Luxury Home Decoration Design
Medium Minimalist Sell House To Top | Luxury
Medium minimalist sell house to top | Luxury
Bedroom Design
Furniture Sofa Design
Full details of minimalist house:
Property Type HouseAddress Bogor Raya Permai Blok Fd6 No. 10
Kota Bogor
Contact (Telephone / Mobile) Abizam - 081,510,324,862
Price $ 640,000
Building area / 90/136 m2 land area
Number of floors or levels: 2
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2
Additional Description Property Certificate, Price includes: 1 AC 3/4PK, MiniBar, 3 bedrooms, 1 set of garden chairs, Electric 1300watt, PAM network, there are gardens front / facing the garden, each bedroom garden view, 15menit of BORR toll, GIANT Hypermart 10menit to Yasmin, is a sports club (Swimming Pool & Tennis Court), 24 Hour security, green environment, fresh air, free of dust, free of flooding.
Design of the dining room like a cafe
Build a Dream House
Steps to build a Dream House
One of the most sought after question that comes to the minds of the people while thinking about a home is whether to buy it or build it. The answer depends upon the situation and procedures. If all one needs is a shelter to live under then they might compromise on some features and if one has a vision of a comfortable and easy living, then they would plan to build a home.
The following steps will ensure that you get everything you want in your dream home, these need to be followed to have that dream home you have been thinking of making from such a long time.
Hgtv Dream House: Make your Dream House
1) Prepare a Sketch: one does not needs to be an architect, a little artistry will do
Wonders in making a rough layout of the whole dream home or simply jot down
The features that you want in your dream house.
2) Decide a Budget: Get a pre-approved mortgage for your dream house to make a
Rough estimate of the amount of money you will need in order to make
Your Dream house special.
3) Purchase Land: Find and buy a plot that provides you with ample space to build
Your home and some extra space that you might require for making a swimming Pool or garage.
4) Start Building: Put the building work in the hands of a professional company and
Do a research around to make sure you are getting the right price and are dealing
With fair contractor.
One of the most sought after question that comes to the minds of the people while thinking about a home is whether to buy it or build it. The answer depends upon the situation and procedures. If all one needs is a shelter to live under then they might compromise on some features and if one has a vision of a comfortable and easy living, then they would plan to build a home.
Hgtv Dream House: Build it!
The following steps will ensure that you get everything you want in your dream home, these need to be followed to have that dream home you have been thinking of making from such a long time.
Hgtv Dream House: Make your Dream House
1) Prepare a Sketch: one does not needs to be an architect, a little artistry will do
Wonders in making a rough layout of the whole dream home or simply jot down
The features that you want in your dream house.
2) Decide a Budget: Get a pre-approved mortgage for your dream house to make a
Rough estimate of the amount of money you will need in order to make
Your Dream house special.
Hgtv Dream House: Make your Dream with Swimming Pool
3) Purchase Land: Find and buy a plot that provides you with ample space to build
Your home and some extra space that you might require for making a swimming Pool or garage.
Hgtv Dream House: Dream View
4) Start Building: Put the building work in the hands of a professional company and
Do a research around to make sure you are getting the right price and are dealing
With fair contractor.
Delectable Dinner Dish
"Are you gonna take a picture of it and blog about it?!?"
quipped my thirteen year old.
I actually wasn't planning on it, but sometimes I chose to do things just to spite my sweet, but wise crackin' teenager (please tell me that I'm not the only mother in the world who stoops to this level).quipped my thirteen year old.
So here is a photo of our dinner dish from the other night.
The dinner that I was so proud of that
I was dancing with delight.
You see, it wasn't just an entree, it was a symbol.
The dinner that I was so proud of that
I was dancing with delight.
You see, it wasn't just an entree, it was a symbol. It was symbolic of a conscious choice to be happy.
