A backyard garden oasis, seamlessly connecting interior spaces with the outside. Working around one of Oakvilles largest oak trees by taking direction from nature, this design is one of our most popular projects on Houzz. The linear lines of the deck and pergola transition to free-flowing organic shapes as the built environment secedes to its natural surrounds. The result is a subtle layering of material, with each reaching out to touch the other inside carries outside with wood deck underfoot, stepping down to the interlock patio that defines the limits of the static environment, bordered by manicured lawn to mark the beginning of the living world, whose far edge of concrete curb delineates the start of a very dynamic space where carefully planned perennials yield to the unbridled majesty of raw nature. Pathways throughout the property were created using this hierarchy, alluding to the destination through the material selection alone. With the addition of a fire table and outdoor accent lighting, this backyard has become an outdoor sanctuary for any time of day or year.

Restaurant bar design awards

November 10, 2017

2017 restaurant and bar design awards Biasol Clerkenwell

Clerkenwell Grind Winner UK Standalone Restaurant

The 2017?Restaurant & Bar Design Awards winners ceremony, which took place at London’s King’s Cross on the 5th October was attended by over 700 of the UK and world’s best designers, and their clients responsible for the design of the most innovative food and beverage spaces. We were extremely overwhelmed to have been awarded winner of Best UK Standalone Restaurant for?Clerkenwell Grind.

The Restaurant & Bar Design Awards now in its ninth year is a globally recognised competition dedicated to the design of food and beverage spaces.This covers every imaginable space, from ships to airports, museums to burger vans, and from revered Michelin-starred establishments to the fleeting dynamism of pop-ups. Judged by a panel of some of the most influential personalities in design, hospitality and lifestyle globally, this annual edition of the Awards attracted 980 entries from the UK and 70 other countries.

The expanse within a difficult space itself is appreciated, but the combination of textural elements along with complimentary tones of fabrics and highlights really bring the space together. Branding and lighting also complement the space, it’s an overall cohesive venue

المهندس عباس حسن وتصاميم هندسية كلاسيكية تحاكي العصر الحديث

Archinteriors Magazine

November 9, 2017

interview with Abbas hasan Interior Designer

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De la Roche Residence beautiful designs with charming lines

Archinteriors Magazine

November 8, 2017

ARCHITECT: NATUREHUMAINE

A couple with two young children wish to transform a duplex located in Rosemont La Petite Patrie into their principal family residence.

The project consists in reorganizing the original portion of the house and enlarging it with an extension in the yard while preserving the facade on the street as required by the city bylaws.

Suspended above the dining room, a grey angular volume sheltering the master bedroom cantilevers out over the garden terrace. For more intimacy, a pair of steel blades unfolds in front of two large panes of glass over the garden facade filtering the views from the neighbours and modulating the natural light coming into the living spaces.

Wishing to create an effect of depth on the garden fa?ade, two tones of colours are used one gray tone for the suspended volume covered in fibrocement boards and an other in copper for the windows, steel blades and the patio door in the recessed portion of the back wall.

An angular frame like structure connects both immediate neighbours as a result of their differences in the protrusions of their constructions.

Within the house, a staircase positioned directly under a generous skylight becomes the focal element of the house. Three entities compose this staircase; the first steps cladded in white marble, a wooden landing cladded in Russian plywood that continues through the family room to become a working surface and finally the circular stair painted white with perforated steel guards and steps in white birch.

Integrated elements such as concealed doors and furniture combine to tones of whites, greys and blacks contribute in creating a warm and minimalist atmosphere throughout every room in the house.

Deborah Berke

Archinteriors Magazine

November 8, 2017

Deborah Berke began her career as an architect in 1982. Since then, she has assembled a senior team of partners and principals with whom she has created a body of work with a distinct and lasting character. Deborah sets the creative direction for the practice and brings her unique design vision to each project. Her approach to architecture, which is informed by her pursuit of authenticity, love for the visual arts, and her intellectual rigor, pervades our design processes and our built projects.

In July 2016, Deborah became the dean of the Yale School of Architecture, where she has been a professor since 1987. Deborah continues Yale?s long tradition of distinguished practitioners who also served as Dean, including Robert A.M. Stern, Cesar Pelli, and Paul Rudolph. With a passion for both the teaching and practice of architecture, she continues to direct the firm?s creative work, as she has done throughout her academic career.

Previously she taught at the University of Maryland, the Rhode Island School of Design, the University of Miami, the University of California at Berkeley, and the Institute for Architecture and Urban Studies, of which she was a fellow. In addition, Deborah has been a juror in numerous architecture and design award programs and lectures throughout the US and Canada. In 2013 she received the first Berkeley-Rupp award, given by the University of California at Berkeley to a ?distinguished practitioner or academic who has made a significant contribution to promoting the advancement of women in the field of architecture, and whose work emphasizes a commitment to sustainability and the community.?

