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| 30 Cool Ideas To Repurpose Unnecessary Things For Decor Posted: 30 Nov 2015 04:23 PM PST Sometimes old and seemingly unnecessary things can get a new life, you can repurpose and renovate them and use again! of course, if you a DIYer, you know what I'm talking about, and if not – the pics we've gathered will help you to understand. First of all, think – is this piece worth repurposing and using again? Is it beautiful and practical enough? If the answer is yes, then give it a second life. Tin cans, jars, corks, wooden crates, drawers, shelves and chairs can be used for various purposes, with some redesign or without. Get super creative ideas below and if you are interested how to make them, head over to shelterness.com!   Similar Posts: Continue reading about 30 Cool Ideas To Repurpose Unnecessary Things For Decor... |
| Unique Wooden Sphere Furniture And Art In One Posted: 30 Nov 2015 01:23 PM PST This stunning Wooden Sphere furniture series by sculptor Lee Jae-Hyo is definitely as much art as it is functional objects. The series is created by forming a solid composition of found wood into spherical shapes. Once the composition is complete Lee burns the mass of wood until it is completely blackened and charred. The third step is to polish the outside edges to reveal the pale, natural wood within while leaving the areas around each polished section black with char. No two pieces are alike as each piece of found wood has its own distinctive graining and shape, meaning the blackened voids are always unique as is the story within the exposed natural wood grains.   Similar Posts: Continue reading about Unique Wooden Sphere Furniture And Art In One... |
| Cascading Mexican House Embedded In A Hilltop Setting Posted: 30 Nov 2015 06:23 AM PST Presiding over the surrounding hillside, Toucan House, a new 400 sq m single family home by Mexico City based Taller Hector Barrosa, elegantly cascades down the steeply sloping site in a series of four terraced volumes. The rectilinear plot with an incline of 14m presented a challenge, resulting in the strategic arrangement of the first volume, a garage and store, to form a private frontage at the lower street level, with the three remaining volumes nestled into the undulating terrain behind it, maximizing panoramic views of Valle. The pavilions are 'interrupted' by landscaped gardens, terraces, balconies and patios, dissolving the boundaries between architecture and landscape. The inner design is modern with lots of local wood incorporated to make it merge with outdoors.   Similar Posts: Continue reading about Cascading Mexican House Embedded In A Hilltop Setting... |
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“By lowering and glazing a section of the roof terrace, we were able to create a rooftop garden that can be enjoyed from the kitchen and living areas,” they said. “We also provided a central core to the house that lets light penetrate down to the first floor while creating a continuous flow through the second level.”
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