Features of 2011 Italian Doors for Home Decoration in the World

This unusual and elegant door that is just perfect for a minimalist or modern interior was designed by Giuseppe Bavuso to Rimadesio. This minimalist door consists of an aluminum frame structure, faced with glass varnish on both sides, it is further marked by a lavishly sized handle especially produced from pressure die-cast metal alloy and equipped with decorative glass front of the same color lacquered like a leaf and the Jamb, which is encased in the wall, becomes invisible. The Aura door’s design is special because it can be used to have extremely big doors, nonetheless guaranteeing maximum stability and precision in movement.

This door does not require the use of traditional locks, because Aura elegant door design’s has an innovative completely invisible magnet system. 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.

   

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Door Design by Karim Rashid really change your home decor, Here the Funky and Cool Doors Design Concept for Unique Personality. Doors are designed with the wish to change the rules and the lifestyle in the interior furnishing world. Passion and fun for people who let themselves be surprised by emotions and live their passions, Inspiration and energy delighting creating surprising charming amazing exciting attracting, Think out of the box the wish to change the rules and the lifestyle in the interior furnishing world, The door has a personality doors who live in every room as paintings, furnishing objects, artworks, Look the Funky and Cool Doors Design Concept for Unique

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2011 Italian Doors for Home Decoration in the World

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Home on Stretch of River Design in South Fork River Hideaway

Italian Door Design by really change your home

Italian Doors for Home Decoration

Italian renaissance style Door

Most Important Architectural Accent in the World

Tucked along the stony shoreline of Cane Garden Bay just 50 feet above soothing surf sounds, Seven Peaks offers total privacy and superb ocean views in a convenient waterfront location for your BVI holiday.

A palm-lined driveway welcomes you into the seclusion of Seven Peaks. Park your car in the carport and enter the villa's main pavilion right into the gourmet kitchen (so very well equipped for cooks with its gas Mile range, Corian countertops and stocked with colorful tableware for tropical feasts). Adjacent to the large kitchen is the covered alfresco dining verandah with a large round mahogany dining table as its centerpiece; this area opens into the bi-level living area next to it, set with cushioned banana-leaf sofa and easy chair and a Sony 32-inch flat screen TV with satellite service.

A breezy covered patio is right off the living area and overlooks yachts and the dazzling white-sand beach of Cane Garden Bay beyond. Just outside the living area is the secluded pool, and sundecks on two levels (one covered with latticework to provide a little shade, and bordered by tropical plantings). At the end of the main pavilion, strung along the coastline, is the very private and air-conditioned king master suite with a walk-in shower, desk area and its own private covered balcony. The second and third bedrooms and a second full bath are in a separate pavilion above the carport; a curved staircase leads you upstairs to two adjacent, air-conditioned bedrooms which share a tiled bath and a patio area. All bedrooms and the living area are fully screened.

Seven Peaks is warmed by handcrafted local teak and mahogany shelving and cabinetry, saltillo tile floors, and a lively Caribbean flair is added to this sophisticated home by bright blue gingerbread architectural accents...let the surf sounds and the expansive sea views lull you into our slow island-time pace...four stars!

Cane Garden Bay's nightspots are just down the coast from Seven Peaks; on some nights there may be live entertainment, and if you choose to stay home instead of joining the reggae jump-up, you may have to close your bedroom doors and turn on the air-conditioning to shut out late-night music drifting across the Bay. Previous guests at Seven Peaks have said the occasional entertainment did not disturb their stay, however.

Please add 7% tax and $500 damage deposit to all rates.

Amenities

• Satellite TV (Sony 37" flat-screen) in living room with movie + music channels, DVD/CD player, Bose radio, music collection, books, A/C in all bedrooms, answering machine, ADSL line for your laptop + WiFi, gourmet kitchen with 5-burner Mile gas range, hair dryer, bidet in master suite, safe for valuables, gas grill, dishwasher. Wooden staircase from pool deck to beach. Laundry facilities are not available to Seven Peaks guests.

