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Hotel Interior Design Ritz

Interior Design Ritz

Staying at a hotel can be one of the best, and most relaxing experiences that many people will ever have, especially if the hotel of choice is a luxury hotel. Finding a luxury hotel that will meet your vacationing or weekend getaway needs may take a little digging, but it will be well worth it.

What is a Luxury Hotel?

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Hotels are given a rating from zero to five stars - five star rating being the best. When a luxury hotel is rated, there are different things about it that are given a rating, and the rating is averaged to give it the hotel star rating.

In the United States, Europe, and England, there are star ratings for hotels, though each area uses a slightly different way to rate them. The star rating is meant to help people who want to choose a luxury hotel based on certain criteria.

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Room size, comfort level of the room and especially the bed, noise level audible in the room, cleanliness, decor, amenities provided, and service of the luxury hotel staff are all rated during the overall process of reviewing the luxury hotel. The bottom line, though, is that if you want a luxury hotel, you will want to look for a four star rating at the least, and possibly a five star rating.

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The star rating is not the only thing which distinguishes a luxury hotel from other hotels. Most often a hotel will be considered a luxury hotel if the rating is at least four, and there are other unique things about the luxury hotel, such as a particular focus or special perks that are not common to other hotels that are not considered to be in the luxury hotel category. Having a spa, in room massage, offering child care, and even having a special theme throughout the hotel may help as one establishment is deemed a luxury hotel.

Special Perks

Usually a luxury hotel will offer special perks. You may be able to find a luxury hotel that will offer perks and amenities in almost any area including family fun, romantic adventure, and exotic treatments.

Finding what you want in a luxury hotel can make your vacation time or weekend getaway even more memorable.

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There is a luxury hotel option available in many price ranges and one can be found by looking for the star rating. Make sure when you look at the rating of a luxury hotel, you look at the ratings for the individual categories that have been rated. If comfort and room service are more important to you than space and a blow dryer, then give those things precedence over the other.

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Office Decorating Ideas

Do you need office decorating ideas for your home business? Here they are! Having a workplace at home takes adequate planning, time and effort. Don’t worry, we know what we’re talking about. We work at home, too...just like you!

This web site will not only provide you with decorating ideas, but ways to create a productive work environment within the walls of your own house or apartment.

With more and more people starting to work at home, the need for office decorating ideas keeps growing. But where is the best place to start?

First you need space.

Identify how much space you need and how much you have available for your home business.

For some, a simple desk in the corner of a kitchen is enough. Many others need a light, spacious room to work at home. But, how big are the pieces of office furniture you plan to use? Are there sufficient electrical sockets in the room for lighting and for cable or wi-fi internet connections? Do you have enough filing cabinets for organizing your paperwork? Do you need space for storing inventory or other home business necessities?
Always decorate the walls with decor you like to look at!

Framed art prints and posters work best when related to your business, especially if you have client meetings at your home office. Also, if inspirational quotes or stories help keep you going, frame them and hang them up! Use your favorite colors and your favorite types of decor. Make your home office feel special to you!

Ensure clients don't have to cross your living room, kitchen or nursery before entering your home office. And of course, make sure you have comfortable chairs that fit the style of your office, along with idea-inspiring industry reading material should clients need to wait to speak with you.

Have bottled water, juice and coffee on a nice serving tray ready for enjoyment. It doesn't take much to have these little niceties ready, and image counts!

Even though you work at home, you're still running a business and clients expect an accommodating environment.

Stylish clocks, calendars and chalkboards are great office decorating ideas for any home business. If you don't have a lot to spend on office furniture, at least spend alittle more on your office accessories such as your desk lamp, desk chair (for your comfort), and other office supplies. They'll help keep your workplace contemporary-looking.

Keeping up with technology is also necessary for any home business. If your clients can see your work area, these tips are especially important. Once again, image counts!
Create a relaxing, but professional atmosphere without any distractions.

Most small business owners spend more time in their home office than in any other room in their house.

A good view and relaxing colors (blue, purple, green) can be very comforting.

Clutter is distracting. A clean, neat and efficient home office will improve your productivity when you work at home.

But don't forget to inject just as much love into decorating your workplace as you would in decorating any other room in your house. Have fun creating a comfortable, efficient, and client-friendly (if necessary) area for your home business!

