Architectural Ceramics
JANUARY 20, 2020
Dreaming of slopes and spas has inspired us to search out this week’s top 5 resort inspired design posts. Humbert & Poyet Combine Rough and Refined for the Interior of a Swiss Ski Chalet , Interior Design Magazine. Japanese Pod Hotel Concept Springs up in the Ski Village of Whistler , design milk. asks designer Jan Showers.
Architectural Ceramics
OCTOBER 17, 2019
Not much new design going on there. If the mosaic is higher priced, it’s from Japan or Europe. We also may not get the sizes we love right away because these countries’ standard sizes are unlike ours. The problem with U.S. They make the old 6×6 and 3×6 glazed tiles. Yup, almost all from China.
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Tile Talk
MARCH 17, 2013
Green is regarded as the color of eternal life in Japan. backsplash designs. bathroom design. design ideas. design standards. design trends. fireplace tile designs. hearth tile design. low cost design. backsplash designs. bathroom design. design ideas.
Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine
JANUARY 2, 2015
The Japanese tend to have a flair for design that crafts tranquility in the home. One of the most unique routes to creating a space in your home that has purpose in its design is to incorporate culture. Image Source: Springfield Design. Image Source: KW Designs. Image Source: Capella Photography. Tub Time and Tranquility.
Time2Design
DECEMBER 18, 2009
•Safer plywood • Our standard construction material is low-formaldehyde or no urea added formaldehyde (NAUF). Better hardware • Our drawer guide and hinge supplier is ISO 14001-certified, which means they comply with a rigorous set of international standards designed to protect the environment. DeWils Industries, Inc.
Life of an Architect
NOVEMBER 17, 2013
This year’s competition saw a record number of entries (408) and in all, over 29 countries were represented – including Japan, France, Australia, UK, South Korea, Russia, Brazil and many more (21 more to be specific.) designed by architects. I hope it will not be lost… Dan Killebrew I love all this stuff.
Life of an Architect
JUNE 11, 2014
Because we like to help eliminate the movement issues that come along with expansive soil, we like designing with a pier and beam foundation. link] Billy Bob I like Frank Lloyd Wright’s description of pier and beam construction when he designed the Imperial Palace in Japan. His was a post-tensioned slab on grade.
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