2011 Architectural Accents in Europe

Master Bathroom of Architectural Accents

Architectural Accents in Europe

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Features of Concrete Building Systems

Blissfield, Michigan, November 8, 2010 — Blissfield-based Structural Insulating Panel System home manufacturer Insulspan, Incorporated received a national home building accolade with its Lakeside Green Cottage, capturing First Place, Green building using SIPs in the 2011 BSC Excellence in Home Design and Marketing Awards program. The honor was awarded by the Building Systems Councils (BSC) of the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB)—a trade association that represents the concrete, log, modular, and penalized building system industries—at their annual awards program on November 8, 2010.
Sponsored by the NAHB Building Systems Councils, the BSC Excellence in Marketing and Home Design Awards has promoted excellence in the systems-built housing industry for more than ten years. All winners were announced at an awards luncheon in New Orleans, held in conjunction with the BSC SHOWCASE event—the leading trade show and conference based centered on the systems-built housing industry. Home manufacturers, builders and industry associates were among the groups recognized.
“This year’s award winners like Insulspan, Incorporated prove that despite a sluggish housing market, the systems-built industry is raising the bar in residential marketing and home design concepts,” said BSC Chairman Vic DePhillips, a modular manufacturer from Moosic, Pa. “Our award winners are adding credibility to their businesses and shedding a positive light on the building systems industry as a whole.”
The annual BSC Excellence Awards are judged by a panel of industry experts and companies like Insulspan were given praise for the quality of their submittals. The Lakeside Green Cottage  is a model of sustainable construction that maintains the design & character of its historic community.
“It is truly an honor for the Lakeside Green Cottage to receive the BSC Excellence Award for Green Building with SIPs,” said Frank Baker, Lakeside Cottage Homeowner and PFB Board member “At Insulspan, we strive to provide innovative, practical housing solutions using systems-built technologies. This award shows the hard work and vision of Insulspan dedicated employees. It is a proud day for them.
Awardees were recognized for excellence in achievement in several marketing and design categories and covered a range of concrete, log, modular and penalized homes.
There were scores of entries submitted for award categories ranging from Outstanding Model/Sales Center, to Presentation of Home Plans and Best Web site.
Award winners were announced to a crowd of nearly 200 systems-built industry professionals at the awards luncheon. Winners received plaques to commemorate their efforts. They will be featured in upcoming editions of NAHB e-newspaper, Nation’s Building News.  Some projects will also be on display on the BSC Awards Wall at the 2011 International Builders’ Show in Orlando.
ABOUT THE BSC: The Building Systems Councils of the National Association of Home Builders is made up of manufacturing, builder, and associate members who advocate building with systems. Systems-built homes are constructed with concrete, log, modular, or penalized systems.  They are constructed to the same code standards and reflect the same, and often enhanced, quality levels as any site-built construction. The advantage of systems-building is it’s done in a fraction of the time, with a fraction of the waste, reducing costly weather exposure.  Many systems-built homes are inherently “green,” adding an environmentally friendly label to the product.
ABOUT NAHB: The National Association of Home Builders is a Washington-based trade association representing more than 175,000 members involved in home building, remodeling, multifamily construction, property management, subcontracting, design, housing finance, building product manufacturing and other aspects of residential and light commercial construction. NAHB is affiliated with 800 state and local home builders associations around the country. NAHB builder members will construct about 80 percent of the new housing units projected for 2010. 

2011 Latest Model of Concrete Building Systems

hollow-core technology  Danish building system Bubble Deck

building system concrete blocks that are created with precast patterns

envisioned a new kind of building system with their concrete LED

 Building Systems Councils SHOWCASE

 Heat Pipe component models a body with heat in and out simulating a heat

Spiral Staircase Decorating Ideas

Creative spiral staircase for your decoration room. Make more cool ideas trough your house. This spiral staircase decorating ideas maybe can be a point of interest of your home. Some people like choose this spiral staircase to connect several floors in your home, because it’s practical and simple. Not waste space in your home. Suitable for small house. This cool spiral staircases are made of variety material and combination including steel, iron, wood, aluminum and so on. Let’s see some of Awesome Cool Spiral Staircase Decorating Ideas pictures below. 

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Here the Second Floor Staircase and Oak Terrace Design by Artechnic Japan, the house with the spiral staircase of metal, with second floor deck form oak tree, the combination metal and wood look beautiful for exterior design. let’s look the Second Floor Staircase and Oak Terrace Design by Artechnic Japan picture here

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staircase in Japanese home

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"Enzie is a system which provides safe, quality stairs easily installed and assures long term value."

The enzie steel spiral stair system provides safe, quality access & assures long term value. An enzie spiral stair is an easy way to add space and functionality to your project safely and efficiently without comprising style or design. 

At enzie our spiral and access stairs are built from high grade materials including Aluminium, Stainless steel, Galvanised steel and solid timber. We can inspect your property and create the best attic and access ladders according to your needs and budget. Our Melbourne showroom has a complete range of roof space and attic ladders.

