Inspirational Outdoor Spaces

Bimonthly online magazine, Lonny, is a superb source of style for interior design enthusiasts and fashionistas alike. Founded by designer Michelle Adams and photographer Patrick Cline, Lonny features great images to inspire our outdoor spaces, whether we have sunny roof terraces, leafy lairs, prim patios, or are dreaming of a poolside paradise. Create levels in . . .

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Interior Renderings by Vu Khoi

Check out these lovely interior renderings by 3D designer Vu Khoi. We were impressed by the versatility of the designer’s talents, exploring not only different styles of design but also dipping into different spaces (from children’s rooms to bachelor pads). His style is almost indefinable – we detect touches of Far East simplicity perhaps attributable . . .

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Work of a Berlin Based Visualization Firm

We were impressed by Berlin-based architectural visualization firm, Wojciech Piwowarczyk’s modern renderings of living rooms, kitchens, and even office spaces. What unifies these vastly different spaces however, is a sense of simplicity, functionality, and a rebuttal of superfluous decor. The office renderings in particular are almost austerely simplistic, with only long desks and modern chairs . . .

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National September 11 Memorial

September 11. A date that still holds a memory… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ryF7gElh5xk The memorial, designed by Peter Walker and Israeli-American architect Michael Arad, consists of a field of trees interrupted by the footprints of the twin towers. Pools of water fill the footprints, underneath which sits a memorial space whose walls bear the names of the victims. . . .

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Creative Recreations of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Falling Water

Frank Lloyd Wright, an early pioneer of organic architecture and the Prairie School architecture movement, is probably best known for his Falling Water house, a mountainside retreat built over a waterfall for the Kaufmann family in 1936. The house impressed architects and the general public alike, because it didn’t seem to stand on solid ground, . . .

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