Deborah is a fellow of the American Institute of Architects, a Trustee and Vice President of the Urban Design Forum, a James Howell Foundation Board Member, and she serves on the Yaddo Board of Directors. Over the past two decades, Deborah has also served as trustee and vice president of desigNYC, founding trustee of New York City?s Design Trust for Public Space, trustee of the National Building Museum, Chair of the Board of Advisors for the Buell Center for the Study of American Architecture at Columbia University, trustee of the Brearley School, and a vice president of the?AIA?New York Chapter.

Deborah is a graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design (B.F.A., 1975; B. Architecture, 1977) and The City University of New York (M. Urban Planning in Urban Design, 1984).

21c Museum Hotel Nashville, Former Hardware Store Into A Boutique Hotel

Archinteriors Magazine

November 8, 2017

Architect:Deborah Berke

Celebrating the authentic culture and sense of place of Nashville, the newest edition of the 21c Museum Hotels transforms a former hardware store and warehouse into a 21st century boutique hotel and destination restaurant.

The design of the hotel highlights the history of the Gray & Dudley Hardware Company building while creating a contemporary experience reflecting the vibrancy of Nashville today. A new entrance on Second Avenue leads to the public areas, which have concrete floors and exposed metal beams and columns, reflecting the buildings industrial heritage. These elements are combined with rich upholstery, a sophisticated color palette, and metal accents, creating an eclectic juxtaposition of materials and furnishings. Contemporary art is incorporated throughout all the public areas, including a linear gallery that leads to the restaurant.

On the six upper floors, which contain 124 guest rooms, historic building fabric like exposed brick and timber beams are occasionally revealed, adding texture and underscoring the buildings history and materiality. Three new light wells bring natural illumination deep into the building.

120,000 square feet
Completed 2017

Close Residence A 1960’s Home Beautifully Rejuvenated

Archinteriors Magazine

November 8, 2017

Architects: NatureHumaine

This suburban home on Montreal’s south shore was built by the father of our client in the 1960’s. After over 50 years without having much work done, it was in need of some rejuvenation.

The original house lacked natural light and had a series of closed rooms surrounding a central stair. The first move was to open the south facade with large glazed patio doors. Removing the original partitions let the light penetrate deeply into the house.

A new sculptural stair built of hot rolled steel, maple veneer, and frosted glass becomes the focal point of the house. The counter of the central island in the kitchen cantilevers 2.4 meters out from the cabinets becoming the dining table, uniting preparation and eating spaces. Two pivoting glass doors close off the entry creating a winter vestibule.

The immense stone fireplace was conserved and restored. It’s textured materiality contrasts with the purity of the new elements. The exterior of the house was restored and repainted and the windows were replaced. A contemporary dormer was added to the roof of the house containing the two second floor bathrooms.

Pan Emirates Home Furnishings launches its online store and mobile app

Archinteriors Magazine

November 8, 2017

Pan Emirates home furnishings launches its online store and mobile app

Pan Emirates Home Furnishings, a home-grown luxury brand with a unique taste in interiors, launches its online shop and Augmented Reality based mobile application for its customers in the UAE. The Online store will include the whole gamut of specialty products from bedrooms to living room sets , and other accessories to outdoor, patio and modern/classic art furnishings.

For a better shopping experience and convenience for the customers, Pan Emirates launches its online shopping store on November 2nd at its Mega store in Al Barsha, behind Mall of the Emirates. The e-store is up and live and hosts all the collections by the luxe furniture brand, including Avant Garde pieces, art, d?cor, and office furniture. The Augmented Reality app will enable the customers to make a well informed and thoughtful decision of buying with great ease. Now with this app, Customers at Panemirates can fetch a 3 D preview of their desired furniture and d?cor pieces , place them in their real home setting , interact and play with them and share the model with their friends and family to get their votes in before they make any decision. One can view all the details of the product and buy through the app as well.

The latest Augmented Reality based application and the online store gives buyers an opportunity to get better access to choose what they want, the minute details of each piece, Chat with the online customer service team to help in choosing the best selection delivery options and other important information while purchasing. One can also avail amazing deals and shopping surprises with the store. The event was highlighted by the presence of key media, social media influencers.

The mobile app of Pan Emirates Home Furnishings is available on iOS and Google Play Store for Apple and Android.

About PAN Emirates Home Furnishing

PAN EMIRATES, the UAE?s No. 1 and most preferred home refurbishment destination continues to reinvent its product and service offerings, thus continuing to remain synonymous with easy, stylish and affordable home decorating solutions over the last 25 years. Today, PAN Emirates has 15 showrooms all over the GCC with future plans to expand.Renowned for superior product quality, great in-store experiences and pleasant after-sales service, PAN Emirates sets the benchmark when it comes to addressing a spectrum of furnishing styles and tastes.

