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What is the Difference Between Modern and Contemporary Interior Design?
Both were a 20th century marvel when they first started to over-throw the rustic or antiquarian type of solid furniture and patterned furnishings, which had dominated home décor for centuries. So, what is the difference between modern and contemporary interior design? Modern design is the use of lower cost furniture, which is clean, stylish and mass produced. Contemporary design came about later in the 1900′s, and is more of a leaning towards using recycled materials, glass and an all manner of molded variations of plastics, plaster and the use of chrome too. That is what is known as the difference between modern and contemporary interior design.
• The difference between modern and contemporary interior design is that modern design uses more tabular steel, iron or chrome. Although the two designs are similar, later in the 20th century, materials started to become molded into curvy shapes, plywood used on walls, cabinets and benches. Each one of those styles can transfer to contemporary, although it is neater, linear and spacious rather than funky.
• Many think the difference between modern and contemporary interior design is the timing. It is said that many modern designs become contemporary over time. This is another reason they are so closely linked but also why they are different. Contemporary design is elegant and could last a very long time, whilst modern changes regularly.
• One area which has no difference between modern and contemporary interior design, is the styling. Both designs follow symmetry, composition and clean cut lines. Both have nice, clean looks and can be very long lasting, even if modern does transfer into contemporary at some point along the way. Whichever is your personal preference, your house will soon be called home, as both designs are very comforting as well as chic, elegant and suave.
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ShotShell - Stainless Steel Shotglass
• Weighs more than one quarter-pound (4.3 oz./122 g)
• Textured knurled base for easy gripping when wet
• Holds one standard shot (1.5 fluid oz./44 ml)
• Machined from a bar of solid stainless steel
• Extremely heavy duty — will not break
• 3"H x 1.4"Ø (base)
$70.
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Timothy Oulton’s Aviator Chair draws inspiration from bomber planes
If you have a serious taste for aviation-inspired home fixtures, you are going to like the Aviator Chair available at Restoration Hardware. From its aluminum-wrapped curves to its padded leather seat and back, the chair draws inspiration from World War II bomber planes. Designed by Timothy Oulton, the Aviator Chair features leather-clad wrap-around top rail, Kiln-dried frame, distressed whiskey leather and plastic feet that save your floor from scratches. The fighter plane inspired chair will set you back $1,295. In case you are not impressed, you can always head on to MotoArt, the company that turns vintage aviation parts into stunning fixtures for the home and office.
Via: NerdApproved/Super Punch
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16 Biofireplaces That Drop Energy Bills… And Panties
No ash, no odor, no chimney, no installation, no toxic fumes…… no panties.
There are no prices listed on the Italian manufacturer’s website — so you can bet one of these will probably set you back at least several thou. Most of the models have a 2.5L reservoir that holds enough fuel to burn for about 6 hours. Lightweight models appropriate for wall-mounting or coffee table placement. Each model even comes with a free lighter. This is a no-brainer for me
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Alysha Young – wow!
Here is the lovely model/actress Alysha Young. Shoot done by Indosplace. All I can say is wow!
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Modern Black&White Home in Australia
The Lily Street House is a very original looking building in Melbourne, Australia, designed by ODR Architectstogether with Life Space Journey. Although its compact shape, the simple iron fence and the overall sober exterior may give away the feeling that this residence is serious and cold, we challenge you to give it a second glance. When inside, the perspective changes dramatically. Floor to ceiling windows and large open areas filled with light make for a fresh living space. The central living room is particularly charming and features a modern sofa, a comfortable armchair, a fireplace and a transparent sliding door which connects it to the exterior. This is the perfect spot for “observing” what takes place in this residence, as this particular room has unobstructed views over the hallway, stairs, kitchen and upper floor. There are plenty of contemporary elements that stand out, such as the dining table, the stairs, abstract paintings and so on. In our opinion, elegance is the most striking feature of this place, given by the tasteful arrangements and the black and white design theme.- viaContemporist
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