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More space in your home and office

Friday, April 15, 2011

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1. "Add another peg. See if you can use better place in the closet or the closet, if he hastwo or more walls. So one fit shtender (stick), which attach long garments (trousers, dresses) and on the other - two, one below the other - on shirts, skirts, sweatshirts.

 
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2. "Install racks. Most raftove in the closet or cabinet may be moved up or down. Can razmestite so that the distance between them is different. Or, if big enough - to add further between them, as long as that does not hinder their use. Plastic cabinets with many mobile raftove are ideal for the kitchen. Good idea to fit his corner stand to match each room or office. There will be wonderful stoyat photos vazi, small figurines and other treasures.
 

3. "Use shkafchetata. Chekmedzhetata shkafchetata and you can buy from any further furniture store are ideal to save space. There are lockers for example, special boxes that hold spices or tea and coffee. They are on a rotating basis - when you remove a box in its place comes next. You can find those collected in 40 boxes. There are coffee table with some amount coming in each other. So the place is occupied by only the biggest but as your guests arrive you can remove them and other so arranged that everyone has a comfortable place for coffee and fresh. Chekmedzhetata under beds and couches are the perfect place to arrange tablecloths, sheets, towels. Be creative and use these as "hidden" features.

 


4. "Remember the walls. Look around and see how much free space there on the walls in your apartment. There are many ways to use this recent space. For example in the kitchen can hang them pans or some of the most used utensils. If you do not have enough plot, you can do so resilient, to raise when not in use. Position beautiful skirt on the walls, where you can arrange the boxes of coffee or tea, photo frame or any other sundries. In almost every corner shop selling cabinets or raftove to be installed very easily.

5. "Make the most common subjects of one hand distance. If possible, hold the things you use most often near to where them. For example - CDs - by regulation or TV, bed linen - in the bedroom, spare toiletries - in the bathroom. If you use scissors in his office and the kitchen, keep in mind two, so I always have handy. So save time and things will be very well arranged.

6. Buy your extra drawer. Most shops for furniture and office accessories you can find moving boxes or pull-outs with rings. They can not keep everything and are suitable for both home and office. Various sizes allow holding them under the desk, under the bed or couch and remove them easily when you need it.

7. "Keep your desk cleared. Tidy desk is a prerequisite for a more productive job than that zatrupano with paper documents. Take your store klasyori other office accessories, boxes of pencils, paperclips and any smaller objects. CDs will be protected and arranged in specific klasyori and pull-outs. So easy to find what you need without wasting time and concentration.

 
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8. "Rearrange". Each has a different taste and preference for furniture. Arrange office and home so that work for you. If you have a large and comfortable kitchen, you would not need a dining room. If you work at home and your office is dark and bright bedroom, but rather the opposite - not wondered long and change their places. Just look around your house and display the most convenient way for you.

9. "Alter the articles. You have many favorite subjects, but little visible. Here's one for you. In a few months alter your favorite items that are arranged as home and office. One to store in the cabinet and remove other time repeat the procedure. So will not need to izhvarlyate valuable things for you. There may be fussy and would allow the articles to see.

 
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Tuesday, April 20, 2010

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Office Interior Design Ideas

Friday, March 5, 2010

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With the internet becoming more and more prevalent in today’s society, it comes as no surprise that many people now have the ability to work form home. You are one of those people, and have allotted a room in your house as your office space. However, the room is rather bare at the moment, and you want to liven up your work space.

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The first thing that you need to think about is the primary use of your home office. For example, will it be the kind of place that you have clients come in to visit? Or, will it be the kind of place that you use just for yourself? This will make a difference in the overall theme.

If you are going to have clients in it, you will, of course, need to choose a design that is professional. Thus, you should allot a certain area of your area to a couch or a couple of plush chairs, along with a coffee table and reading materials. Ideally, leather is the most professional look for this area.