Walking into a PAN Emirates showroom is almost like walking into a candy shop ? you will come away with something ? it?s impossible not to, with so much to choose from! Be it furniture, accessories or home d?cor ? for every space and corner of your home and outdoors too. Our signature store in Al Barsha, Dubai is spread across 300,000 sq. ft. and is the biggest furniture store across the UAE. When you shop at a Pan Emirates store, you can be sure that you are getting the best quality, value and price guarantee for the piece of furniture you will buy. It?s a commitment we offer our customers and we call it the PAN PROMISE. So next time you need to redecorate or if something in our display catches your eye, do walk in and talk to Pan Emirates professional team. Their assistants will tell you all about, why with PAN PROMISE, you can be rest-assured that you are getting complete value for your money.

Enjoy more time outdoors with the new Rattan House collection

Archinteriors Magazine

November 7, 2017

Clayton Sectional Set Tuxedo Dining — The beauty of outdoor furniture is that it is a modern, long lasting and easy to maintain. Crafted with its natural appeal, it also becomes flexible with the integration of many designs and decorative schemes. Perfect for relaxation, this set of Tuxedo Dinning and the Clayton Sectional Set are deeply padded. The set is completed with a matching table each, ideal for coffee or dinning. It is completed with an elegant finish and is great for relaxing and entertaining during the winter months. PRICE: Clayton Sectional Sofa - AED 26,075 - Tuxedo Dinning ? AED 11,050

Rattan House adds more collection to their outdoor range for the upcoming season.
Rattan House showrooms are located in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Riyadh, Jeddah,? Al Khobar, Bahrain, Jordan and Indonesia also available internationally
Dubai, United Arab Emirates, September 17th, 2017: House, one of the leading manufacturers of exquisite outdoor furniture with varied collections for outdoor and indoor spaces, introduces its newest collection for this season. Known for their outdoor luxury furniture sets, Rattan House introduces finest outdoor dining, sitting furniture and accessories, made with utmost importance to functionality and pure design.

The?magnificent collection offered at Rattan House has complete hospitality solutions for five star hotels, resorts, beach clubs/bars and restaurants by including different range of products with the highest quality.

Rich Set
All about simplicity with a hint of color, the rich set would add a vintage magic to your garden area. The blue reinforced upholstery is best for relaxing and gives your garden a light yet spacious feeling with a powerful statement.
PRICE: AED 16,750

Kabana Set
This delightful furniture set comes with a three seater sofa, two arm chairs and one coffee table with a touch of color. Ideal for a garden, patio or conservatory with a weather proof finish.
PRICE: 16,750 AED

This collection is available in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Riyadh, Jeddah,? Al Khobar, Doha, Bahrain, Jordan and Indonesia also available internationally.

About Rattan House

Rattan House is a pioneer creator and curator of synthetic outdoor furnishings in the GCC. Established in 1982 for the first time in Amman, Jordan, this frontrunner in outdoor settings has grown and expanded throughout the Gulf region, with the establishment of the Rattan House Factory in 2005 and its reach through UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Jordan and Indonesia as of today. Reach out to Rattan House for a deluxe makeover of one?s living space at an affordable rate with the most languid, and comfortable patio, decking and outdoor setting furniture in the region.

Dari Home opens in The Dubai Mall

Archinteriors Magazine

November 7, 2017

Dari Home opens its new branch in The Dubai Mall.
With a specialization in kitchenware and homeware appliances, Dari Home is a true pioneer in smart home solutions.
Dari Home located in The Dubai Mall and Mercato Mall.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates: Dari Home, a popular kitchenware and homeware brand in Dubai opens its store at The Dubai Mall on October 11^th. Dari Home kitchenware houses a wide variety of colourful and bright kitchen accessories that makes cooking easy and enjoyable at the same time.

The Grand Opening of the new store at The Dubai Mall was witnessed by many including key media personnel, bloggers along with Management executives from Dari Home and The Dubai Mall. Dari Home offers unique products for home with design, style and creativity. The new store hosts a range of stainless steel cutlery, porcelain wear, glassware and cookware. The kitchenware brand also encourages young chefs to experiment the adorable range of kids? cookware, cutlery set and cleaning items.

Commenting on launch of the new store, Mr Hassan Tamimi COO of Dari Home mentioned, ?We are happy to announce the launch of Dari Home at The Dubai Mall, one of the top shopping destinations in Dubai. With Dari Home offering products solely ?For the Joy of Cooking? we aim to deliver smart cooking solutions to a wider range of audience. Whether you want to display culinary brilliance at a high-end restaurant, the comfort of the home, or even in the most simplistic kitchen, Dari helps you achieve smart and creative cooking experience with complete solutions.?

About Dari Home

Dari Home is a designer kitchenware store in The Dubai Mall and Mercato Mall. It?s a unique store that houses a range of kitchenware and dishes for the love of cooking.? This is a store made for anyone who truly and solely revel in the simplistic joys of cooking at home and celebrate special occasions with a humble display of culinary brilliance. Dari Home offers products for your home with design, style, creativity and quality. Dari, truly made ?For the Joy of Cooking?

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