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I am a student of Interior Design. This page is intended to show the magnificent art of architecture and interiors. Everything on this website is posted for the sole purpose of showcasing and sharing wonderful designers, architects and artists. I do not own anything, if you want me to remove your picture, or anything you want to tell me, you should send me an e-mail.

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Mulhouse Cultural Center by Paul le Quernec.

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Children's Library in Monterrey Mexico.

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Balcony House by A-cero.

“This single family house has an area of 952 m2 (10,250 ft2) arranged on 3 levels and seated on an independent plot of 2000 m2 (21,530 ft2) with a prime location in a natural environment, and only 14km (9mi) from the city center."

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Over Water by Design Workshop.

“To build on the lake surrounded by mountains is always a challenge, cause whatever one builds and however beautiful it may be it still takes away that much from nature."

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Hi, I was just wondering about your interior design education. Is it a type of architecture and how long are you going to be in school?

hi! Interior Design and Architecture, in my graduation, there is a certain connection. Graduation lasts 2 years!

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Trevox 223 by CRAFT Arquitectos.

"One of the most important factors involved in the design is the location of the property. It is in a gazebo with continuous traffic and is the visual culmination of several avenues, this generates: excessive noise, very little privacy, and an air stream that impacts directly on the main facade of the house. Moreover, the project is facing south, which means it overheats during the summer. This led to our primary need to cover the environmental factor, i.e. to create a transitional space between the private area and public areas, without losing connection between these but at the same time diminishing the environmental factors."

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Hawk House by Alex Wyndham.

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Casa Son Vida - Mallorca, Spain.

This may not be your idea of a home but it is bold and fun, and it has certainly attracted wide media attention. The 8,500 square-foot Casa Son Vida is a cooperation between three powerhouses: Luxury residential developer Cosmopolitan Estates, eclectic Dutch designer and founder of Mooi, Marcel Wanders,, and award-winning Los Angeles, Switzerland and Hong Kong-based tecARCHITECTURE. 

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Ikibana Paral Restaurant by El Equipo Creativo.

“The Ikibana restaurant offers a fusion of Japanese and Brazilian gastronomies, two cultures that seem so antagonistic: quiet and minimalist the first, exuberant and bustling the second. These Ikebana artistic arrangements look for the right proportion, composition and equilibrium among three elements: wood, leaves and flowers. The results are light, elegant and static compositions that simulate movement, premises in which our design will be articulated."

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Casa Bramasole.

“You don't just turn a pile of bricks into a palazzo with a view in Umbria. Wealth and beauty may help, but they will not let you get away with it. A farm house on a mountain side has two stories joined by an outside staircase. Tiles are terracotta, windows are small. Neither will spoil the sunrise over the Lake Trasimeno, and your taste in interior decoration is to your own merits. Casa Bramasole will accommodate eight people in rustic Italian authenticity combined with the owner’s addiction to Scandinavian and Italian design classics."

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Taringa House by Loucas Zahos Architects.

“The Taringa house, originally a four-room worker’s cottage is located along Stanley Terrace, a traditional street lined with character housing in an inner west suburb of Brisbane. These landscape conditions are common to many of the properties that run parallel to Stanley Terrace. The functions of the old and the new remain distinct; public and private, street and backyard, visitor and family, entry and living. The cottage retains much of its original detail, whilst the addition is contemporary in form, which is not immediately apparent from the street."

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Exbury Egg by PAD studio, SPUD group & Stephen Turner.

"Located in in the Estuary of the River Beaulieu UK, the egg is a place to stay and a laboratory for studying the life of a tidal creek, a collecting and collating centre with integral storage & display areas.

The structure built using boat building techniques and local materials features a bed, a desk, a small stove, and a wet room. It will take on the patina of 730 daily tides below the water line, and 365 days of weathering by wind, rain and bleaching by the sun above."

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California Contemporary by Rozalynn Woods Interior Design.

“KTLA’s Gayle Anderson featured this Southern California contemporary home on her TV program. The choice to use simple and clean lines in the interior helps to soften the dramatic architecture. Ingenuity appears in all areas of the home from a custom backlit horizontal wood slat fireplace to the Master Bathroom’s opening to a small exterior garden.”

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PARKROYAL on Pickering by WOHA.

"Singapore-based WOHA Architects have long been advocates of the ultimate ‘green city’ – one that would be comprised of more vegetation than if it were left as wilderness – and the PARKROYAL on Pickering was designed as a hotel-as-garden that actually doubled the green-growing potential of its site. The architecture is fundamentally organic, but the fluid geometry has a loftier sense of purpose. The ascending vistas, the scenes above the external and internal spaces of the ground floor (and the fifth floor public area), whilst not spiritually preordained – the geometry is topographic, not cosmic – draw unambiguously from the heavenly gaze to be had within a mosque, a temple, or a church. It might be observed that the business hotel plays a similar role in contemporary culture to that of the cathedral in 17th century Europe, so it may not be impudent to describe WOHA’s exuberant tableaux as Baroque: just a touch of Borromini for the 21st century."

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The Mai Mai House by Pattersons Architects.

"This is a private house. It seeks to create a union which reconciles seemingly contrary identities, personalities and problems. In this house these two lovers – the hunter and the bird, as we have grown to call them – make sense of the elements that define them as individuals, and the chemistry that draws them together as a couple. A key to unlocking the Mai Mai is in the word ‘duality’. The house uses a duality of function and a duality of meaning to reconcile paradoxical ideas of concealment and display, ambush and retreat, challenge and reconciliation."

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Villa SSK by Takeshi Hirobe Architects.

"The client requested a comfortable, generously proportioned living, dining and kitchen area, a bathroom overlooking the ocean, a guest room, and a spare room that could be used to display his beloved car. The portion of the house encircled by the central area, guest room and spare room was turned into a tiled central courtyard where dogs can play. The courtyard also serves as an outdoor living room where large numbers of guests can gather and mingle."

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Haiko Crnelissen Architecten: Air Villa in Panamá.

"The 'air villa' in Panamá challenge the current morphology of the summer home to create a new residential typology more flexible and attune to its natural environment. The typical concept behind a house consists of a collection of spaces separated by interior partitions and enclosed within a peripheral vertical wall that tends to create a disconnect between the interior and exterior programs."