Category: Facade Innovations

With designer Stephen Burks in conversation with Tura Cousins ​​Wilson & Shane Lapiste from Soca Presented by Wedge Curatorial Projects (WCP)-A non-profit organization in Toronto With a heir to the increasing black artistic expression loading, the wedge lecture enters the audience to deal with radical possibilities at the interface of art, architecture and social change.… Continue reading The wedge lecture | Designlines magazine

With the kind permission of Amazon Upholsterer velvet fabrics camp with warehouse optoman This chair has only solved two problems: where you sit and where you can hide your things. The Storage Ottoman is both a footrest and a secret goalkeeper for all the books you have the next day, as well as blankets, magazines… Continue reading The most convenient reading chairs on Amazon

Trust was one Essential ingredients to bring Knight Office and Dan Wilson to life. Like many projects that were designed during the highlight of the pandemic, the project was exposed to unexpected design changes and rotations that are not always easy for customers to accept. By combating these changes with trust, customers granted the architects… Continue reading Kanooka House from Knight Office and Dan Wilson

This couple in the 1960s no longer wish to weaken the color palette. Quite the opposite. Her new home in a leaf suburb of Philadelphia was very open, everything on one level and a color – white. It made the perfect empty canvas for a brave, colorful transformation. And with the help of the interior… Continue reading Tour a brave and brilliant apartment in Philadelphia

A sculptural new presence in Seoul The photography SEoul Museum of Art provides a new cultural presence in Dobong-GU, a district of northeastern Seoul This gradually sees the introduction of contemporary landmarks Robot and AI Museum From the Turkish studio Melike Altiisik Architects (MAA). Designed in cooperation by the Austrian company Jadric architecture and Korean… Continue reading Photography Seoul Museum of Art begins with dynamic, twisted facade

You immediately know when a home falls in front of a curb. Perhaps it is the scene of landscape design, the correct lighting or the attractive front door with outstanding house numbers. Every detail is important. If the cancellation of the curb of your house is on your to-do list, look at these tips from… Continue reading Say design professionals

Who would have thought that a harmless product would contribute the heat effect in Mumbai in Mesopotamia 4,000 years ago in Mesopotamia? Glass: It is here and everywhere, not only in our houses, but also in our city. If the place is with such a premium, high risks become the norm. And these skyscrapers are… Continue reading Keep it cool: How the Mumbai building rules have to tackle with heat stress

Every year, color companies reveal new colors that are supposed to revolutionize the interior design. The only problem? The hype seems to fade immediately with the unveiling of the next color of the year. But what happens to these colors when you lose your designat drive? Most of the time they become a temporary trend… Continue reading The color of the century has just made a debut and it is perfect for every room

Singapore Chinatowns Modernist Icon People's Park Complex, which is examined for the possibility of preservation, will later practice a fresh red and white look in 2025. The selection of the colors has led to some, including one of the architects of the building, Mr. Koh Seow Chuan, connected it to Singapore's national flag – which… Continue reading People's Park complex, which is re -painted and white, but not especially for SG60

A couch is one of the obligations of life. It's not forever, but it should look good for a good time and feel good. So if you buy now or in the near future, the couch colors for 2025 and beyond know about which you should know. What is in there and what is outside… Continue reading 6 couch colors that style for 2025 and beyond