Exclusive Features:

• Indoors & Outdoors
• No ugly welds, bolts, corners or projections
• Clockwise or anti-clockwise
• Rigid construction
• Non-slip treads
• Over-baked durable finishes
• Stair kit with everything you need for a fast installation
• Delivery from 14 days (with qualification)

Design

The award winning (Aust Design Award, BHP Award for Consumer Products and Prince Phillip Prize for Australian Design Finalist), Enzie steel spiral staircase is designed with clean sculptured lines which blend perfectly with modern and traditional decor. The modular construction can be assembled to curve to the right or left of the central column. The staircase is available in 1300mm, 1500mm, 1750mm and 1880mm diameters.

Finishes

A wide range of decorator colours meets almost every decorating situation. Blend the stair in a monochromatic scheme, dramatically contrast with bold colour or elegantly complement with stainless steel. To ensure durability the steel components are powder coated with polyester paint and oven baked in the factory. External stairs are galvanised before being powder coated.

Strength and Durability

An Accreditation Certificate issued under the BCA endorses the safety elements of the system. The all metal structure and assembly (made from Australian Steel) ensures strength and stability. There are no ugly welds, bolts, corners or projections. The staircase is structurally independent between levels. Durable anti-slip rubber pads on the stair treads ensure safe and quiet access.

Installation

The enzie stair components are supplied in a kit form. A competent handyman can install it and achieve a professional finish. An installation service by experienced Enzie people is available in most areas.

Quality

The enzie stair has a quality finish, which you would be proud to have in your home or office environment. Quality of enzie components is guaranteed, and satisfaction with our professional installations ensured. 

2011 Spiral Stairs for Home Decoration

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Features of Latest Roofing for Home Decoration in World

Home decorating is often seen as a necessity however, it should be an exciting experience. There are so many home decorating styles to choose from, so many colors, such a selection of furniture and accessories. Having to renovate or change your home decor should be a period of refreshing. The whole point in redecorating, whether necessity or not, is to improve your space in order to make it feel new and create an atmosphere that makes you happy.
Deciding on a home decorating theme may be difficult since there are so many great ones to choose from. Browsing online home decorating catalogues may help you to make up your mind regarding what’s best for your space. Online home decorating catalogues are quite convenient because they don’t require you to leave your home. Without stepping outside of your house, you can browse for hours, numerous online home decorating catalogues.
Because there are so many online decorating catalogues, you might want to narrow the search. If you’re looking for a particular item such as furniture, there are online home decorating catalogues which specialize in furniture only. If you are looking for accessories for a particular theme such as contemporary or French country, there are online home decorating catalogues that specifically deal with accessories for your home. There are catalogues for flooring, lighting, paint and any item you might choose to use in your home decorating project. The Internet provides a world-wide shopping center. Access to home decorating catalogues from all over the world gives you a selection that no department store could offer.
Picking items from online home decorating catalogues will provide you an opportunity to find unique items for your home. A great example of the benefits of online home decorating catalogues from other parts of the world is, using Tuscan design for your decorating project. Because this is a theme that is derived from the cultural heritage of Italy, finding accessories or even fabric to fit the Tuscan theme may compel you to shop from an online home decorating catalogue from Italy. If you live in North America, chances are you aren’t going to hop on a plane, go to Italy and shop for accessories and fabric. The online shopping option allows you to have the things you want for your home without going out and searching. With buy direct online shopping, it’s as simple as finding the articles you want, whether a pair of silver candlesticks or a terracotta jug, using various forms of payment, you can order these items and have them shipped to you from anywhere in the world. 

During its 75th Anniversary year, the Museum of Science and Industry has created a functioning, three-story modular and sustainable “green” home in its own backyard to showcase the ways, big and small, that people can make eco-friendly living a part of their lives.

The home, which was designed by Michelle Kaufmann Designs-TM and built by All American Homes TM is the basis for the original Museum of Science and Industry exhibit Smart Home:Green + Wired, Powered by Com Ed and Warmed by Peoples Gas, which is open from May 8, 2008 through Jan. 4, 2009.

This marks the first time that a museum has built a fully functioning exhibit home of this kind on its grounds. And, in addition to that designation, after a comprehensive review of the home’s plans, materials and design in relation to the City of Chicago’s Chicago Green Homes Program, the Smart Home has also been named “Chicago’s greenest home.”

