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Feng Shui - red color

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     Feng Shui has its origin in China and it is an ancient art. These two words mean "wind and water". This concept is based on the idea that people, places and things have energy that materializes in the art of interior design in order to achieve balance and harmony in relation with the environment. For many Chinese is just a specific way to arrange the furniture in a room. Therefore, Feng Shui has the role to ensure a positive flow of energy and "wind & water".      Colors have a specific meaning for this kind of art. Through them we can bring positive energies into the space in which we live. Each color represents energy that can influence emotional and physical state.      Easiest perceived color by the human eye is red . Red is associated with the fire element, is the color of power and energy. This color can mean danger or happiness, feeling of warmth, kindness. Also, in Feng Shui red signifies richness and luxury.      Even if this

Interior Design WALLPAPERS

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                                          Yesterday I was visiting a giant construction materials store from my country. It was a great day because I discovered a lot of new things and got inspiration. Most of all I like the wallpaper section. I saw so many types of wallpaper… I just did not want to go home. That’s why now I want to share with you what I’ve learned.      The wallpaper is a type of decoration that will always be trendy. The variety of patterns and colors allow us to define our own style of interior design, from contemporary to rustic or eclectic or romantic.             Advantages of wallpaper are: You can apply them on any surface It covers surface defects It is easy to maintain It can be easily removed      Depending on the composition of the surface layer, there are:         Paper wallpapers - can be washable        Textile fiber wallcovering - mounted on paper, the outer surface is covered with fibers.      

The most unusual Interior Design project

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     You can find this unique and unusual interior design (for a bar) in Venice. It is called “The drunken bar” and it’s a Venetian Wanderings. Designer of this special room is Tobias Rehberger, who has a lot of projects with the same idea, namely to create a very special illusion. A characteristic feature of the interior design is that is creates a strong impression. Guests of this bar can easily get drunk even without using any alcohol. Feature of the interior is also its complete draining and masking objects and interior elements with each other. Design goal was to create a mood associated with hunting and militancy. Such design destroys and distorts reality. The result of this distortion is that you can not either see some of the items or can’t pinpoint the location of furniture or interior space. The concept of «La Biennale» is - consciousness can’t sort and correctly interpret the "funky" colors and images that distort reality and our own reality.  

SWITZERLAND Interior Design Style

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"Silent refinement” is the best way to describe decorative style used in Swiss houses. I think it’s a perfect place to rest and to get a warm feeling. If you want this refinement in your house, without moving in another country, follow these tricks:                                      Swiss décor To bring a Swiss air in your home you should start with painting your walls white, beige or even pale blue. Fabrics are usually white and these are: wool or cotton. Bouquets of fresh flowers play an important role in this country décor. Often leaves or small branches with berries are mixed in bouquets. Gardening is an important part of Swiss life, this activity providing them some food and fresh colors to decorate their homes.                                      Materials Wood dominates the look of Swiss homes, especially country homes. The walls , floors and furniture are usually made of wood, especially softwood essentially, uncoated

How to choose a pot depending on the type of plant

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                                        Choosing the right pot for the plant is as important as the proper light source and watering. So, how should it be? How big? What color to choose? Made of clay or plastic?      Some of these questions are less important. But if you want your plant to grow healthy and fine, you should pay attention to its dimensions and the material from which the pot is made. Unfortunately, we select often just a pot which fit better in the room décor, without looking at other criteria.      Plants that don’t need much water have to be set into a clay pot. This allows air and water to circulate through it, facilitating earth drying.      Plastic pots are ideals for plants that love moisture , because they don’t let the air to circulate. Therefore, plants that do not need a high level of humidity shouldn’t be set into a plastic one, otherwise plant roots will rot.      Type of the root is another criterion to look at. For example, plants with shor