Storage units furniture from Dimora Design

A great collection of storage units for your livingroom storage units furniture, home entertainment system, home office, bedroom or library is brought to you by Berloni from Dimora Design. The company offers storage unit collection for the your home interior space with endless configuration solutions, based on the simplicity of supporting elements and the alternating of open and closed storage units.

Open bookcases, drawer units, benches, TV units, cupboards with sliding or swinging doors and freestanding components provide the home owner with an endless variety of space utilizing layout possibilities. With a range of finishes including wood grains, matt and glossy painted lacquer, as well as natural and painted glass, Space is versatile enough to fit your style and taste.

L20 Restaurant by Dirk Denison Architects

This natural elegant L20 Restaurants interior design is designed by Dirk Denison architects. Elegant, warm, and clean, Chef Gras worked closely with Chicago-based Dirk Denison Architects to create a simple, inviting space using natural materials and warm hues.

To break up the somewhat spacious room, the designers stayed away from claustrophobic walls and instead used materials like large etched glass panels to separate the main dining room and the lounge, and long metal cables that hang from the ceiling to the floor creating a wall-like element without closing off the restaurant.

The lights on the ceiling are carefully placed above every table creating little spot lights for your food and we noticed that the ceiling catches the lights from the illuminated water and wine glasses on tables creating a sea of dancing reflections on the ceiling throughout the restaurant.

Wellness Centre in the Exedra Nice Hotel by Simone Micheli

Amazing interior design of wellness center located in the basement ground of the famous Exedra Nice Hotel, property of Boscolo Hotels, France. This beautiful recreational and relaxation space is designed by Italian architect Simone Micheli.

From the architects:

“Planning a space designed for the psycho-physical regeneration and recreational relax, in the beautiful Costa Azzurra, means to converse with the existing historical background through the creation of emotional and anti-mimetic places connected to our contemporaneity, seduced by the will to exalt the senses of the guests through a project with strong and exciting features that develop into sinestesya. A new step towards the future according to my architectural belief and my content and formal benchmarks, for excellent dreams and realizations”

Everything is designed to include and cherish the guest in this dream: a new wellness center able to live even independently from the hotel. The walls are covered with fluid plastics and dynamic surfaces realized in expanded polyurethane and finished with plaster and shiny white resin, wisely set against rigorous mirror wall coverings and frosted mirror. In this way it creates a white curtain that dresses all the walls with a curvy and organic flow, and a play of lights and shadows that this surfaces projects on theirselves (thanks to the point sourced lighting on the ceiling) that de-materializes and transpose the stereotyped image of the box-space in a scenography thick of emotions.

Interior design Project: Simone Micheli Architects
Lighting Project: Simone Micheli Architects
Client: Boscolo Hotels
End of works: 2008
Place: Exedra Nice Hotel – Nice, France.
Sqm: 700
Photos: Jürgen Eheim

The Young Credenza by Kenneth Nilson

The Young Credenza is bronze patinaed steel and walnut credenza furniture with 10 1/2 feet wide by 20 inches deep and 38 inches high designed by a Brooklyn, New York based designer Kenneth Nilson. The top surface is one slab of Walnut with no seams. The lower part was made in three sections to allow installation. I partnered with Nathan Shellkopf of SouthSlope woodworks. I built the metal components and he did the wood. The pattern on the doors is my own design and was laser cut by a local shop in Brooklyn. The pattern is one of a kind for this client.

Verpan – Onion Table Lamp by Verner Panton

Verner Panton was an inspirational and colorful personality. Over the course of his career he introduced a series of modern lamps with personalities unlike any of his Scandinavian contemporaries. With a remarkable faith in the unlimited possibilities of the form, he worked successfully to create a new set of theories about how lighting should work and how it should influence its surroundings. Verpan’s goal is to produce lighting in accordance with Verner Panton’s principles, philosophy, and his special talent for working with light. This Onion Table Lamp is one of his great artwork in lighting design. Verpan vertical onion table lamp compressed lamellae produce an onion-shaped shade; indirect light.

Designer: Verner Panton
Manufacturer: Verpan
Materials: Metal.
Specs: Diameter: 17.72″ / 45 cm
Height: 31.50″ / 80 cm
Price: $1,995.00 – $2,395.00