Celebrating exciting new directions in sustainable living and spectacular, environmentally-friendly technology, Smart Home: Green + Wired offers guests guided tours of the 2,500-square-foot home and grounds, located in a park on the east side of the Museum. Within the home, guests are able to view the latest innovations in reusable resources; smart energy consumption; and clean, healthy-living environments in a contemporary setting.

Smart Technology

With the help of key participant Wired magazine, the home will incorporate “smart” technologies, with a focus on energy efficiency, making greener choices and homeowner awareness. A home-automation system automates heat, lighting and window coverings to reduce energy consumption. The motorized skylight in the ceiling opens when detectors sense a cool breeze (saving air conditioning) and digital electronics in the plants send voicemail when they need water. When the doorbell rings, a touchscreen reveals a wireless video feed from the front entry. An energy monitoring system will track electricity and water usage on a real-time basis, giving homeowners a direct way to see the resources they’re consuming by the day or week.

Smart Home Interior

The interior architecture, which is inviting, sophisticated and family-friendly, demonstrates the use of natural light, open spaces, energy-efficient heating, ventilation and air-conditioning systems and energy-efficient building components to maximize a healthy-living environment. The materials chosen-from the windows to the fixtures to the counters and floors-tell a compelling story of sustainable architecture and eco-friendly design. Guests learn how storm water runoff can be used for landscape irrigation; how toilets can be equipped to use waste water from the shower and bath; how spray-in foam insulation can create a completely sealed building, resulting in better air quality, a quieter home and greater energy efficiency; how recycled glass bottles can create beautiful bathroom tile-and much more.

The interior also includes unique furniture and accessories, including a couch covered in fabric made from recycled t-shirts, an ash wood dining table made with wood from a fallen tree, an organic mohair rug with a backing made from

recycled coffee bean bags, whimsical chandeliers that recycle old colored light bulbs and mid-century dining chairs found in a resale shop (a great way to recycle).

Landscape, Green Roof and Garage

The Museum of Science and Industry collaborated with Jacobs/Ryan Associates Landscape Architects, the University of Illinois Extension and Open lands to develop a native and sustainable site landscape for the Smart Home. Using organic materials and environment-replenishing concepts such as composting and collection of rainwater, a team from the University of Illinois Extension Horticulture, Environmental and Green Educators have created beautiful gardens around the house, alive with plants native to this area. Starting in the garden, guests explore the possibilities of a sustainable vegetable garden, rain gardens and other vegetation-how it can be used for food, indoor climate control and water recycling and conservation.

The home’s tour concludes on the roof, which is covered by a green-roof garden as well as photovoltaic film, which will harvest daylight and provide much of the home’s electrical energy. Rooftop gardens not only act as a source of cooling in the summer and insulation in the winter, but also absorb precipitation, which reduces storm water runoff, which can be reused for landscape irrigation. In the exhibit, guests explore the process of building a garden, along with its many environmental benefits.

The Smart Home garage is a multi-purpose space. In addition to housing vehicles, it can also be used as a movie room,

or offer other flexible uses in the future, when families of the future may not own two cars. The garage houses the latest in low-emission and energy-efficient vehicles, a Honda Civic Hybrid, which was awarded 2006 World Car of the Year “greenest car.”

During its 75th Anniversary year, the Museum of Science and Industry has created a functioning, three-story modular and sustainable “green” home in its own backyard to showcase the ways, big and small, that people can make eco-friendly living a part of their lives.

This marks the first time that a museum has built a fully functioning exhibit home of this kind on its grounds. And, in addition to that designation, after a comprehensive review of the home’s plans, materials and design in relation to the City of Chicago’s Chicago Green Homes Program, the Smart Home has also been named “Chicago’s greenest home.”

Celebrating exciting new directions in sustainable living and spectacular, environmentally-friendly technology, Smart Home: Green + Wired offers guests guided tours of the 2,500-square-foot home and grounds, located in a park on the east side of the Museum. Within the home, guests are able to view the latest innovations in reusable resources; smart energy consumption; and clean, healthy-living environments in a contemporary setting.

Smart Technology

With the help of key participant Wired magazine, the home will incorporate “smart” technologies, with a focus on energy efficiency, making greener choices and homeowner awareness. A home-automation system automates heat, lighting and window coverings to reduce energy consumption. The motorized skylight in the ceiling opens when detectors sense a cool breeze (saving air conditioning) and digital electronics in the plants send voicemail when they need water. When the doorbell rings, a touchscreen reveals a wireless video feed from the front entry. An energy monitoring system will track electricity and water usage on a real-time basis, giving homeowners a direct way to see the resources they’re consuming by the day or week.