If you’re living in an apartment and there’s only one cramped room available, you might just need some office decorating ideas.

Why not paint the walls white and use a large mirror to open up the space? Also, try to decorate with lighter colors. Darker colors will make the room feel smaller and more closed in. Make sure to plan for the possibility of needing a larger space in the near future, too! Think big!

Brown or Saide Residence by BNOdesign

The 6,700 square foot cedar shingled house balances communal areas with private space for hosts and guests alike. Taking cues from a Palladian villa, the U-shape plan centers on a double-height salon overlooking a courtyard and lush landscaping. One wing houses the sprawling master suite. The other wing encompasses the breakfast room and service areas, followed by the sunroom, which functions as a quasi pool house. Capped by hipped roofs, both ends of the U are articulated to look like freestanding pavilions. “It breaks up the bulk,” Boyle says. “The architecture combines traditional materials with modern detailing like slim-framed windows.”



Although the easygoing layout supports big gatherings effortlessly cocktail parties, candlelit dinners for 16 – the exterior looks restrained, even demure. Draped with cascading ivy, the windowless front facade features a slanted portico sheltering a 16 foot tall aluminumplate door coated in black automotive lacquer and bisected by a vertical glass slit. “it’s a bit forbidding,” Boyle admits. “But it’s private, like the hedges surrounding nearby estates. “The door opens to a long corridor sloped imperceptibly up. “Very Corbusian,” Noriega-Ortiz notes. It’s also invigorated by a James Turrell-inspired play of daylight through high windows.



The hall leads straight to the salon. As if the enormous tilt-and-turn windows and sliding glass doors weren’t enough to unite indoors and out, the same 2 foot square Jerusalem limestone paves both salon and courtyard. “It’s the color of Hamptons sand, “explains Noriega Ortiz, who actually used a handful as a color sample. Tiles inside are warmed by radiant heating as well as by a shag rug the color of sea salt. “Steve and Steve fought me on the, “Noriega Ortiz says. “They preferred to leave the gorgeous stone bare. But my argument was: What’s sexier a person naked or wering a bikini? Sometimes you must hide to reveal.”



The shag anchors an artful mix of furnishings upholstered in white faux leather ornately carved Portuguese style vintage wooden chairs, boxy custom sofas and club chairs. “The monochromatic scheme lets you appreciate the furniture more sculpturally. “Boyle says. indeed, the decor is almost entirely white, from this room’s marble topped Eero Saarinen side table, acrylic light towers, and throw pillows covered in Mongoilan lamb to the master bedroom’s monumental headboard. The designers even powder coated every screw and faucet in the house. (Although the sunroom’s plaster fireplace surround is indisputably tinted black, the’s only to hide soot.)



Ethereality and serenity were no small considerations for owners inundated at their jobs with the minutiae of interiors. “They’re flooded with product on a daily basis, so this is reprieve. But it’s a white house that’s well used, not treated with preciousness,” Noriega Ortiz says. No worries if a gurest spills red wine in the dining room. The two tables are topped in wash and wear faux leather, and that same vinyl covers the seating – the portuguese style chairs again, mixed with acrylic legged sofas. In the kitchen, counters of creamy quartz composite and cabinets blad in white acrylic withstand messy cooking.



Less hard wearing than the limestone flooring in public areas, light stained rift cut oak planks appear in the sparsely furnished master bedroom – a retreat reached via a hallway that starts in the den, then continues between two bathrooms, slipped behind frosted flass sliding doors. Long sight lines are a Palladian trick, Noriega Ortiz notes: “We love axes!” Boyle adds, “The hall connects to other parts of the house while allowing privacy.” Guests have privacy. too Joined by a catwalk over the salon, two pairs of upstairs guest rooms offer en suite baths and high walled roof terraces “Great for nude sunbathing.” jokes Noriega Ortiz, a frequent guest. And perhaps the only spots where the color scheme changes from white to, er, buff.

Confiserie Bachmann flagship coffee and chocolate house by HHF architects

The renovation of the Confiserie Bachmann flagship coffee and chocolate house in Basel, designed by HHF architects is now completed and open to public. Confiserie Bachmann is Basels most traditional and most famous chocolate manufacturer, specializing in high-quality sweets. Although the space is small, the renovation creates a spacious, yet intimate atmosphere with the use of reflection and color, HHF architects.



