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Colours of the Seasons: Forecast 2015 - 0 views
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india art n design on 20 Dec 14Interior Designer, Colour Expert & Trend Analyst, @latika.khosla suggests that as 'warmth' and 'sharing' re-enter our lifestyles and personas, the earthy Copper-Orange is the dominant hue for 2015! http://inditerrain.indiaartndesign.com/2014/12/colours-of-seasons-forecast-2015.html
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@ippolito-fleitz-group-gmbh designs a show flat in Shanghai with the intent of offering future homeowners a glimpse into the array of possibilities for their home, where a constant play of colours and textures immediately capture one's imagination. Check out the vibrancy of an aesthetically splendid lived-in home and leave us your views…
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Conceptualized and designed by architect and designer, Emmanuelle Moureaux, the Shinjuen Nursing Home near Tokyo, has been turned into a warm and friendly centre that not only welcomes the ailing into a positive ambience, but also nurtures feelings of joy and wellbeing. Read here and leave us your views...
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Interior design for children - Part II Learning spaces - 0 views
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Learning is an on-going process. And especially for children below the age of six, the environment around them is a constant facilitator. Specialist designer for children' spaces, Kajal Gaba throws light on how balance is important and over-indulgence needs to be kept at bay, while designing learning space interiors for children. Check it out here.