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Regardless of whether or not you will be having clients , you should make the atmosphere as comfortable as possible. For example, what is one thing that you notice? If you answered fish tanks, then you have the right answer! Why are there fish tanks in so many offices? The answer is that it is relaxing to watch the fish, and it is also a stylish addition.

Thus, you should consider having a fish tank as well. If, however, you do not want to deal with the upkeep of having one, you can also consider something in the same area, such as a waterfall. However, while this office interior design is a great way to make your home office more interesting, make sure the sounds are not distracting you from your work!

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The most important section of any home office is the workstation itself. You will need a desk that can comfortably accommodate your PC as well as files and other important supplies. However, make sure that the desk is not so large that it takes up the majority of the room. You can find office workstations at your local furniture store.

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Office Interior

Sunday, December 27, 2009






These Office Interiors are color full, and wonderful design. the color and design was perfected. look at the pictures.. all colors and style must be suitable with place. to add as good design we must change the door with glass door.

Office Interior

Wednesday, August 26, 2009


Interior Design Office

Thursday, June 11, 2009

At Home and Work with Kimberly Ayres

Saturday, May 30, 2009

Kimberly Ayres could have been another casualty of the demise of Domino magazine but since the photos of her home and office were taken by my friend Eric Cahan, I get to introduce you to this Designer to Watch for 2009 instead! Kimberly, like many designers, started out renovating and decorating her own houses while she was practicing law as a way to relax. Luckily for the design world, law was not her calling and as she told me, "friends began to ask for decorating advice and I realized I might have a chance to do something I loved and I couldn't be happier with my career switch!"



"After completing studies at International Fine Arts in Miami and at UCLA in Los Angeles, Kimberly jumped head first into an apprenticeship with internationally renowned designer Kelly Wearstler, and continued her development with designer Michael Lee in Malibu. In 2000, Kimberly launched Kimberly Ayres Interior Design in Los Angeles where she quickly established a notable clientele and reputation for deftly mixing eras and cultures. In 2006, she opened her much admired Kimberly Ayres Home furnishings and accessories store in San Francisco."

In the breakfast room, the parterre and curtain fabric is from Raoul Textiles in Santa Barbara. The table is vintage from Blackman Cruz. The chairs are vintage from Kimberly's friend and boutique owner Gabriella Sarlo. The chandelier is vintage. "For parties, we clear out the chairs and this table becomes the bar," says Kimberly.

The room above is the dining room in Kimberly's apartment. Her description cracks me up! "This apartment was loaded with mirrored walls when I found it. Really scary on a bad hair day. Most were removed, but I kept this one. The artwork is a collage created by Lulu de Kwiatkowski from an Eric Cahan photograph. My all-time favorite ebay purchase is the blue pigskin/suede sideboard. The parson's table and the chairs are vintage. The chandelier is Moth Design from my store."


In Kimberly's bedroom, the bed is from Oly and the lamp is from Christopher Spitzmiller. The wallpaper is the Montague print from Twenty2. The curtain fabric is from Nina Campbell and the table is the Bungalow 5 Jacqui Side Table from Eboniste. The painting is vintage.

A beautiful bedroom vignette close up.

In the guest room, the headboard is custom and the pillow fabric is Christopher Farr - Cloth. Kimberly says, "I love this quilt. It's designed and made by hand by my friend, Michael Pechenski." Moroccan lantern is an ebay find. I think the best thing about Kimberly's apartment is all the new sources and vendors that she has introduced to us all!

Kimberly's desk in her office is by Jonathan Adler but the cabinets and chair are vintage. The wallpaper is grasscloth from Twenty2 and looks like a great alternative to Phillip Jeffries, my usual source. "The french plaster sconce is by Moth Design, one of the lines we sell in the showroom," says Kimberly.

I posted this photo once before and it received a very positive response and now I can tell you that the vintage desk, lacquered in Farrow and Ball Dix Blue, is where Kimberly's lucky assistant, Angel Tasso, sits. The wallpaper is grasscloth in Neptune from Twenty2 while the lamp and chandelier are Moth Design in silver leaf finish. The chair is vintage and the drawing was found at Blackman Cruz.