Smart Home Interior

The interior architecture, which is inviting, sophisticated and family-friendly, demonstrates the use of natural light, open spaces, energy-efficient heating, ventilation and air-conditioning systems and energy-efficient building components to maximize a healthy-living environment. The materials chosen-from the windows to the fixtures to the counters and floors-tell a compelling story of sustainable architecture and eco-friendly design. Guests learn how storm water runoff can be used for landscape irrigation; how toilets can be equipped to use waste water from the shower and bath; how spray-in foam insulation can create a completely sealed building, resulting in better air quality, a quieter home and greater energy efficiency; how recycled glass bottles can create beautiful bathroom tile-and much more.

The interior also includes unique furniture and accessories, including a couch covered in fabric made from recycled t-shirts, an ash wood dining table made with wood from a fallen tree, an organic mohair rug with a backing made from

recycled coffee bean bags, whimsical chandeliers that recycle old colored light bulbs and mid-century dining chairs found in a resale shop (a great way to recycle).

Landscape, Green Roof and Garage

The Museum of Science and Industry collaborated with Jacobs/Ryan Associates Landscape Architects, the University of Illinois Extension and Open lands to develop a native and sustainable site landscape for the Smart Home. Using organic materials and environment-replenishing concepts such as composting and collection of rainwater, a team from the University of Illinois Extension Horticulture, Environmental and Green Educators have created beautiful gardens around the house, alive with plants native to this area. Starting in the garden, guests explore the possibilities of a sustainable vegetable garden, rain gardens and other vegetation-how it can be used for food, indoor climate control and water recycling and conservation.

The home’s tour concludes on the roof, which is covered by a green-roof garden as well as photovoltaic film, which will harvest daylight and provide much of the home’s electrical energy. Rooftop gardens not only act as a source of cooling in the summer and insulation in the winter, but also absorb precipitation, which reduces storm water runoff, which can be reused for landscape irrigation. In the exhibit, guests explore the process of building a garden, along with its many environmental benefits.

The Smart Home garage is a multi-purpose space. In addition to housing vehicles, it can also be used as a movie room,

or offer other flexible uses in the future, when families of the future may not own two cars. The garage houses the latest in low-emission and energy-efficient vehicles, a Honda Civic Hybrid, which was awarded 2006 World Car of the Year “greenest car.” 

If you live in urban areas or in buildings with roofs that are less taken care of, it’s time you see these beautiful works. This is the work of designers based in London My Landscapes, about a beautiful roof garden. Although I have posted previously about Fresh Garden On The Roof Designs but these designs also can be applied on a roof. The psychological and environmental benefits of roof gardens are numerous. Gardening can be help decrease heating, calming and relaxing, which in turn decreases the incidence of stress-related illnesses. It’s also beneficial to the environment, particularly in urban areas. In addition, a roof garden can improve the aesthetic quality of a building. Even in a small roof space, where space is a premium, you can create a beautiful garden paradise usual for summer dining and relaxing.

     

Christmas 2010 for Office Decorations

Christmas in office is great idea on decorating office for the Christmas 2010 celebrations. Christmas office decorations happen to be fun for everyone. There are some useful ideas for Christmas office decorations. Christmas office decorations are not easy tasks but if projected with proper plans can turn up to be an exciting grand event. Choose Christmas office decorating ideas that are easy to set up or install. An office organization will look best with Christmas office decorations. However, you can still, in many cases, use Christmas lights to decorate your office. A multi-colored light bulb cover includes a transparent casing adapted to receive a light bulb therein and having a wall surface ideas for Christmas office. Christmas centerpieces adored with flowers and seasonal decorations can be placed at the center of the office tables. Flower bouquets can be placed at the corners of the walls and the colors of the season should get a reflection in the Christmas office decorations. 

 

Beautiful and Unique Blueand Christmas 2010

 

Great Red Candles home decor Christmas 2010

 

Color scheme Candles Christmas 2010s Table

 

Candles Stuff Christmas 2010 party

 

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Modern Home Decorating Candles for Your Christmas 2010

This beautiful and unique at modern home decorating candles for your Christmas 2010, this perfect for filling the interior decorating of your home with the family on Christmas vacation. Add Christmas spirit to every room in your home add candles, glitter, bows, and greenery all Christmas Ideas and a beautiful Christmas table. With some preparation and planning your home will be beautiful. Plan your Christmas party decor around a theme or a seasonal color scheme.