Classic Family Home Design

Situated in a well-established area, the large family home showcased on these pages combines American Georgian architecture with a contemporary penchant for indoor-outdoor flow. The nucleus of the home is the formal dining room with its double-height ceiling and internal Juliet balcony. The room sits within a fully glazed turret and overlooks the extensive landscaping. Attention to detail is

Design of the Wedding ceremony a good

every country in the world, have each model in designing a space in the ceremony. should in designing a wedding ceremony, which make possible the ceremony, the region also see the background of the tribe who live there around the place. dish of food to serve guests in accordance with local, so the guests feel valued and respected as a guest. places serving food made to fit each array of guests who attended the ceremony can all enjoy the dish of food provided.

Private residence by Charles Pictet Architect

Private residence house designed by Charles Pictet Architect, located in Colony, Switzerland. This house articulates its layout of over 800 sqm in two volumes. Light-colored masonry is set on a dark-hued base that neutralizes the slope of the terrain and houses the building mechanicals. The exterior of this house woodwork is made of oak.via archdaily

hopenhagen

: : wonderful illustrations by .andrew bannecker. for the climate talks in Copenhagen.
via .notcot.

Andrew Bannecker created a series of cheery posters for Coca-Cola, a partner of Hopenhagen, that are blanketed all over Copenhagen as the COP 15 conference goes on.

warm wood

: : love the contrast of marble and stainless mixed with warm wood. and the wood board used as a back splash on the kitchen counter. via .apartment theraphy.

bread font

: : a Norweigan bread company (Brød og Korn) has created their own bread font to educated norweigans about bread and grains. From .below the clouds. via .notcot.

Wise Flatpak House Architecture

Artist and owner Amy Goodwin recently posted a stunning set of photos on her website to document the construction progress of her Flatpak home, showcasing the modern design marvel in fine form.About architect Charles Lazor’s ultra customizable Flatpak House in 2005, when it broke ground as a system of modernist house components that can be made to order, flat packed to ship, and assembled on-site