Just shortly after our family size decreased dramatically, I sat down to write out my grocery list. The thought crossed my mind, "Why should I bother to cook for just two others when they will be just as happy with hot dogs." Then I made a choice to be happy. This was a perfect time to cook! I could try new recipes and not have to double them so as to feed four hungry men. The new thought made me excited to write out my grocery list. Part of the list included the ingredients to this easy and delicious recipe that I found in the March issue of Better Homes Than Yours (as my boys call it).I've included the recipe so you can dance with delight over your delicious dinner dish too.
Beef, Mushroom, and Onion Tart
12 oz. lean ground beef (I substituted with beef strips I had on hand)
1-8 oz. package sliced mushrooms
1/2 medium red (I used sweet) onion, cut n thin wedges
1/4 tsp. each salt and ground black pepper
1-13.8 oz. pkg. refrigerated pizza dough
3 oz. blue cheese crumbled
Fresh oregano (I used fresh basil), &/or pizza seasoning (optional)
1. Preheat oven to 425 degrees F. In a skillet cook beef, mushrooms, and onion over medium heat until beef is browned and onion is tender, stirring occasionally. Drain off fat. Add s&p.
2-Meanwhile, grease a large baking sheet or line with parchment. Unroll pizza dough. Roll or pat dough on baking sheet into a 15x12" rectangle. Top dough with beef mixture, keeping filling 1&1/2" from all edges. Fold edges over the filling, pleating as needed.
3-Bake tart for 15 minutes or until crust is golden. Remove from oven, top with blue cheese, herbs and seasonings. Serves 4. Add a salad and you have a delectable meal!
12 oz. lean ground beef (I substituted with beef strips I had on hand)
1-8 oz. package sliced mushrooms
1/2 medium red (I used sweet) onion, cut n thin wedges
1/4 tsp. each salt and ground black pepper
1-13.8 oz. pkg. refrigerated pizza dough
3 oz. blue cheese crumbled
Fresh oregano (I used fresh basil), &/or pizza seasoning (optional)
1. Preheat oven to 425 degrees F. In a skillet cook beef, mushrooms, and onion over medium heat until beef is browned and onion is tender, stirring occasionally. Drain off fat. Add s&p.
2-Meanwhile, grease a large baking sheet or line with parchment. Unroll pizza dough. Roll or pat dough on baking sheet into a 15x12" rectangle. Top dough with beef mixture, keeping filling 1&1/2" from all edges. Fold edges over the filling, pleating as needed.
3-Bake tart for 15 minutes or until crust is golden. Remove from oven, top with blue cheese, herbs and seasonings. Serves 4. Add a salad and you have a delectable meal!
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Color Story: Red & Black
A few of our favorite things for the day:
Dress by Victoria Beckham, Chandelier by Stonegate, Rug by Safavieh, Settee by Michael Weiss.
Paint Them Floors
I am amazed at the amount of requests I have received asking how I painted our sub-floors. I guess that I'm not the only one who would rather live with a freshly painted floor than ugly carpet or tile.
I must warn you though, if you choose to pull up your floor treatments and live on sub-floors there is a downside (at least in our house). The creaking of the floors is louder. My hubby and I joke that no one can sneak around in our house, not even the cat, without being heard. Other than that we've been happy with our cheap remedy to an ugly floor. And we've lived with them for longer than we planned---almost five years. So here's how I did it. . .
First take off the existing floor treatment and remove any protruding staples, nails, or splinters. Fill any large holes with wood filler, then sand. If you have any really rough areas give them a good sanding too. Then clean, clean, clean your floor. Sweep, vacuum, then sweep again to get rid of all dirt and dust bunnies.
Next, use a good primer. Our home was previously a rental and there were odd stains left on the floor. Primer prevents these stains from bleeding up through the new paint and, if they're pet stains, it blocks odors too. Primer helps paint to bond better to the existing surface, not to mention, you use less paint when you use a primer.
