The Feast Sideboard by Sabina Hill

The Feast Sideboard is designed by Sabina Hill, a canadian based architect which features an original native motif designed by First Nations artist Mark Preston. When she’s not working on architectural projects, Sabina Hill works with aboriginal artists to create custom furniture, art and installations which merge the mythology of Canadian West Coast native culture with contemporary design.

Modern Stainless Steel and Glass Door from Neoporte

Stainless Steel and glass is a perfect materials combination that can create a beautiful, luxurious and modern style in our home interior decorating element and furniture such as this cool and modern stainless steel and glass door that brought to you by Neoparte modern door stainless steel swinging door systems. This modern stainless steel door is a perfect choise to create a modern touch to your home and creating a great transition between interior
and exterior space. This stunning stainless steel doors collection is made using high technology of engineering and craftsmanship which surpass all industry standards.

The company’s design philosophy is that trees look better green and in the forest. All Neoporte doors are made from 100% stainless steel, a durable, recyclable material that lasts a lifetime without the need for toxic refinishing. The company builds each system to order, we can readily accommodate individual door dimensions up to 4’6” wide by 10’ high for a total double opening of 9’ wide by 10’ high. Add sidelites and transoms for total system dimensions limited only by your imagination.

Sliding Doors Collection from Interni

This contemporary sliding door collection is a nice choice for decorating your home interior and furniture space. A cool door decorating ideas that available in any different styles and color choice provided by Interni. The door such as The Luna door from the company is using a rail frame with various style of finishes with either glass, frosted glass, colour glass or wood finishes. The other door that they offer is an MS door which is a folding doors with a ceiling rail and adjustable doors.

Weigel Residence Colorado by Substance Architecture

Weigel Residence is a vacation home design with 4,000 square foot building area designed for a couple and their four young children. This wood residence is designed by Substance Architecture and located on a quarter-acre site in a residential development in Copper Mountain, Colorado, the home is comprised of a single-story, post-and-beam pavilion containing the primary living and entertainment spaces, and a four-story, conventionally framed tower containing the service spaces and bedrooms.

These elemental volumes are arranged to create two distinct landscape experiences: a sequestered, private environment of indoor and outdoor living spaces sheltered by lodge pole pines and nestled into the wooded site, and an expansive, open experience of Rocky Mountain vistas afforded by the belvedere quality of the tower. This arrangement allows the homeowners to “be in the woods” and “see the mountains” – the two site qualities which initially drew them to this location.

An entry sequence was developed to heighten the experience of the home. Beginning at the entry drive, visitors approach from the southeast; pass through the outer, cast-in-place concrete wall; up a stair parallel to the pavilion; into a covered “porch”; and then into the home. Each step along this path reveals carefully differentiated materiality. The compression experience – from fully exposed mountainside, to the more protected woodland, onto a defined plinth, and into the home’s interior – is graduated as well.

The northeast entry elevation, the only one with abutting development, remains largely solid with clerestory windows and a protective cast-in-place concrete wall. Both Interstate 70 and approaching winter storms lie northwest of the site; the garage and interior circulation are used to buffer this side of the home from both of these environmental factors. The remaining pavilion elevations embrace the wooded surroundings with large glazed openings which blur the distinction between inside and out.

The extended roof overhang creates a large covered exterior deck adjacent to an open patio at grade and shades the glass from summer sun. Fenestration on the tower is limited to a single multi-story opening offering the mountainous panorama to each of the three bedrooms. The top of the tower is reserved for a small office and roof deck – rewarding visitors with a remarkable view. This simple organization has the additional pragmatic advantage of allowing the tower to utilize the chimney effect to cool the home in summer months. As a result, the home is radiantly heated, but relies on simple ventilation strategies for cooling.

Shattering Door Decorating Ideas by Leandro Erlich

This cool shattering door decorating ideas is designed by Argentinean installation artist Leandro Erlich, a desginer who lives and works in Paris, France the “Shattering Door” is a really unique furniture design project, that is on display at Luciana Brito, São Paulo, Brazil.

Modern Wooden Italian Prefababricated Homes by Subissati

This modern wooden italian prefababricated homes is from Subissati, an Italian design company. This contemporary Italian prefab home is the brainchild of architect Roberto Semprini; a sustainable house design born from the notion that the home should be a manifestation of fashion, function, elegance, environmental responsibility and poetry in life.

An open plan concept house design with modern style features minimalist interiors with a futuristic edge, because everyday living should be simple, but never be boring. Ultra-modern elements add excitement to these calm spaces, such as the original and innovative staircase. If you’re into eco sustainable homes, try to look after this Italian prefab home at the Bologna Fair, October 28 to 31, 2009.

Modern Cooper Concrete House Design

The idea of having an open space with no division between client’s private and professional lives has resulting this Modern cooper concrete house design by Bernalte-León y Asociados. A modern residence with mostly made of cooper and concrete that is made based on the lifestyle of the client, a person who is engaged in the field of art and creativity. Using of cooper in house building become more and more popular lately. The house has highly sculptural architecture with different room sizes and heights depending on activities. The largest area is in the lower level where the kitchen, dining and living rooms are situated. One more interesting feature of the house is its roof where the owner could spent some time overlooking the neighborhood.