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Interiors : Photo gallery by Grey Crawford

Yossawat — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 11:27:58 +0000

Grey Crawford, photographer who has worked with many high profile magazines and has produced 14 books such as Modern Glamour : The Art of Unexpected Style, Creating the Not So Big House, Home by Design : Insipration for Transforming House Into Home. This is some his portfolio.

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Toorak Residence by David Hicks

Yossawat — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 12:37:37 +0000

David hicks is the principle of an award winning design practice based in Melbourne, Australia, Commisions are undertaken for a diverse veritety of clients within the residential, retail, hospitality and corporate areas. All projects are client specific and are given an individual response.

The office is kept intentionally boutique in size to allow absolute focus on the client, their needs and enable easy access for collaboration. consistent high quality design, documentation and project manament services are are delivered. This is evident by a high profile which is extensively published.

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Lance Armstrong’s House, Interior Design by Roy W. Materanek

Yossawat — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 18:20:26 +0000

Retired American Professional Cyclist Lance Armstrong opens up his Austin Abode which is featured in Architectural Digest. And it looks so good. Lance who broke records when he won the Tour de France seven consecutive times lives in a warm and restful Spanish colonial-style house. Lance has a very talented and skillful team behind him to create his welcoming Texas abode, the Interiors of the house was done by Roy W. Materanek of RWM Design, Renovation Architecture by Ryan Street & Associates and Landscape Architecture by LandWest Design Group.

I just adore his contemporary living room that exudes a cheery and comfortable feeling with the use of reds and woods. The artworks and chandeliers are also very eye-catching. The spacious media/game room which displays his Jerseys from his Tour de France days and the pool cabana that looks down a walk framed by cypresses are just some of the many stunning spaces in this marvelously designed home. And I really, really love the kitchen, which displays some family photos which is quite rare in kitchens but adds a very warm touch to this already lovely room.

The master suite “was all Roy,” concedes Armstrong. “The Persian rug and Antonio Más painting from my house in Spain gave us the colors for the chairs and walls. However, when Roy put out the idea of a stainless-steel fireplace, I said, ‘I don’t know what the hell you’re talking about, but it sounds cool, so let’s go for it.’ ” The result is a stunning fireplace-cum-media center-cum-almost-mirror, “polished to the degree where you actually get a reflection,” explains Materanek. “Because the perimeter is also lit from behind, it completely softens the room.”

“When I walk into that house, I heave a sigh of relief: I am home. I take off my shoes, walk around barefoot, just feeling the rugs, floors. Home is very private; here, nobody’s going to mess with me.”

“When their mom and I split, the kids and I moved around a bunch. But that’s over. This time I said, ‘You will graduate from high school in this house. I promise. Dad’s not moving again.’ ”, Lance Armstrong

Lance Armstrong’s House
Renovation Architecture by Ryan Street & Associates/Interior Design by RWM Design/Landscape Architecture by LandWest Design Group
Text by Nancy Collins/Photography by Robert Reck
Published July 2008

Source : Architectural Digest

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Caribbean House by Antonia Hutt

Yossawat — Sat, 21 Jun 2008 08:36:52 +0000

Antonia Hutt clearly remembers the day when, at age thirteen, she walked into the Norman Foster-designed Sainsbury Centre in England’s East Anglia, one of the family’s regular architecture-viewing trips led by her historian father. “All the hair on my arms stood on end,” Hutt remembers. “It was a sort of awakening, being moved by the light and the form that was around me. I’d never had that before. I strive to do that in my work.”

Antonia Hutt was born in London and educated at Bedales in Hampshire, England - a school renowed for its emphasis on the Arts. At nineteen, after one year of studying Fine Art in Siena, Italy, she went to the Sir John Cass School in London to work towards her first degree in Jewelry, Silversmithing, and Allied Crafts. Her love for fine decorative objects led her to form a business purchasing perior antiques from all over Europe. After one of her buying trips to Los Angeles in 1988, she decided to open her own antiques shop on Melrose Place. Her accumulation of knowledge in the decorative arts led her to study what she believes to be the ultimate art form - Interior Architecture. Upon completion of the FIDER approved four - year Interior Architectural program at UCLA, she was immediately commissioned for work, Antonia’s continued success led to the opening of her own firm in Los Angeles where she currnetly works and resides. Her continued passion for the Arts recently lead her back to UCLA, where she and Rose Tarlow taught “Advanced Residential Design - A Master Class” together.

Antonia’s understand of the exceptional and her love for refinement continue to be the core of her design philosophy. Through years of practice, experience, and instinctual good taste, she has become a top leader in the design world.