Our sub-floors are particle board on top of plywood. They look like this sample:
As I said, they were not in the best of shape. There were some areas that "blistered" because of old spills. You can still see those areas, but you really have to look. The paint helps disguise the imperfections. Speaking of imperfections, I did not do anything with the areas where the boards butt up against each other. I looked into filling the crevasses but came to the conclusion that it would be a lot of work and may later become troublesome because floors are always moving; expanding and contracting with temperature and traffic conditions. Whatever you fill the cracks with will also have to expand or it will crack or peel. There are some caulks made to stretch but I chose not to spend the money.
If you are lucky enough to have plywood or pine floors, hooray for you! If you're worried about splinters remember that paint acts as a bonding agent. As long as you sand down any worrisome areas before painting you shouldn't have any problems. Another nice thing about paint is that you can easily go back and touch up any gouges or wear spots.
I used two techniques on my floors.
On our stairs and in our bedroom I simply painted with a latex paint. I did two coats. As you can see, I laid rugs in the high traffic areas.
I'm very pleased with the way both areas look.
In my entry, hall and family room I put in more work.
These areas get A LOT of wear! Plus the entry needed to stand up to wet shoes and puddles of melting snow. I primed them and then painted two coats of latex paint. I used a roller with a long handle attachment.
*HINT: Be sure that you plan out a painting strategy---you don't want to literally paint yourself into a corner.*
(An actual close-up of our entry floor)
I did this by turning a plastic grocery store bag inside out (to prevent any chance of having the printed logo bleeding onto the paint).
Crunch up the bag and dab it into the glaze. Have several bags on hand because you'll need to switch bags once it's too soggy from paint. You will want to wear protective gloves too.
Then simply "pounce" the the crunched bag onto the painted surface. Twist your wrist with each pounce to get a different pattern each time. You can even "swipe" in a few areas too, just for variety. Pounce and swipe until you achieve the desired look.
For my floors, I used a darker color glaze on top of a lighter color paint.
The paint and glaze layers give the floor more depth and character.
After the glaze dries thoroughly, roll on a couple of layers of a good polyurethane to protect the floor from wear and moisture as well as give it a little shine and make it easier to clean and maintain.
It's a time consuming process; taking a few days. But it is a lot less expensive than carpet or any other flooring. It's also a good way to test out what it's like to live with a bare floor before you make the investment into hardwood or laminate.
I must warn you though, if you choose to pull up your floor treatments and live on sub-floors there is a downside (at least in our house). The creaking of the floors is louder. My hubby and I joke that no one can sneak around in our house, not even the cat, without being heard. Other than that we've been happy with our cheap remedy to an ugly floor. And we've lived with them for longer than we planned---almost five years. So here's how I did it. . .First take off the existing floor treatment and remove any protruding staples, nails, or splinters. Fill any large holes with wood filler, then sand. If you have any really rough areas give them a good sanding too. Then clean, clean, clean your floor. Sweep, vacuum, then sweep again to get rid of all dirt and dust bunnies.
Next, use a good primer. Our home was previously a rental and there were odd stains left on the floor. Primer prevents these stains from bleeding up through the new paint and, if they're pet stains, it blocks odors too. Primer helps paint to bond better to the existing surface, not to mention, you use less paint when you use a primer.
Our sub-floors are particle board on top of plywood. They look like this sample:
As I said, they were not in the best of shape. There were some areas that "blistered" because of old spills. You can still see those areas, but you really have to look. The paint helps disguise the imperfections. Speaking of imperfections, I did not do anything with the areas where the boards butt up against each other. I looked into filling the crevasses but came to the conclusion that it would be a lot of work and may later become troublesome because floors are always moving; expanding and contracting with temperature and traffic conditions. Whatever you fill the cracks with will also have to expand or it will crack or peel. There are some caulks made to stretch but I chose not to spend the money.
