “In… Continue reading New Haven clothing designer writes the Black Wall Street Festival for its success – NBC Connecticut

Rethink the blueprint

Ben Hancock is the managing director of Oscar Acoustics Credit: Antonia Stuart The entire office ecosphere has changed fundamentally and together with the requirements for our built environments. However, not everyone seems to have preserved the memo. Since companies continue to navigate to get the big return to the office, it is not enough to… Continue reading Rethink the blueprint