Heart Modular with Sofa

The HEART module can also be combined to form larger, elegant sofas without backrests, or used individually as easy chairs.
The backrest can be taken off and reattached horizontally to create a flat lounge sofa. rchimania, two sofas facing each other design, decorating with two sofas

This loveseat also comes with one matching heart shaped pillow, so grab that someone special and share a kiss.

Hotel Igloo village

Hotel Igloo Village Kakslauttanen is located in the Saariselka fell area amidst beautiful of viewing the northern lights can be done from a comfortable bed in a warm room with a special glass that keeps all the heat in. But the star attraction is the panoramic view of the majestic night sky. And hopefully, from your bed, you’ll be able to catch a glimpse of nature’s light show, the aurora borealis.

The use of snow and ice in the buildings is a large theme at Hotel Kakslauttanen. In addition to the ice igloo, the hotel has other attractions such as a glass teepee for cocktail parties under the northern lights, a snow chapel for services, and this stylish ice lounge. Any guy in a tux here would feel right at home as a penguin.

HOK London Office, London by HOK

Located at the Qube, in Central London, a United Kingdom industry first, The HOK London office environment exemplifies the firm’s vision that combines.HOK’s London Office Hosts PFI Roundtable. Private Finance Initiative discussion focused on improving building process in health care sector.

Functional design and sustainability HOK London interior Office

The percentage of materials containing rapidly renewable content (such as sheep wool) achieved an innovation in design credit, and the energy usage requirements of equipment used in the project were chosen to mitigate against adverse impacts on theenvironment. Global design practice HOK’s London office, loaded with sustainable elements, has achieved LEED Commercial Interior

The HOK London Office

HOK London office is the first office space that established by the U.S. Green Building Council, the LEED Green Building Rating System is a voluntary international standard for developing high-performance, environmentally conscious buildings and interior spaces. This 20,000-square-foot building has achieved LEED Commercial Interiors (LEED-CI) Gold certification, the most recent of the architectural design firm’s 11 LEED-certified offices.

Green interior design HOK London Office

Integrated within the design are numerous sustainable materials, finishes and energy management solutions. “Our challenge was to achieve a high LEED rating within normal budgetary constraints for a commercial office interior. By applying the LEED certification to our own office, we have been able to demonstrate that environmentally conscious design can be affordable and achievable in commercial office spaces.” says the Head of Sustainable Architecture at HOK London, Shashi Narayanan.the open-plan layout of the green interior design incorporates numerous breakout and conference areas, creating an inspiring and collaborative atmosphere that allowing staff to work flexibly.

Waiting room HOK London Office interior

Green Building HOK London Office interior

Konstruplus Office Interior Design by M.MAS

The interior was designed by M.MAS.A Architect, they are very popular Architect Studio in Coruna. The Studio made by Patricia Muniz and Luciano Alfaya in April 2004.Please Pay attention for the office interior design such as the Working Area Design, Working Table Design, Ceiling Design, Lighting Design as soon as the Floor and Wall Design, they are look so cleanly.

Konstruplus Office Working Table Design

Konstruplus Office Lighting Design

Konstruplus Office Interior Design

Konstruplus Office Ceiling Design

Konstruplus Office Floor and Wall Design

Children Bedroom Wardrobe

Views from the cabinet Cia International patent wardrobe bedroom children to the system that was developed to give children the opportunity to create in the bed for the favorite in the scope of their personalized environment. [Read more]

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