If you are lucky enough to have plywood or pine floors, hooray for you! If you're worried about splinters remember that paint acts as a bonding agent. As long as you sand down any worrisome areas before painting you shouldn't have any problems. Another nice thing about paint is that you can easily go back and touch up any gouges or wear spots.I used two techniques on my floors.
On our stairs and in our bedroom I simply painted with a latex paint. I did two coats. As you can see, I laid rugs in the high traffic areas.I'm very pleased with the way both areas look.
In my entry, hall and family room I put in more work.
These areas get A LOT of wear! Plus the entry needed to stand up to wet shoes and puddles of melting snow. I primed them and then painted two coats of latex paint. I used a roller with a long handle attachment.*HINT: Be sure that you plan out a painting strategy---you don't want to literally paint yourself into a corner.*
After the two coats dried, I used a thick tinted glaze, similar to this one: 
Glaze stays "wet" longer than paint so it gives you more time to work on the look you want to achieve.
I wanted the appearance of a stained concrete.
Glaze stays "wet" longer than paint so it gives you more time to work on the look you want to achieve. 
(An actual close-up of our entry floor)
Crunch up the bag and dab it into the glaze. Have several bags on hand because you'll need to switch bags once it's too soggy from paint. You will want to wear protective gloves too.
Then simply "pounce" the the crunched bag onto the painted surface. Twist your wrist with each pounce to get a different pattern each time. You can even "swipe" in a few areas too, just for variety. Pounce and swipe until you achieve the desired look.
For my floors, I used a darker color glaze on top of a lighter color paint.
The paint and glaze layers give the floor more depth and character.After the glaze dries thoroughly, roll on a couple of layers of a good polyurethane to protect the floor from wear and moisture as well as give it a little shine and make it easier to clean and maintain.
It's a time consuming process; taking a few days. But it is a lot less expensive than carpet or any other flooring. It's also a good way to test out what it's like to live with a bare floor before you make the investment into hardwood or laminate.SELL THE MINIMALIST HOUSE AND LUXURY
Minimalist Houses For Sale
Kitchen Design
ADDRESS
Address: Jl. duren three southern
Region: Mampang Prapatan
City: Jakarta Selatan
Province: Jakarta
BUILDING
Land / Building Size: 486 / 375
Number of Floors: 2
Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 5
Maid: 3
Maid Bathroom: 1
Electricity: 5500
Water Source: Well Pump
Certificate: SHM
FACILITIES
Car Garage: 2
Carport: 1
Phone: 1
house price: $ 3,500,000
Description:
- SWIMING POOL
- PLACE OF CALM
CONTACT
Name: Hendri
Phone: 021 93736678
Mobile: 08128333942
Agent: - Individual - Individual
Contact: Contact Hendri via Phone
Pool DesignThom Felicia Furniture
You are probably familiar with Thom Felicia from "Queer Eyes for the Straight Guys". Do you remember that show? We kinda miss it from time to time. We don't know any straight guy who watched it though, only straight girls, hoping to fix up their men...
Anyway, Thom Felicia is getting to be a major licensing house. He's doing rugs for Safavieh, fabric for Kravet etc. The latest is a furniture collection from Vanguard Furniture. It's quite lovely and original.
Take a look:
You can see the rest of the collection here. If you need help with pricing, drop us a line.
Anyway, Thom Felicia is getting to be a major licensing house. He's doing rugs for Safavieh, fabric for Kravet etc. The latest is a furniture collection from Vanguard Furniture. It's quite lovely and original.
Take a look:
Fabulous Graphic Wallpapers
We often wish we were more adventurous than we actually are. Our home is quite boring-- for people who are in the furnishings business. More often than not, it consists of returns, overstock and miscellaneous things that we can't sell in the store. It looks like a darn garage sale, actually.
Okay, so maybe we're exaggerating a little...
But we do play it a bit safe with just plain colors, solid and textures. This is why we live our fantasies via this blog. We just love showing you things that are whimsical and fun.
Like these wallpapers from F Schumacher, for example...
