Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine

AUGUST 17, 2018

But don’t assume that just because it has the word garden in it, it needs to be outdoors. Image: ASI Interiors Chic Buddha statues Zen itself is grounded in a type of Buddhism from Japan. Image: MM+J Architects Open to Zen outdoor spaces Of course, not all of your Zen features have to be in the living room itself.

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Japan Outdoor Stone Architecture 73

Tile Talk

MARCH 17, 2013

The green of Saint Paddys day, springing the clocks forward, and the warmer temperatures have us thinking about Spring and the outdoor garden. Green is regarded as the color of eternal life in Japan. decorative tile. Decor Girl. MYD | architecture + design. Architectural Ceramics: Tile+Mosaic. bathroom tile.

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Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine

MAY 21, 2014

Architecture. Architecture. Architecture › Timeless Luxury Home Gathering Riverside Panoramas. A dream home for the family who commissioned the architecture studio, the luxurious home is not only customized to the owner’s needs, but also gathers views from its blessed riverside location. Apartments. Living Room.

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Australia Architecture China Interior Design 110

Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine

MAY 22, 2014

Architecture. Architecture. Architecture › Flexible Space for Living and Relaxation in Namibia. Placed within a tranquil oasis of indigenous acacia trees, the house is a flexible space for living and relaxing while enjoying the benefits of the outdoors. By Raphaelle in Architecture. Architecture.

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Namibia Architecture Tools Interior Design 108

Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine

OCTOBER 6, 2018

Shibori is a dyeing technique that traces its roots back to 8th century Japan. Just take the Shibori Waves Outdoor Rug above as an example. The post 4 Reasons to Add Shibori and Indigo to Your Decor appeared first on Freshome.com. And shibori is a slam-dunk addition – and an easy DIY.

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Decorative Japan Colors Outdoor 74

Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine

JULY 30, 2016

Call it the older, cooler sibling of the classic childhood tie-dye projects, or just call it the new way to decorate your home. In fact, historians say the earliest known piece of shibori fabric was made back in the 8th century in Japan. This sail gives plenty of shade, a cool bohemian look, and a reason to host an outdoor party ASAP.

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