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Yachts Interior : Photo gallery by Sophie Munro

Yossawat — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 16:37:04 +0000

Sophie Munro is based in New York and travels worldwide on commissions. She specialises in shooting interiors, architecture, yachts, food and travel and writes many of the articles for editorial magazines. Sophie is published worldwide and has just comleted shooting a food, travel and lifestyle book called “The Taste of Mustique” to be published by Macmillan Caribbean.

Source : sophiemunro.com

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Via Los Altos by Steven Miller Design Studio

Yossawat — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 16:09:27 +0000

Family Room : This striking seating area is evocative of the ideal 1950’s family room, with modern swivel chairs and cheerful colors. This comfortable and informal conversation area inspires a loungey spirit.

Dining Room & Library : A view from the dining room onto the elegant library and entry hall.

Dining Room Detail : A scene from the entry, a doorway into an alcove frames an antique Asian cabinet.

Dining Room : This dramatic dining room includes a Therien Studio “Silhouette” table with unique turned and quartered legs. The scroll backs on the Barbara Barry designed McGuire chairs are referenced in the printed linen curtains.

Living Room at Dusk : The living room offers a blend of informality with high-end finishes. The graphic rug was designed by SMDS, and was inspired by drawings of classic French gardens.

Library : Two overstuffed chairs and an ottoman form a perfect setting for a tête-à-tête. A bold stripe accentuates the vertical proportions of the room. Prussian blue silk wallpaper provides a backdrop for a collection of art, books and objects.

Living Room Detail : The family residence has a casual Mediterranean style inspired by Miller’s trips to seaside destinations in the south of France. The eclectic mix of sumptuous materials and elements give the impression of being collected over generations.

Media Room : The persimmon-colored media room includes a custom cabinet to hold a television and media components, while the other side is a computer station (enclosed by semi-transparent plastic panels). The room is playful, casual, and perfect for the kids.

Emma’s Room : The first daughter’s cheerful French modern bedroom includes a toile chair, custom cameo pillows on the trundle bed, painted-on French paneling and garlanding, and harlequin-patterned draperies.

Rose’s Room : An underwater sea theme was chosen for the client’s five-year-old daughter’s bedroom. The trundle bed, matching bookcase, and dresser are original designs by SMDS.

Source : Steven Miller Design Studio

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EASY GLAMOUR by Jeff Andrews

Yossawat — Mon, 19 May 2008 08:19:04 +0000

This family retreat is packed with bright, fresh colors and modern accents. The playful design pairs plush yet casual furnishings with iconic pieces and contemporary art to create the perfect beachside getaway.

Source : Jeff Andrews

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Interior Design Ideas by Nexus Designs Melbourne

Yossawat — Fri, 09 May 2008 13:00:29 +0000

Nexus was established in 1967 by Janne Faulkner and is regarded as one Australia’s Faulkner and is regarded as one of Australia’s leading design consultancies. Nexus has undertaken a vast array of interior design projects in Commercial & Residential Interior Design and Product Consultancy for major hotels, tourist resorts.

Source : Nexus Designs Melbourne

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Cool Interior Design at Minus5Pattaya

Yossawat — Sun, 04 May 2008 16:39:53 +0000

Two stylish new additions to the dining and partying scene are -5 supperclub and -5 icebar at Amari Nova Suites, which offer fine dining, an ultra-modern lounge and unique clubbing experience.

-5supperclub is a dazzling lounge dining experience in white, where guests can enjoy fabulous fusion food on beds of pure white, with stimulating tunes and changing colour lights.

Deeply cool, -5icebar is kept at –5 degrees all year round, with the bar, glasses and furniture made of crystal clear ice. A starry ceiling, rocking music, changing colour lights and 20 minutes of free shots, per access, set the ambience for celebration!

Source : Minus5Pattaya

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Interiors & Lifestyle by Paul Costello

Yossawat — Thu, 01 May 2008 03:47:28 +0000

Paul Costello grew up in San Francisco and in Napa California. He graduated from New York University with a degree in photography and has been in New York ever since. Costello’s work has appeared in many editorial publications including Town and Country, Travel and Leisure, Domino, Elle Decor, Vanity Fair, Greek and Spanish Vogue, In Style, and Conde Nast Traveler. Advertising campaigns include Victoria’s Secret, Sharp Electronics, Continental Airlines, Oscar de la Renta Home, Rembrandt, Dentyne, Martin & Osa(American Eagle), as well as many others.

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