Renovation of the Confiserie Bachmann flagship coffee house and chocolate shop. Confiserie Bachmann is Basels most traditional and most famous chocolate manufacturer, specializing in high-quality sweets.



With this renovation, the local, but in Switzerland well-known brand has received a bright, elegant, and contemporary expression that adopts the characteristic qualities of the previous chocolate shop despite the visible changes. The renovation optimizes its location by reorienting itself anew to not only the street, but also around its corner to the covered passageway with outdoor cafe-eating. An inviting cafear flooded with light, as well as the arrangement of the glass sales cabinet, the counter, the furnishings, and the bright colors, create a new openness to the street and the covered passageway.



Although the space is small, the renovation creates a spacious, yet intimate atmosphere with the use of reflection and color. Atypical of chocolate shops, the white color of the shop creates a light and spacious feel that is balanced by chocolate-colored furniture. Additionally, the offsetting mirror system embedded into the main wall reflects diagonally to create perceptive depth and complexity.

Best Maison NW by Nathalie Wolberg

Maison NW is located near Paris, in the city of Saint-Ouen, neighboring the northern quarters of the capital. It is on an attractive plot in a rather typical neighborhood. On the western side, the whole area is filled with small, low-cost apartment buildings and on the east, a small industrial zone. It spreads along a cemetery, a large park with century-old chestnut trees. From the upper floor terrace, one can see the branches and leaves. On the southern side, one can see a small block one and two-story brick houses. The project takes place in the headquarters of a former printing house, dating back to the 1950s. The space has been transformed into 9 artists’ workshops. The house-workshop covers 1,937 sf (+ a terrace of 861 sf), on three levels.

A tailored architecture

Maison NW, the home and work studio of architect Nathalie Wolberg, is treated as a laboratory to test out new devices and new environments on a daily basis.

Taking into account the individual from the conception of the project allows a different approach on the topology of domestic space. The concept consists of crossing individual personalities with daily actions in order to create a coherent framework that takes on:

an emotional dimension that meets the needs stemming from the individual’s personality,

an erotic dimension that satisfies cravings generated by his/her desires and passions

a prosthetic dimension that meets the needs rooted in deficiencies and pathologies.

So, for Maison NW, the architect’s own personality – own desires, passions, even pathological deficiencies – lies at the core of the project.The approach uses the body to define the shapes of space.

A number of suitable principles will be elaborated and adapted over time that will meet the needs of many, even though the project is based on the architect’s personal experiences.

An architecture of the senses

This architectural concept is defined through a linguistic approach: words that qualify our behaviors. The implementation of a system permits the progressive transition from sense to shape, from conception to perception, to concrete representation. It projects symbolism into reality, and reveals the framework in their physical, sensible, and perceptive dimensions. Thus, it becomes possible not only to qualify shapes, colors, and materials, but also to work on a sound-based, visual, kinesthetic, and tactile transcription of words, and chosen notions.Consequently, the environment is conceived through sensibility to create specific atmospheres. It creates a “wall-free” architecture within which light, sound and matter, according to their inherent qualities define the limits of the space.



Various scales of the project modify behaviors and relationships.

The project is based on three scales designed to match needs for intimacy, autonomy and/or sharing. Through similar actions, it will be possible to adopt behaviors, attitudes, various postures and to initiate numerous relationships.The scales are :
1. A global or overall scale, corresponding to the physical environment of the located space, here a big volume. It is the space for freedom, a place of spontaneous actions, it is the “scale of possibilities”. Function-free, occupation-free, with no designation whatsoever.
2. A scale per area, corresponding to everyday environment, associated to vital and social actions, and which characterizes “places to share common sensations”. A graduation towards ‘the’ specific.
3. A scale per element, referring to personal environment, linked to personal actions, thus generating privileged spaces. It is “the scale of individual equilibrium”. A graduation towards ‘the’ particular.

Global and Conceptual Approach

Each space is a framework that has attention to many details. Here, the furniture participates in the architectural setting. It is not the expression of a style, but the very foundation of the architectural project. The items integrate both functions, postures, constitutive elements of the created ambiance (light, sound,…)…, to the point of re-creating the walls of the house.The space integrates actions linked to work and domestic life. In addition, the domestic functions must disappear when the space is turned into a workshop thus giving way to creativity. Nevertheless the house must regain its original functions when needed.