"This room is in my office in San Francisco. The building is a tiny 1890's cottage in the Design District, serving as both my design studio and a showroom for the furnishings I sell. We carry new lines of lighting, accessories, wallpaper and fabric, as well as all sorts of vintage furnishings."

I think we can all agree that interior designer Kimberly Ayres made a great career switch and the design world had better look out! She's definitely one to watch and I can't wait to see what she does next!

Photos by Eric Cahan

At Home and Work with Kimberly Ayres

Kimberly Ayres could have been another casualty of the demise of Domino magazine but since the photos of her home and office were taken by my friend Eric Cahan, I get to introduce you to this Designer to Watch for 2009 instead! Kimberly, like many designers, started out renovating and decorating her own houses while she was practicing law as a way to relax. Luckily for the design world, law was not her calling and as she told me, "friends began to ask for decorating advice and I realized I might have a chance to do something I loved and I couldn't be happier with my career switch!"



"After completing studies at International Fine Arts in Miami and at UCLA in Los Angeles, Kimberly jumped head first into an apprenticeship with internationally renowned designer Kelly Wearstler, and continued her development with designer Michael Lee in Malibu. In 2000, Kimberly launched Kimberly Ayres Interior Design in Los Angeles where she quickly established a notable clientele and reputation for deftly mixing eras and cultures. In 2006, she opened her much admired Kimberly Ayres Home furnishings and accessories store in San Francisco."

In the breakfast room, the parterre and curtain fabric is from Raoul Textiles in Santa Barbara. The table is vintage from Blackman Cruz. The chairs are vintage from Kimberly's friend and boutique owner Gabriella Sarlo. The chandelier is vintage. "For parties, we clear out the chairs and this table becomes the bar," says Kimberly.

The room above is the dining room in Kimberly's apartment. Her description cracks me up! "This apartment was loaded with mirrored walls when I found it. Really scary on a bad hair day. Most were removed, but I kept this one. The artwork is a collage created by Lulu de Kwiatkowski from an Eric Cahan photograph. My all-time favorite ebay purchase is the blue pigskin/suede sideboard. The parson's table and the chairs are vintage. The chandelier is Moth Design from my store."


In Kimberly's bedroom, the bed is from Oly and the lamp is from Christopher Spitzmiller. The wallpaper is the Montague print from Twenty2. The curtain fabric is from Nina Campbell and the table is the Bungalow 5 Jacqui Side Table from Eboniste. The painting is vintage.

A beautiful bedroom vignette close up.

In the guest room, the headboard is custom and the pillow fabric is Christopher Farr - Cloth. Kimberly says, "I love this quilt. It's designed and made by hand by my friend, Michael Pechenski." Moroccan lantern is an ebay find. I think the best thing about Kimberly's apartment is all the new sources and vendors that she has introduced to us all!

Kimberly's desk in her office is by Jonathan Adler but the cabinets and chair are vintage. The wallpaper is grasscloth from Twenty2 and looks like a great alternative to Phillip Jeffries, my usual source. "The french plaster sconce is by Moth Design, one of the lines we sell in the showroom," says Kimberly.

I posted this photo once before and it received a very positive response and now I can tell you that the vintage desk, lacquered in Farrow and Ball Dix Blue, is where Kimberly's lucky assistant, Angel Tasso, sits. The wallpaper is grasscloth in Neptune from Twenty2 while the lamp and chandelier are Moth Design in silver leaf finish. The chair is vintage and the drawing was found at Blackman Cruz.


"This room is in my office in San Francisco. The building is a tiny 1890's cottage in the Design District, serving as both my design studio and a showroom for the furnishings I sell. We carry new lines of lighting, accessories, wallpaper and fabric, as well as all sorts of vintage furnishings."

I think we can all agree that interior designer Kimberly Ayres made a great career switch and the design world had better look out! She's definitely one to watch and I can't wait to see what she does next!

Photos by Eric Cahan

Office Interior

Thursday, May 28, 2009