July 21, 2010
Watch Chicago designer Tom Marquardt demonstrate how to think outside the traditional kitchen plan and make a big statement in a small footprint.
Duration : 0:4:2
June 28, 2010
Some design ideas for small bathroom remodeling http://www.yourbathroomremodeling.com
Duration : 0:1:54
April 13, 2010
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Duration : 1 min 59 sec
March 06, 2010
Interior Design Singapore – Maximising the Living Space in your Home
Posted by: admin : Category: Small Kitchen Design
http://www.bananamana.com/lourve-design-interior-design-and-architectural-design-o472-en.html
Advice on creating more efficient space in you lounge room, dining room and kitchen from one of Singapore’s leading interior design companies. Mervyn from Lourve Design shows us better space planning to create an improved flow in your home. For more info on Lourve Interior Design click the link above.
Duration : 0:3:25
February 22, 2010
Interior Design by Minosa.February 20, 2010
Tumbleweed Tiny House Company. Jay Shafer’s Weebee design is just over 100 sqaure feet, complete with kitchen, wetbath, closets and sleeping loft.
Duration : 0:2:7
February 02, 2010
Interior Design New York City NY Decorator Kitchen Designer Bathroom Decorating Small Apartments Home Space Planning Office Interior Design Residential http://www.talandesign.com (212) 249-1156 Talan Design Group provides Interior Design Services in New York City.
Shelly Talan draws her influence from organic design with the philosophy that “less is more.” While each room will be strikingly beautiful, it will reflect the client’s lifestyle, taste and personality. Always on the cutting edge of design, her projects have a combination of rich colors and varied materials.
After attending New York School of Interior Design, she started her own design firm in 1983. She is an Allied member of ASID and the Allied Board of Trade. Her work has been published in several design magazines.
While working in both residential and commercial design, she is comfortable in all styles of interior design including modern, traditional, eclectic and classic contemporary. She has been involved in all aspects of renovations, including kitchens and bathrooms.
Shelly’s goal is to be concerned with the aesthetics of a project, while always being mindful of her client’s budget. Her sources for furniture, fabrics and accessories come from all parts of the city, including working with new and exciting furniture designers and artists.
Duration : 0:0:41
January 31, 2010
Small kitchen layout. We have a small home built in the late 60’s and have outgrown the kitchen. Some key elements of this design is the island/integrated bench allowing the dining table and island to consume less real estate. I also enjoy cooking, so I’m making the best out of a small space. Another big priority was to increase valuable prep surface. We’ve incorporated a cabinet depth refrigerator which will reduce overall refrigeration space, but to make up for the loss, I’ve introduced a second small refrigerator under the island exclusively for beverages, (which takes up a TON of space in our current refrigerator). We also don’t currently have a pantry and are using existing upper cabinetry for dry food storage, with the addition of the full height pantry all dry goods can be stored in one place. In the end of the island we’ve opted to install a slide out garbage cabinet in a location that allows food to be scraped directly into the garbage off the island (during prep), and can be accessed by the chef, as well as the kids. I wanted to design a kitchen that would allow an area that dinner can be prepared in (behind the island) still allowing a nice open area for kids to run around, essentially creating a “no fly zone”. When i’m cooking, nothing bothers me more than breaking stride by asking someone to move, or hand you something they’re blocking, or people getting in the way! I’ve also followed the “triangle” prep area rule allowing easy access to sink/prep area/stove in a triangle. One task that makes this entire design possible is removal of the long “center wall” that divides our current kitchen/living room. Not shown in this animation is the conversion of an existing (double window) next to the tall pantry cabinet into a sliding glass patio door! We can finally create a simple “flow” from the kitchen to the patio, and since the main wall is removed, into the living room. The kitchen and living room will benefit from the removal of the wall, increased natural light, and add the illusion of a larger space. We also added 3 skylights to the kitchen (not shown) and are going to be vaulting the ceiling.
Duration : 0:0:20
January 20, 2010
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Kitchen Design Center LLC 203-799-0587 http://www.yellowbook.com/profile/kitchen-design-center_1843595304.html
Duration : 0:0:36