These wallpapers run about $180-200 per roll, not cheap right? But you can get it for less at our F Schumacher wallpapers section (usually 30-40% off the listed prices).
Okay, so maybe we're exaggerating a little...
But we do play it a bit safe with just plain colors, solid and textures. This is why we live our fantasies via this blog. We just love showing you things that are whimsical and fun.
Like these wallpapers from F Schumacher, for example...
This one is called Bird and Butterflies pattern 2704420.
This one is called New York Pattern 26340
This one is called Aviary pattern 2705511
Our favorite, this one is called Train Pattern 2703940
This one is called Balloon, Patter 2704320
An Influential Build
Don't you feel so blessed when someone unexpectedly walks into your life to build you up and let you know that they believe in you.
Someone who plays a key role because they
unlock thoughts about yourself you never thought before.
Someone who immediately becomes your friend because they can see
Someone who plays a key role because they
unlock thoughts about yourself you never thought before.
Someone who immediately becomes your friend because they can see great qualities in you that you can't see in yourself. 
And, in my case, someone who has so much faith
in my design abilities that she was the very first to say,
"You've got a talent and I want to pay you for helping me."
And then she recommends you to others because she believes in you so much. Yes, that would be my friend who owns the cabin I showed you in the last post. She has been such
a wonderful influence for good in my life.
I hope to be like her!
So when it came to building our first "commissioned piece"
And, in my case, someone who has so much faithin my design abilities that she was the very first to say,
"You've got a talent and I want to pay you for helping me."
And then she recommends you to others because she believes in you so much. Yes, that would be my friend who owns the cabin I showed you in the last post. She has been sucha wonderful influence for good in my life.
I hope to be like her!of door furniture, for her and her husband, I wanted it to be special.
I designed it to be unique, practical and beautiful. 
And it looks like it belongs right at home in their cabin.
And it looks like it belongs right at home in their cabin.Sell House New Minimalist Yet In Occupancy
Sell House New Minimalist Yet In Occupancy or Minimalist Homes Sold
Full details of the new minimalist house:
Property Type House
Address Grand Depok City Cluster Jasmine Block E1/19
Kota Depok
Contact (Telephone / Mobile) Dian Awida Khohar - 08,179,142,098
Price $ 95,000
Building area / 45/112 m2 land area
Number of floor or level 1
2 bedroom
1 bathroom
Additional Description home loan over 95jt (nego) BTN mortgage repayments have 2.1juta/bulan road 20 months for 15 Years. The house was so ready for habitation. Strategic location in the Grand Depok City Cluster Blok E1/19 deket Jasmine Water Park, just 5 minutes from the Old Depok station. LT / LB 112/45, 2 KT, 1 KM existing kitchen
Property Type House
Address Grand Depok City Cluster Jasmine Block E1/19
Kota Depok
Contact (Telephone / Mobile) Dian Awida Khohar - 08,179,142,098
Price $ 95,000
Building area / 45/112 m2 land area
Number of floor or level 1
2 bedroom
1 bathroom
Additional Description home loan over 95jt (nego) BTN mortgage repayments have 2.1juta/bulan road 20 months for 15 Years. The house was so ready for habitation. Strategic location in the Grand Depok City Cluster Blok E1/19 deket Jasmine Water Park, just 5 minutes from the Old Depok station. LT / LB 112/45, 2 KT, 1 KM existing kitchen
New Home Accessories for Spring
We just uploaded a ton of new home accessories on our store. Here's a quick sampling:
All can be found on the home decor section on the front page. If you have time, please come visit!
All can be found on the home decor section on the front page. If you have time, please come visit!
Tips and Tricks to Interior Decorating
Interior Decorating
Everyone wants to have their rooms as stylish as those of the rich and famous, or the ones we see on TV. The sad truth is, not everyone is rich and famous, and not everyone is lucky enough to get a camera crew in their house. But everyone can have a beautifully styled room, as long as they try hard enough and follow these tips and tricks to interior decorating.
