Interior Design, Architecture & Interior Decorating eMagazine
A screened porch allows the enjoyment of the outdoor environment in the comfort of an elegant bug-free interior haven. It is a great place to enjoy quality family time during summer evenings, or spend quiet peaceful hours any time of the day in any season. The Porch Company has some design ideas how to create a simpler way of life with these beautifully furnished screened porches.
Sunset Plaza Residence in Hollywood Hills takes advantage of the dramatic 180 degree view of the Los Angeles basin. The modern architecture and design of this hillside residence has the opportunity to blend the home with the site. The flat surface of the site allows the ground level living space to connect the interior and exterior spaces.
This Italian designer dinning table inspired by the Colosseum in Rome provides classical elegance to any dinning room. The beautiful wood dinning table has lacquered finish and also features Zodiac inlay centrepiece.
The architecture and interior design of the Sugamo Shinkin Bank in Tokiwadai, Tokyo, Japan sought to create a relaxing and refreshing space for customers.
You can create an elegant bathroom with stylish looking hardware. These bathroom waste cans and toilet brush provide sophistication with a timeless sense of chic.
Rooms with bright happy colours will not only keep children entertained, but they are also expressions of their personalities.
Situated on the European bank of the Bosphorus, the Four Seasons Hotel in Istanbul, Turkey is an eclectic blend of 19th-century grandness and fresh contemporary elegance. The interior design by Istanbul firm Metex Design Group is bright and airy, with Ottoman period design details and contemporary furnishings. The lavish marble bathrooms with wooden vanity and deep soaking tub provide exquisite luxury for this waterfront palace.
Situated in the heart of Dubai, the tallest man-made structure in the world, designed by architect Adrian Smith, stands as 828 meters (2,717 ft.). The design of Burj Khalifa is inspired by patterning systems in Islamic architecture. The cross section of the tower decreases as the tower rises in height. The tower is the centre for offices, hotel, shopping, dining, entertainment and luxury residences.
