Posts Tagged ‘China’

 

Interior Design of The Opposite House Hotel in Beijing, China

Here is the architectural of The Opposite House Hotel which was opened in the summer of 2008 in Beijing’s vibrant Sanlitun district. This Opposite House Hotel was Designed by Kengo Kuma & Associates and it’s the first of a number of hotels being developed in China, Hong Kong and the UK by Swire Hotels, which will all be distinctive hotels, individually named and each uniquely designed by renowned architects and designers. The hotel’s which has 99 contemporary guest rooms are among the largest in Beijing with more than half being over 70 sqm. The Interior Designs are strikingly simple with natural wooden floors and subtle touches of Chinese decor, lending each one a sense of place. Please take a look..

The Opposite House Hotel
The Opposite House Hotel

The Opposite House Hotel Guest Room Design
The Opposite House Hotel Guest Room Design

(more…)

Posted by on July 28th, 2009 No Comments

Deluxe LED Car Interior Light Kit from Fyre Flys

I’m going to design my car interior with this Deluxe LED Light Kit from Fyre Flys, if you have same ideas like me, you can check this following Car interior light design. Depending on the color of your car interior, and your favorite color, you can choose Green, Red, Blue and many other colors is available. If you have a light colored interior 1 kit will light both front seats, use 2 kits for a dark colored interior. If you want to do the front and back seats just double the recommended number of kits suggested. Each separate LED is 5mm in size and individually wired.

Car Green Interior Lights
car-green-interior-lights

Their LED’s are an affordable alternative to expensive neon kits. You may have seen these kits online for up to $300. You need a lot of room to install a neon tube and its almost impossible to hide one. Also, most neons sold online are from China and shipping can be expensive and you may have to wait over a month to get them.

Car Red Interior Lights
car-red-interior-lights

Their LED’s glow amazingly bright for their size. LED’s are a revolution to the custom auto lighting market. They are brighter, draw very little current, and don’t burn out like other light sources. They are so small you can hide them all over your car for a truly custom look.

(more…)

Posted by on July 13th, 2009 No Comments

Interior of Red Emergency Housing by Obra Architects for Emergency Architecture

Red Emergency Housing was design by obra architects to commemorate the first-year anniversary of the sichuan earthquake for emergency architecture,on emergency housing exhibition at the NAMOC. The design has been developed as an in-progress embodiment of the following 10 points of architecture on the edge of survival, they are: universal application, effective performance, economical, transportable, ease of assembly, renewable materials, digitally pre-fabricated, open work, urban/rural, and flexibility of use.

Red Emergency Housing
red-emergency-housing

Red Emergency Housing proposes an approach that tries to incorporate both the advantages of fast-response solutions, such as the deployment of military tents, with those of slower and more considered responses such as neighborhood reconstruction efforts involving local traditions and user construction.
Universal application: this prototype aspires to universal applicability. its development contemplates a series of simple modifications that would make it a useful solution anywhere in the world: add insulation and a stove for cold climates; remove doors and windows for tropical climates; replace materials according with local availabilities, etc.

Red Emergency Housing Interior
red-emergency-housing-interior

effective performance: the project makes economical use of materials by enlisting the structural strength of post tensioning. the bamboo plywood strips of the dome support the enclosure, with the same force with which a bow propels an arrow into the sky.
economical: the project proposes the use of locally available low-cost materials. the materials are always replaceable and are chosen for their performance rather than appearance. when working in different locations materials which become exotic can be replaced with ones that are locally abundant.

(more…)

Posted by on July 9th, 2009 No Comments

Great Wall Photos by Teo Jasmin | Bring The World Culture Into Your Wall

Wow, I’m Very Excited with the wall design which I found from Teo Jasmin web sites, They are Really great Wall Photo around the world culture which is inserted on the wall and was combined perfectly with the others interior in the living space. You may be agree with me that it’s a great wall design by Teo Jasmin. Final word, you have to check this following design, and I hope You will love it same like me.

New York Sunset Wall Photo by Teo Jasmin

new-york-sunset-wall-photo-by-teo-jasmin
Tableau New York Sunset : 97 x 195 cm

San Francisco Beach Wall Photo by Teo Jasmin

san-francisco-beach-wall-photo-by-teo-jasmin
San Francisco Beach Photo Upholstery : 97 x 195 cm

(more…)

Posted by on June 30th, 2009 No Comments

Best Wooden Kitchen Design Inspiration | Greater Strength & Stability

Using wooden materials for designing your kitchen is very best idea, because it’s have greater dimensional stability, and high tensile strength for durability and endurance, it means that you are not going to need to replace them again and again. There are some of wooden kitchen design that I think the best and I collect for you as an inspiration, you can fell free to check it.

Vitrea Natural Wood Kitchen Design

vitrea-natural-wood-kitchen-design

The kitchen is characterized by large verity of modules, their placement opportunities and their elegant look. Most of kitchen elements have brown glossy lacquer surfaces framed in natural wood. Such design could easily be combined with living room interior to create beautiful open plan homes. Vitrea from Braal is the symbiosis of top quality craftsmanship and innovative design.

Nolte High Wood Kitchen Design

nolte-high-wood-kitchen-design

Nolte has an extensive range of contemporary and traditional kitchen styles in a variety of laminate and wood finishes. The High Wood range doors have a veneered centre panel, and a solid oak frame, both with a matt lacquered finish. Also available are matching handles that combine polished chrome with the door colours. High Wood range from Nolte, available in Dark Africa and pale Magnolia.

(more…)

Posted by on June 22nd, 2009 No Comments