“The furniture room” provides the functions that appear and disappear.

Whether a closet or living room space, the furniture room (closed or seen from outside) re-creates the walls of the global or total space, integrating light, matter, dynamic shapes,… When opened or seen from inside, it reveals the various functions of the house and produces intimacy, and/or isolation spaces.

The rounded angle at the base of the doors of the furniture allows for a continual reading of space from one door to another to the very span of the space. The envelope of spaces reads like a ribbon. The widths, inclines and variable colors of the doors creates a dynamic, an imbalance which eventually breaks the monotony of repetition.

The space is constructed around bands or spans, drawn by the heavy downfall of beams which support the house. Flexible, mobile and bright partitions act as ambiance dividers. Wound up, they give rhythm to the global/total space and can also be drawn as light curtains. Once down, they re-qualify the intangible and colorful environments, revealing an architecture enhanced by sensible transitions.

New Annex House and Home Office, Interior Design by Superkul Inc

Annex House, Located in Toronto’s Annex neighbourhood, this home renovation and addition achieves a subtle balance between a historical cottage and contemporary living—with an emphasis on livability and natural light. The area is doubled through the addition of a volume to the back of the red brick cottage, providing a subtle contrast with its dark brick skin and its large window openings. The design—which harmonizes historical renovation and new construction—was the result of working with both the local historical board and the client to find the correct balance.



The interior sequence opens up the full volume of the cottage as an expanded living area, while the kitchen, skylit stair and large openings to the sky find their place in the new addition, with an intimate connection to the garden at the back of the property. (Photos by Tom Arban)



Home Office Interior Design Project, This project is superkül’s most autobiographical project, containing both our home and work environments. The renovation of this main street building reflects the firm’s values: an interest in infill, enthusiasm for dealing with social community issues by example, the revitalization of the city, the creation of additional density on Toronto’s main streets, and a strategic approach to urban sustainability.



The site was originally occupied by a two-storey building with a shop on the ground floor and an apartment above, in an emerging and under-valued neighbourhood in Toronto’s west end. Conversion to Home/Office involved its wholesale renovation and the addition of a third floor, creating a studio office on the ground and basement floors and an apartment on the second and third. The massing and height of the building take their cues from adjacent fabric, as do window proportions and heights. Materials evoke those of its commercial and residential neighbours, tying it into the streetscape within a modernist palette and architectural vocabulary.



The building is divided almost equally between home and office space but is designed to be flexible, with small changes to the circulation and the partitioning easily resulting in a different proportion of uses. (Photos by Ben Rahn / A-Frame Inc.)

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Seating is a tricky facet of the decor of each and every single space, be it seating, home office desk chairs, or bedroom chaise lounge. It is required to provide comfort, style, and complement the surrounding decor. Modern restaurant seating complements the ambience and mood of the dining experience, just as it does with dining room chairs in the comfort of your home. Spacify offers an elegant collection of modern dining room chairs, home theater seating furniture, metal bar and metal counter stools, chaise lounge chairs, arm chairs, office desk chairs, and more. Whether you're looking for a bedroom chaise lounge or office furniture chair, bar and counter stools or dining room chairs, you can't run out of options at Spacify. Get the latest designs from Spacify for Modern & Contemporary Seating Furniture.

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Shopping for home theater furniture can be very exciting and daunting at the same time. Home theater needs functional, comfortable yet clean and elegant decor. Modern furniture and contemporary furniture offers clutter free ideas for family room furniture and home décor. Seating and home entertainment center are two important furniture components for any family room. We recommend leather sofas for durability and chaise lounge chair for relaxation. Lounge chairs for home theater seating can also be used as an accent piece in the family room. If you want to be daring, choose the lounge chair in bright color. See our complete selection of home theater seating for comfort and modern style.

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This is ultra modern house is located in the suburb of Paradise Point Gold Coast Australia. This house looks like the interior of the large shopping center, but this is really home. You can see the style of a wide mirror of a modern and form with geometric elements of the outer housing, with high ceilings, simple lines and lots of natural light flooding every corner. Regarding functions, the house is all in its four bedrooms, four bathrooms and six parking. This house is currently for sale with a $3.9-million price, with most of the furniture and artwork included