The first thing you will have to work on is the focal point in the room. This is the most important and eye-catching piece in the room, the main feature. It should be the first thing you see in the room and something that is enjoyable to look at. For example, a pretty picture or a large window would be a good focal point. If you do not have a focal point in a room, you can create one by adding a pretty book shelf, cabinet, table, or an interesting mirror.
When you choose wallpapers and fabrics for your pieces in the room, you can choose coordinating colors and patterns. This gives the room a very complete look, and makes it look professional. Try to make the patterns different sizes like big, medium and small so that they match but it does not look overdone. Textured fabrics also add an element to the room. Make sure to choose colors and patterns that please the eye and that you like.
While it is important for a room to match, sometimes having the same style in the whole room can be boring. So try to change the style of the room in one part of the room, like the center. If everything matches, add in an extra piece that is out of the theme. For example, a modern coffee table in the middle of a traditional room. A splash of color in a white room or a set of stripes in a plain room, anything can break the pattern a little bit.
Coordinating style and function is very important. Finding places to store your items is important in every room. Corners that are empty can be filled with a cabinet which will be stylish and useful to keep things in. You can put covers on tables in order to hide containers or magazines. You can also get a rolling box to put under the bed to store old clothes, books, or plates.
Sometimes it is fun to change the style up a bit and make the decor of a room seasonal. You can choose to have two different pillow covers, one for the first half of the year, and another for the latter half. You can also get reversible drapes to switch every season or so. You can change centerpieces with the season like sunflowers for summer, fruits and leaves for autumn, pine cones for winter and potted lilies for spring.
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Find Ideas dan Inspiration For Your Interior Design Decor Needs
After spending so much for your new home do you really think that it looks beautiful? You had purchased a flat designed by one of the most renowned decorators in the belief that you would get the best possible abode. Your line of reasoning is incorrect. Many people believe that just purchasing a home constructed by a reputed interior decorator is enough. They should not forget that the job of that person is just building the structure of the building. It is just like the shell of a car.Unless you furbish the same with suitable upholstery and other parts, it shall not look beautiful In order to decorate your home you need to have home decorating ideas. Over here an aesthetic helps. The same cupboard which is looking ugly in a particular part of the room might change the decor if put somewhere else. There are many things which come into play when you plan to undertake interior decorating of your house. If possible you should place your work table near the window and a light over the same helps to cut down the shadows created by other lights at night.There are many sites where you can view interior design ideas and incorporate them in your abode. Though there are many different types of interior decor ideas, the foremost is that of the paint scheme. The walls of the ceiling are generally of light hue than that of the walls. Even the walls should not be painted in too deep a color so that ambient light can reflect off them.The furniture that you use in the rooms should be placed at strategic places after thorough planning and not in a haphazard manner. Various books on house decorating ideas are also available for sale and you can purchase a few of them to further enhance your knowledge. If a room is too long, and you do not want to construct a wall, you can opt in for Japanese partitions which serve a dual purpose of both separating a big room into two small ones and at the same time enhance the beauty of the room.As far as color combinations are concerned, always use soft pastel paints for the kid's bedroom. You can also add floral or cartoon motifs to the same. You can always seek the assistance of a professional decorator if you think that this work is not your forte. Check out the best when you are planning about interior design ideas and home decorating ideas Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Nitin_Saini
Home Glass Sliding Door Concept
Home Glass Sliding Door Concept
Home Glass Sliding Door Concept
Home Glass Sliding Door ConceptIdeal for family living, interior sliding door allows for spaces to be clearly assigned different purposes whilst maintaining a sense of connectedness and unity. Albed recognises the need to divide without solid partitions – their glass doors permit reddened travel through, and uphold the openness and beauty of an area. Home Glass Sliding Door Concept Interior Sliding Doors, like these lovely Glass Sliding Doors from Albed, are a fabulous way to keep spaces separate, still totally in touch.