La Vida Casa Interior design and decor

inside this japanese restaurant in st. petersburg, russia, the most distinctive feature is the wooden element which envelopes one side of the wall and the entire ceiling. designed by DA architects, their objective was to keep the 80 sqm restaurant interior neutral and simple in total, 400 wooden triangles have been installed, representing DA architects ‘ concept of creating an interior ‘shell’ . references to asia is seen subtly through the clay pots decorating the walls and the bamboo place mats. the material and décor choice for the rest of kido sushi bar follows the designers’ decision to leave the space simple. the muted grey and blue color scheme projects focus onto the geometric, three-dimensional feature which ultimately, introduces visual expression and directing people’s gaze to the longitudinal stretch of the floor plan   apart from the wooden element, the walls and finishes have been left muted   .

as the trend of co-working spaces around the world is on the rise,   second home lisboa   hopes to evolve into a space that also focuses on sustainability and sparking conversation and relationships between the people who work there.   with over 1,000 plants and trees organized throughout,   selgascano   used greenery not only to serve as a decorative element, but to reduce background noise, natural partition and improve air quality.   the interior was approached in a domestic scale; different mix-matching furniture and lights have been used including mid-century and bauhaus originals two completely different spaces have been created in the given L shaped plan: the main working space where the long table sits, and the café lounge area. both designed to be distinct and even opposite spaces: one for people to work and another for people to relax, talk and unwind. each space with a totally different ambience and personality.’   –   lucia...

Are you struggling with decorating a   small living room set ? Don’t worry, La Vida is here to help you. Find bellow 10   living room ideas   and   modern   interior design tips   on how to style a   small living room Furniture against the wall does not guarantee a larger   living room interior design . On the other hand, breathing room around your furniture leads to the appearance of more space. Try moving furnishings out of their beloved places and placing them in the middle of a constant awareness Quality multi-functionality is appreciated everywhere these days. The same goes with designing your chic small interiors. Sneak a way that works the best for you with a multiple-use items such as bookcase built-in ottoman or go “sofa out of nowhere” style likewise in this case . .   .

british designer   morag myerscough   has created a series of bold and bright bespoke bedrooms for sheffield children’s   hospital , transforming patient spaces into artistic tableaus.   four schemes are rotated throughout 46 en-suite bedrooms and six multi occupancy bays, including a paler color palette designed for children who have conditions such as autism.   ‘although the rooms are for children, I didn’t want them to be childish because children of all different age groups will be staying in them’   myerscough explains.   ‘I also wanted to create somewhere parents would be happy to spend time too. it was just about making a bedroom that you felt good to be in.’ commissioned by   artfelt , the children’s hospital charity’s arts program, the project brings a punchy palette of pink, yellow, green, and blue hues to the rooms.   the new spaces, created by   avanti architects , have a soft and domestic sensibility, and have been cra...

intrigued by the phenomena of natural metamorphosis, austrian artist   thomas medicus   creates crystalis — a series of digitally designed glass sculptures with extensive 3D volumes.   these tessellated pieces borrow the structural richness of chrysalis (or pupae), an advanced transformation stage of butterfly larvae right before they release themselves from their cocoons. crafting a total of three pieces,   thomas medicus   has interpreted that natural occurence as a digitized chrysalis with abstracted architectures.   after 3D modeling the geometric structures on a computer software, all glass fragments have been hand-cut and joined together manually. in the end, wanting to highlight that relationship between nature and architecture, driftwoods are enclosed by the triangulated glass structures.   detail view: the fragments are digitally designed

Employee performance can benefit from the incorporation of wood into the overall design scheme, too. As HOK explains, because performance has been shown to be the product of ability, motivation and opportunity, and because workers’ abilities tend to improve within comfortable building conditions, the addition of wood, an inherently warm and comfortable element, can contribute to employees’ ability to rally their best .