Spaces Alive Designers

14/09/2016

No matter if you’re looking to redecorate or are just starting out on your home décor journey, trying to find furniture, lighting, and fabrics that work for your style can be tricky—especially when you aren’t even sure what your style is! To help you narrow down all of the available options and make buying pieces a breeze, we’ve devised a handy quiz to help you find your interior aesthetic. Click through this simple visual survey to see where you land on the style spectrum.

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http://www.mydomaine.com/decor-style-quiz

Need help nailing down your ideal aesthetic? We’ve got you covered.

08/09/2016

Finishing Touches Tips

06/09/2016

Furniture Tips

04/09/2016

The Orrganic Elemennt Spalon interiors done by us using natural and eco-friendly materials like Jute,bamboo,cane and lead free paint.

03/09/2016

Interior Design Planning Tips

02/09/2016

We are happy to inform that we have bagged the interiors project for Dr Luthra's row house. We are so looking forward to convert it into a beautiful den for the beautiful couple. http://www.fionalim.com/images/good-interior-design-modern-house-modern-bedroom-interior-design-ideas.jpg

01/09/2016

Some Unique Bed Frames

23/08/2016

Rustic Style Of Interiors

Rustic interior design creates an eclectic look that emphasizes nature: homespun, timeworn, handcrafted, distressed items, constructed of natural materials or finished in a natural hue.

Furniture: Rustic interior design furniture normally consists of wood, reclaimed lumber, and stone. However, bamboo, rattan, sisal, nubby cotton, wool, paper, glass, clay and various types of metal can also be incorporated to embellish the look. Heirlooms, flea market finds, DIY projects, folk art, collections, found items and vintage pieces coexist well in rustic decor, providing contrasting textures, patterns and colors. Metal-worked furniture is another great option to use with this concept.
Structural: The rustic look features wooden beams and columns as well as hardwood or stone flooring. If you don’t have these elements in your home, it is possible to put up faux beams or columns to achieve the look.
Courtsey: Dwell Candy

21/08/2016

Classic Style Of Interiors:

It is a refined style, developed, rich in details, which are found both in the structure of furniture, lighting, etc. as well as in sets, prints. The furniture is the “art” type, carved or inlaid details and apply. Decorated with floral elements, vegetable, various leitmotif or scenes drawn from legends.
Courtesy: Designlike

20/08/2016

Modern Minimalist Style Of Interiors:

This style is a form of extreme accuracy, nothing is too much, without heavy backgrounds. The emphasis is on simplicity, the colors may be dull or bright, in any case flashy colors. Pieces are either geometric shapes – square, rectangular, round, but the surfaces are clean, no scenery, no details. Minimalist modern style by its name, illustrates the simplified forms.
Courtesy: Designlike

09/08/2016

Petra Blaisse's designs can be described as an amalgamation of nature, culture, sophistication and functionality. In 1987, Blaisse started her career as a freelance designer for the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam. There she focused mostly on architectural installations and later shifted her focus to landscape design in addition to textiles and interiors. In 1999, Blaisse formed the group "Inside Outside", which is a collaboration between various architects, textile designers and interior designers. Inside Outside are perhaps most famous for their 'Voyeurist Curtains', of which are a futuristic mash up of high fashion, conceptual Art and Princess Leia's bedroom window hanging. Blaisse has been described as a "textile architect" and "one of Europe's most accomplished all-around designers".

07/08/2016

Irish born, New York based designer Clodagh is a strong believer in harmony and simple materials to evoke tranquility and pleasure spaces. Clodagh applies Feng Shui principles and uses sustainable materials like stone, concrete and hand-woven fabrics for her timeless designs of less clutter, contemporary lines and open spaces.