Contemporary townhouse by Pasel.Kuenzel

The first, larger, part is contains bedrooms and a living room and features very tall windows that fill the interior with natural sunlight. The second part is long and narrow and contains service areas: the bathrooms, the kitchen, the utility room and the stairway. The roof is not flat but slightly inclined to let more light into the bedrooms and allow people to watch the stars while sheltering the rooftop garden from the view of neighbours and people on the street. This private house on a former industrial area in the centre of Leiden, Netherlands, is designed by Pasel.Kuenzel. Its design solves two main needs of city homes: light and space. The house is divided into two parts, easily recognisable due to the differences in the materials used on the facades.

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Concrete grill by Betonware

The combination of concrete with wood is not only practical but also stylish when it’s done in such way. Besides, the grill also serves as a quite large table where several people could eat the fresh fried meat. Imagine, how cool such grill would look like near a house made of the same materials and in the same style. Kinzo outdoor grill designed by Betonware is one of the best examples of how contemporary house designs could inspire the creation of furniture. This contemporary outdoor grill features not only straight lines, simple shapes and minimalist look but also is made of materials that usually are used in contemporary house construction.

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Modern small tables by Bauke Knottnerus

Such chairs and tables could become not only eye-catching interior objects at your home but also serves well as place to take a coffee break or to read a book. Rockies is a bright family of altered root furniture covered in high gloss polyurea designed by Dutch designer, Bauke Knottnerus. It consists of several different small tables and chairs which all have an unique form and ether covered in an animal print or a bold shade.

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Creative apartment design from i29

Before the renovation, the apartment had a lot of rooms but it become a spacious, transparent dwelling full of light and air. Upstairs the master bedroom is situated next to a large bathroom with a finish of structured tiles from Patricia Urquola, glass, and wooden cabinets. This apartment’s interior is designed by Dutch architects, i29. It features two storeys and four people live there. Thanks to using original laser cuts panels in the kitchen and other areas of the apartment, the interior looks quite creative and unusual. Besides the laser cut panels there are also other things that makes it unique, including built-in storage solutions and designers furniture.

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Elegant sanitary ware by Axor

The main point of the collection is to allow home owners to create very personalized and individual bathrooms that will suit all their needs and wishes. Even individual elements like a wash basin could be personalized. You can locate the mixer and handles almost everywhere around it. The whole collection is an excellent, good looking solution that gives enough flexibility for everyone. The latest bathroom furniture and sanity ware collection for Axor is designed by french designers, Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec. The Axor Bouroullec consists of 85 bathroom products, including: mixers, wash basins, bath tubs, solutions for shower areas, and so on.

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Colorful chairs by Kiwi & Pom

When it is powered it looks like a neon rainbow and even could give enough light during parties at your home. Besides it could be set to flash on and off so you won’t even need any additional light systems. In case unusual chairs is your passion you might like the Disco Chair by Kiwi & Pom as much as much as the Cactus chair we already wrote about. The new chair is an illuminated piece of furniture constructed from 200 linear metres of Electroluminescent wire.

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Home theater interior from Electronic House

The curtains also very nicely balance reflective woodwork to smooth out the sound. All of the gear resides in a well-ventilated equipment closet just outside of the theater in order to save the clean look of the interior. If you’re interested you cane read more about that gear and other features of the home theater’s design at Electronic House. The design of this dramatic home theater is a winner of Electronic House’s 2010 Home of the Year Awards in the “Home Theaters $25,000-$50,000″ category. The design features a lot of curtains that flow freely on every wall and even on the ceiling. Thanks to deep red color these curtains are in contrast with light woodwork that highly presented in the room.

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