Expanding TV Screen for Home Cinema Design Ideas

This expanding TV wall unit from Acerbis is a nice inspiring furniture ideas that will gives us a perfect cinema-like experience with its ingenious solution for the lack of space problem. Comes with a concealed projector screen inside, this flexible unit of expanding TV screen furniture ideas will make your living room a perfect modern home cinema design idea that you can adjust just like what you want for getting the proper dimensions to watch your favourite ite TV shows at the best quality. For further information about this interesting TV wall unit product, visit the manufacturers site – here.

Acerbis Furniture Home Cinema Design Ideas

acerbis living room furniture ideas

acerbis living room home cinema design ideas

acerbis living room home cinema ideas

Aura Minimalist and Modern Door Design

Giuseppe Bavuso have just designed this perfect piece of an elegant door furniture for a minimalist and modern home interior design. He has created this Aura modern door design for Rimadesio. This Aura minimalist door design is made from a structure with an aluminum frame, faced with lacquered glass on both sides, it is further marked by a lavishly sized handle especially produced from pressure die-cast metal alloy and provided with a front trim of lacquered glass in the same colour as the leaf.

With an innovative design, this Aura elegant door design’s closes completely invisible magnet system which does not require the use of traditional locks. Aura is available in two versions: with the magnetic closing profile (without lock) and with a lock equipped with the locking pawlor with a key

Aura Minimalist and Modern Door Design

Aura Door Minimalist and Modern Design

Folk Clothing store by IY A Studio

This 1000+ foot store is a new Folk clothing store interior design with wood-paneled walls and white floors features gym equipment that was designed by London designers IY A Studio. This Folk Clothing store is part of an ongoing collaboration between Folk and IYA STUDIO which so far has included the design and build of their online store and journal and a number of exciting branding projects which will come in to fruition in 2010.

Crafted wooden panelling, produced beautifully by Dougal Linnett and Evan Schwarz was mixed together with clean white walls, simple clothing systems to create a quirky, interesting feel. This is enhanced further with marble heads designed by acclaimed sculptor Paul Van Stone providing a novel approach to seating and a carefully selected range of vintage items including the extremely versatile gym horses which are used for both seating and display.

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Interior of the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Barcelona

This prestigious interior design project of Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Barcelona was created by Spanish designer Patricia Urquiola. The interior décor project reflects the open, cosmopolitan character of the great Mediterranean city where the hotel stands, along with the unmistakeable seal of Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group. The linear simplicity of the building, which was once the head offices of a bank, lends itself perfectly to the clean, balanced interior design by Urquiola.

Unique pieces
The spatial layout and furniture design, the ceiling decorations and the beautiful hand-woven carpets, reminiscent of the charm and distinction of great classical hotels, have all been carefully chosen by Urquiola. Nearly all the furniture has been specifically designed by the artist or adapted for the hotel in conjunction with such famous names as B&B Italia, DePadova, Flos and Moroso. From the Scandinavian style armchairs in Moments restaurant, the lobby sofa, which has been adapted from a traditional Chesterfield, the tartan carpet reminiscent of the Gentleman’s Clubs of bygone days which adorns the Banker’s Bar floor, to the fully restored early 20th century French ironing table which serves as a centrepiece to Blanc restaurant and lounge; each piece has been meticulously chosen or designed to give every venue its own character.

Rooms and suites
The hotel’s ninety-eight rooms sparkle in shades of cream and white, with avant-garde furniture sitting well alongside oriental details, such as large wall screens and wardrobes inspired by traditional lacquered Chinese boxes. Light oak floors and large bespoke beige rugs add warmth while the bathrooms, complete with oversized walk-in showers, are adorned with mosaics by Mutina and Bisazza that were conceived as magical boxes of coloured glass.

Entrance and lobby
An impressive atrium ramp draws passers-by from the busy central Passeig de Gràcia to the entrance hall of Mandarin Oriental, Barcelona from where guests can view the light filled Blanc restaurant and lounge below.

Blanc, the essence of Mandarin Oriental, Barcelona
Light is filtered in from the atrium and through large skylights positioned over Blanc restaurant and lounge, which is located on the lower floor, in the heart of the building. Possibly the most spectacular design element in the hotel is an enormous, rectangular, metallic grid which is suspended over the restaurant tables, allowing for greater privacy. Above this structure, a surprising “hanging garden” effect has been created by the addition of a number of plants.

Banker’s Bar and Moments
The Banker’s Bar and Moments restaurant are situated on the mezzanine level on either side of Blanc. The colourful décor of the Banker’s Bar features steel safes from the bank which formerly occupied the premises and which are now used to adorn the walls. At Moments, directed by the prestigious chef Carme Ruscalleda, hues of gold and amber predominate.

Mimosa Garden
The inner courtyard, otherwise known as the Mimosa Garden is one of Mandarin Oriental, Barcelona’s hidden treasures. Landscape architect Beth Figueras, in collaboration with Patricia Urquiola, was commissioned to decorate this unusual space. The result is a delightful garden terrace covering some 660 square metres, which has been perfectly integrated into the structure of the building. Colourful mimosas and other outdoor plants abound, while specially designed rope chairs invite guests to enjoy al fresco moments in this urban retreat.

The Spa at Mandarin Oriental, Barcelona: relaxing minimalism
A minimalist aesthetic is evident throughout the Spa at Mandarin Oriental, Barcelona. Dark wood detailing, black ceilings, white floors and the organic look of wet stone are predominant. Metallic curtains lead guests to each of the eight spacious and comfortable treatment rooms, where sophisticated period appliqués contrast with the overall simplicity of the space. In the pool area, a large malachite-green screen hides the Hammam from view.

For more information visit the Mandarin Oriental Barcelona’s website – here. [via]

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White Balance Minimalist Apartment Interior by Dimaloginoff

An inspiration of minimalist apartment interior decorating ideas created in white balance by the designer from Rusia, Dima Loginoff. A concept of modern apartment interior room ideas dominated by white balancing with furniture marked with dark color such as black, such as cabinet, sofa, frame and the painting of this room to add more sleek sophisticated and modern in style. Your apartment decorating project can focus on modernistic accessories and furniture with plain but interesting shapes for adding flavor to the room, but you also need to bring the windows and floors into the decor. Decorating your apartment space based on Zen principles can also give you a more relaxed and peaceful state of mind. Zen interior decorating uses the harmonious interaction of space and form within your home or apartment.

For more information about this white minimalist apartment interior project, visit Dima Loginoff site – here.

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