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Random Interior Design News and Pictures from Archimodes Archives

Middelfart Savings Bank By 3XN architects in Denmark

The idea behind the design Middelfart Savings Bank is to let the space to build all the public spaces with small boxes, shops, and cafes. All this kept together under one roof the same dramatic big, huge wooden roof is an elegant structure with lots of openings, which provide stunning ocean toward Lillebælt framed. This also maximizes the penetration of sunlight during winter, so as to reduce energy... 

Modern Seating from Louisa Kwan

The design of this chair created by designer Louisa Kwan in Australia. This design is inspired from the behavior of those in the waiting room, designed to breathe loopie playful and accommodating activity observed in space. Design concept originated from observations of family and friendship groups and the various ways they communicate with each other while sitting in public spaces. The way they position... 

Wall house By FAR frohn&rojas in Lampa, Santiago, Chile

Wall house innovation in home design, sustainable through the skin soft. Based on four layers, between which the results of the housing, each layer offers a very specific structural, material, function, atmosphere, or the quality of climate and contribute to hierarchical smart-budget projects is limited: while the innermost zone contains the most demanding home functionality associated with (ie kitchen... 

Beth Sholom By Stanley Saitowitz | Natoma Architects in San Francisco, CA, USA

Design for a place starting with the creation of sacred space, a circular space, focused on Bimah center where the services are performed. A piece of sky on the ceiling turned into eternal light above the ark in the East Wall. A shadow menorah movement animates the wall track sun throughout the day and illuminated at night. All the light entering the room from above with a view to the sky to create... 

Stunning Furniture Designs Made from Old Stuff

This is a furniture design that utilizes the old stuff that has been discarded and becomes a miracle. Designers use a patchwork of styles and bright colors to create pieces of furniture a beautiful full color. In my opinion the most amazing part is the chest of drawers in very bright colors. This furniture will look stunning in the interior art deco or surrealistic or even add something unexpectable...