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Contemporary Mountain Villa Interior design in Canada by Blouin Tardif Architecture

Situated in a forest in the town of Mont-Saint-Hilaire Quebec-Canada, this beautiful mountain cottage offering amazing natural views in every way. Completed by Canadian architects Blouin Tardif Architecture, this countryside wooden house is features a modern interior design with warm wood ceilings, polished-concrete floors, expansive glass walls, and an open-concept two-storey glazed living area is flooded with natural light while making the most of the forest view. This stunning mountain villa takes advantage of the woods with its floor-to-ceiling windows, which give every room a direct connection to the outdoors, well-matched for a mountain chalet with an open attitude for contemporary adjustment. So, please thinking about a perfect place which should be visited to remove an exhaustion life in crowded urban environments….!

Mountain Villa Living room design

Mountain Villa Bedroom design

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Interior Design of Sieben Residence in Roosendaal Netherlands by Oomen Architects

The Sieben Residence in Roosendaal Netherlands was completed by Oomen Architects. The house with carport, garage and garden shed is designed as a whole. The idea is based on the concept, a continuous mass which incisions are made. From this concept is inappropriate to make roof overhangs. Daylight admission is central to the whole design. What are transitions between inside and outside the windows deep back in the facade, so the light accompanies the transition. At the front spot from the living room is done deliberately to direct confrontation with the landscape to strengthen. The house seeks a synthesis between interior and exterior after, above that standard, so a direct relationship with the panoramic view created. The levels vary in the house provide a subtle play around the central staircase with relatively minor level differences. The master bedroom is adjacent to a reduction in the outdoor terrace so that the split level is made visible. For more Information and inspiration please take a look for this Sieben Residence interior design picture below which was taken by photographer Filip Dujardin.

Sieben Residence Living Room Design

Sieben Residence Fireplaces Design

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Interior Design of 55 Blair Road Terrace House in Singapore by Ong & Ong Achitect

The Art Deco style terrace house in 55 Blair Road, Singapore was the architecture works by Architects Ong & Ong Pte Ltd with the Project Team among Diego Molina, Maria Arango, Camilo Pelaez, Ryan Manuel, Linda Qing. The Concept is to create a light open plan living space, whilst promoting Inside/outside space. The contrasting relationship between the metallic elements and subtle tones within the house create an exciting spatial relationship throughout. The Interior Design was Completed by YPS design and the result is light open plan living which is unusual to this type of terrace house. This residence brings a balance between nature and contemporary living in a renovation of an Art Deco style terrace. The traditional flooring was used within the modern addition. The walnut planks runs through the second and third floors in response to the heritage of the property. Please take a look for some Interior design photos below which was taken by photographer Derek Swalwell.

55 Blair Road Terrace House in Singapore

The First floor employs flexible glazed walls that lead directly to the pool. The main section of the house is separated by the out door pool and frangipani garden. When both sides of the glazed partitions are open the first floor becomes one large space. The scheme proves to be an approach that promotes diversity of space. The ground floor is not only a lounge and dinning area it is an ideal place to relax and sit poolside.

55 Blair Road Terrace House Living Room Design

The TV and music appliances are hidden in recesses in the wall that are concealed when not in use buy larges pieces of art, this reiterates the concept of continuity of spaces. The lighting can be controlled by an integrated computer that can be used to set lighting moods within the house.

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Interior Design of Luxury House in Whistler-Canada Built by Young Developments

There is a Stunning luxury House in Whistler, Canada from Compass Pointe (The Whistler Real Estate Company) which was built by Young Developments . The House layout and design was the creation of Architect Sean Anderson of Progressive Concept Design, Interior and exterior design as well as finishes were completed by Kelly Deck, with a modern contemporary interior inspired by the natural surroundings, vertical grain clear cedar siding and blue stone on the exterior. Incorporating local stone, sandblasted fir, heated floors, open beams and floor to ceiling windows that frame a view of Whistler and Blackcomb mountains, the village, and Fissile Peak. Step through the one-of-a-kind Italian pivot door and take in everything from the wine cellar and gym to the two-rooftop patios. A chef’s kitchen and expansive entertainers’ patio, complete with a fireplace and hot tub, complete the space. Let’s take a look for this house interior Design from some inspirational picture below which was taken by photographer Kristen McGaughey.

Whistler-Canada Luxury House

Whistler-Canada Luxury House Living Room Design

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Interior Design of Casa Familia House by Kevin deFreitas Architect in San Diego, California

Here is a Casa Familia House Architectural by Kevin deFreitas Architect in San Diego, California. This House was designed by Kevin deFreitas for his beloved family. A reinterpretation of quintessential Southern Californian courtyard houses; this is a modestly sized home that lives much bigger than it really is by thoughtfully opening up to, and engaging the landscape and wonderfully temperate coastal climate. It is a home that simultaneously looking towards the future (technologically feature rich), while remembering the low-tech comfort strategies of the past, a time before air conditioning and forced air units existed. The Interior was absolutely showing the above concepts, you can check for its living room design, kitchen, bedroom, dining room, bathroom, kids playing area and also the stairs and bookshelves design. Open your imagination to get so many inspiration and information to conduct your design ideas.

Casa Familia House from Outside

The goal of this project was to design and construct a highly efficient home that would employ passive and active strategies to significantly reduce energy, water, and resource consumption all while delivering a modern, comfortable and livable home for a young family of six.

Casa Familia House Living room Design

Through concerted research, experimentation and a good measure of faith, the house proved a success consuming 65% less electricity than state mandated standards, and 55% less water than homes of comparable size without sacrificing comfort or aesthetics. From an architectural standpoint it was important to dispel the common public misperception that efficiency and conservation has to look “hippie” or alternative.

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