Scale interior design

Oversized lamps and a "dollhouse-effect" entryway feature inside Cinnamon restaurant in Dublin designed by Kingston Lafferty Design.

Stairs can also be the heart of the room instead of the adornments of room. Say goodbye to the mediocre stairs and embrace the incomparable stair designs.

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The eleven principles of interior design – balance, rhythm, emphasis, scale and proportion, harmony and unity, color and texture – are the basic building blocks for creating beautiful spaces.

Art Space Gallery: Expressing the Margins of Dreams 🔗 https://www.amazingarchitecture.com/houses/art-space-gallery-expressing-the-margins-of-dreams Photography: Established-Gao yi Lycent Design Studio: “Boundary” is a bridge between the individual and the world, enabling us to establish connections with others and the environment. — Brandi Snyder “Margin” is the scale of space and the tone of communication between humans and the environment: rational, emotional, orderly, romantic... The…

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Rolling stones in riverbeds become rounded and smooth over time, softened yet hard. The same natural tension is captured in this staircase design. Like large weathered rocks, each smooth pedal radiates out from the core - concrete polished to perfection. A steel railing wraps around, entirely de ...

Want to master scale in your interior design? Discover essential tips on achieving the perfect proportions and creating spaces that feel just right. From understanding how height, width, and depth influence a room's look, to choosing furniture sizes that enhance your area, we've got you covered. Plus, learn how natural materials can add warmth and texture, bringing a fresh feel to your home. Read on for practical guidance and insights that can transform your space into beautiful and…

A connoisseur of the highest order with charm to spare, New York-based designer Frank de Biasi speaks with Introspective about the inspiration he derives from travel, what he learned from working for Peter Marino and the relationship between interior design and international diplomacy.

The new Lecco Fire Station is designed as a low, permeable and monomaterial building capable of blending into the landscape thanks to the use of natural colors. The use of red tones also contains a symbolic value because it is linked to the National Fire Corps. Even the planimetric plant has a double symbolic