According to Apartment Therapy:
Advances in technology are making excessive wires and cables slowly go the way of the buffalo but, the remote? It looks like we may be stuck with that one for a while. So if you can’t beat it, hide it! (Along with those goofy 3D glasses that seem to come along with every new TV.)
Have you checked out our pretty little boxes? They’re perfect for remote storage!
According to Houzz contributor Dylan Chappell:
Three-D design is a fast and efficient way to get involved in every part of the design process. When architects actually design with you, the client — and present other, different or better options — you’ll be better equipped to make informed decisions on a design that’s perfect for you.
Check out the full article here.
According to Apartment Therapy:
When you’re living in cramped quarters, having more than one side table can make the room feel crowded. That’s where nesting tables come in handy. When they’re not in use, they nest together in a neat little space saving package. Then, when you’re entertaining, the tables can be spread about for maximum drink placing, appetizer plate sitting usage.
Check out the Go Home line of nesting tables below…
13385 | Passport Nesting Tables
13344 | Set of Two Studded Nesting Tables
10852 | Set of Three Nickel and Wood Nesting Tables
12392 | Set of Two Circle Nesting Tables
11500 | Set of Three Pipe Nesting Tables
According to Apartment Therapy:
I don’t know the story behind the buildings in Michael Wolf’s series The Architecture of Density, only that they are part of “Hong Kong’s highly compressed, often brutal architecture”, and I would never want to cast aspersions on the people that live there. I’m just trying to imagine what it would be like…
One more use for Google…above and beyond everything else in life!
From Apartment Therapy:
That’s right: your new favorite source for design inspiration is Google Images. If you’re internet savvy, you might already know that you can drag an image into the search box on Google Images to find its original source. But using a little feature called ‘visually similar images,’ you can do so much more than that…
All you have to do is open Google Images in a new window, and then drag the photo above from this window into the search box. (If you’re not using Chrome, you may have to right-click on the image, save it to your computer, and then use the camera icon on the right side of the search box on Google Images to upload the picture.)
Check out the full article at Apartment Therapy.
Will Google ever cease to amaze?
Congrats to Nancy Borum of ID Collaborative! You’ve won a $250 credit to http://gohomeltd.com. Enjoy it and thanks for stopping by our showroom.
Look forward to seeing everyone at the Summer show season!
According to Susan Glick Interiors:
The thought behind using these Antique “Brick” Mirrors here was that they worked beautifully in a modern classic home and created a stark contrast to the ebonized consoles and black and white marble floor in the entry hall. They are truly an updated design on a classic mirror and that reflects the interior design and architecture within this home.
This project is a collaboration between Susan Glick Interiors and Tiffany Eastman Interiors, both located in Fairfield County, CT. They both share a modern classic approach to interior design, as reflected in the use of the GO Home mirrors.
Susan’s target customers are homeowners with a clean and updated sense of aesthetics with a nod to modern classicism.
For more, please contact Susan at susan@susanglickinteriors.com or by phone (203) 984-4112 or visit her online at www.susanglickinteriors.com.
According to Biscuit Home:
Barware is a home accessory essential. Being located so close to the Texas coast, we wanted our bar cart area to have a nautical twist. The Roped Ice Bucket & Tongs and the Cruise Ice Bucket are a perfect fit for the aesthetic we were going for. Our selection of barware is a great addition to your bar cart for the upcoming summer season.
Biscuit Home is a bedding, home decor and gift store in Houston, Texas. They carry their own line of bedding, designed by their owners, interior designer Bailey McCarthy and Isabel Wilson. In addition to bedding, they carry home decor accessories, children’s accessories and various gifts. Their target customer is a 35-45 year old female. For more info, please contact them via email at store@biscuit-home.com or online at http://www.biscuit-home.com/
Houzz contributor Mari Richards has pulled together some great lighting…she says:
Sometimes a lamp needs to be more than just a lamp. Paging through your average catalog or browsing a home store tends to yield the same results: average table lamp, floor lamp or ceiling fixture. But designers have taken notice and are providing us with ever-widening options for light sources. By mixing up scale, placement, balance, material or color, these new lighting options will add something fresh to your interior.
Check out the full article here.
We’ve got some really unique lighting here at http://gohomeltd.com. Check some of our favorites below…
16999E | Vintners Basket Hanging Light
Nice find from the folks at TheDesignerPad.
For all the chocoholics out there this one is for you! I just couldn’t resist the temptation and had to share this super cool project by Swiss photographer Ramses Schweizer. He concocted Chocotone, a make-shift Pantone color guide using a diverse variety of chocolate bars.
Check out the whole article here.
