New Home Interior Design

We need light fittings, rugs, dining table and many other things to go into our new modern home. Where is the best place, town or area that we could find modern home interior designs?

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2007-11-04 09:10:02 by MarketingPerson2007

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We need light fittings, rugs, dining table and many other things to go into our new modern home. Where is the best place, town or area that we could find modern home interior designs?

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http://www.modern2modern.com

2009-02-06 00:24:13 by kyzer

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If yes which ones? Thanks

Just do the layouts the same:

Design House Plan Online:

http://www.smallblueprinter.com/sbp.html
http://architectstudio3d.org/AS3d/design _studio3d.html
Floor Planner: http://www.floorplanner.com/start

Google SketchUp (You can use Google SketchUp to create, modify and share 3D models. Software) - http://sketchup.google.com/intl/en/

Ron

2009-11-07 12:34:44 by Sébastien

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I want to suggest my dad some good interior designs for our new home, like different kinds of furniture etc. Can anyone suggest some good websites where I can check some designs out. Also, if anyone knows a good interior designer in North Bangalore, please let me know. Thanks in advance.

Hi !
A good place to start is www.hgtv.com and go to the rate my space page. You will get a lot of good ideas from that.
Have a great day!

2009-01-29 01:29:01 by blitzen

Hi, I'm in the process of buying a new home and am thinking about what colors to paint the rooms, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, kitchen, and living room. The house is on the small side, so I've heard that I should use mostly light colors to make it look bigger. I really like the way rooms look when they have one color on the top half of the wall and one color on the lower half, or three walls painted one color, and the fourth wall painted a second color, and in both cases the window trim painted a third (usually white) color.

http://www.thedesigncollectivegroup.com/ interior-design/blog/wp-content/uploads/ 2008/10/color-walls1.jpg

http://img.hgtv.com/HGTV/2006/08/21/hst1 05_vt_david_partition_2_lg.jpg

I know the 'look' I'm going for, I just can't seem to find colors that I'm happy with. Can anyone help me choose colors that would go well together? Blue is the only color I know I want to have in at least one of the rooms, but I can't decided on a shade either. The exterior of the house is white, and the front door is red.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Gratz on the new home. It's really reall hard to pick exact colors you will be living with for the next 4 years or so before you move in. There are several reasons for this.

Lighting plays a huge part in how a wall looks.
Your furnishings and accents will dictate some things for you.
Doing this now is like coloring a page in a coloring book ...you have to stay withen the lines that is already there.

So...keep thinking and when you get there get fabric or the larger color swatches or those tiny cans of paint and see what shade and hue works best.. For instance there are a 1000 shades of beige..one or 2 will sit beautifully and 998 others will always feel a little off.

What you sould be thinking about at this point is what furniture you have and what patterns to add to a room ...Many times if you find...say the perfect accent pillows for your couch you can then pick colors off of that in the same or lighter or darker. Matching a pattern to a wall is harder then matching the wall to the pattern.

Chair rails are good for a 2 tone room as long as the room is not cluttered. If you have to cram furniture into a room it will just confuse the eye more. Accent walls do not have to span an entire wall you section a peice of wall ..for instance behind the sofa you can put a dramtic or even darker color and add strip of trim to give it a finishe look..This method makes the cieling feel higher too. http://www.calfinder.com/blog/wp-content /uploads/2010/02/designer-tips-accent-co lors.jpg

Lighter colors and sparse embelishments give the room a more open feel. For instance this small room has a light 2 tone color with sparse accents and a hint of a 3rd color http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_coLFC3lIx-M/So F-Z8b_KpI/AAAAAAAAHvs/h9yWp-gzGtE/s400/m ary+macdonald+painted+floor.jpg

Larger accessories give the room a feeling of weight rather then many small ones. http://img.hgtv.com/HGTV/2002/12/19/dod1 11_bef_livingroom2_lg.jpg
http://uglyhousephotos.com/wordpress/wp- content/uploads/2008/10/081002l.jpg
http://uglyhousephotos.com/wordpress/wp- content/uploads/2009/02/090209f.jpg

Keep your decor symetrical what you do on the left do on the right it doens not have to be a mirror image but the "weight should feel the same. http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_ySuIhBC5Mog/SL 0Xwx4QEUI/AAAAAAAACGY/vfS0looUqTk/s400/7 .JPG ...Create a focal point when your all done with your choices pick your colors.

2010-05-14 21:42:46 by Far Dreamer