Comfort and intimacy from apartment in Girona, Catalonia, Spain

Comfort and intimacy are what people often talk about this apartment on Girona, a city in the northeast of Catalonia, Spain.
This apartment have lovely views of the Pyrenees Mountains and can help you get away and enjoy relaxing moments.

The two-bedroom apartment is delightful interior design, perfectly suited for its location in a mountain setting. Combining Nordic furniture with vintage accessories and emphasizing on wood finishes, the crib maintains a stylish feel while exuding a cottage-like charm and coziness.

The living area is surrounded by inclined walls and windows with a view. The focal point of the room is a fireplace, emitting warmth in an interior that already has plenty. Colorful cushions spread throughout the room seem to invite the inhabitants to randomly take a sit by the fire and surrender to the magical feel of the mountain landscape.

Some amazing bath tubs for your modern bathroom

Bathroom can bring comfortable feeling for you when you finish a busy day. In your bathroom, you can take some unusual item placed intentionally in the spot light to set the whole mood and atmosphere.
When tub comes to bathrooms, we got used to classic tubs, in a rectangular form, most of them in a white finish. found a very creative collection of bathtubs, that defy these strict rules. Not only are do they have a creative shape, but their color stands out as well. Some of them even have additional elements, such as legs or other peripheral shapes. What is extremely interesting about the images below is the fact that they are placed in a matching environment. These interiors are  fresh, creative and they all have a unique personality. The colors, plants and decorating features contribute to their originality. Which one do you prefer?

Some ways to mix, match and decorate your home

Imagining if you walked into a room and every surface was covered in the exact same type of material in the exact same shade, after getting over the initial shock factor, you would likely find the room extremely boring.
In this admittedly unlikely scenario, there’s nothing to keep you interested in the space, so it’s only natural for your eyes and mind to wander somewhere more engaging.That is reason why people often spend much time to mix, match and decorate their house. They hope that in doing so, they will take their meticulously planned space from a pulled-together, polished room to a sloppy mess.

Luckily, there are many ways to mix and match while still ensuring a cohesive design once you’re done with all the finishing touches. We collect some pictures describing the ways you can apply to decorate and mix in your house. Follow these picture suggestions while you work on mixing materials and we strongly believe that you’ll be able to navigate the design process with confidence.

Inspiring from the bakery design by Jozef Hintz

Located on the ground floor of 19th century tenement house is the Przystanek Piekarnia bakery designed by Jozef Hintz.
This store is the fifth bakery design in this chain opened recently in Warsaw and developed by Maciej Kurkowski. The long, rectangular shape of the shop enabled the architects to design two distinctive zones- selling point in the front, and preparation area, staff and storage area in the back.

The preparation area was purposefully left open to the selling point, so that customers could have a peak at staff preparing freshly brewed coffee or sandwiches made on the spot. The walls in the back are kept in delicate gray tones accentuated with existing alcoves. The ceiling and walls of the bakery are painted black to contrast the main feature in the interior- a functional installation made of oiled and stained plywood modules. The structure is made of 746 pieces connected with small wooden pegs.

The whole structure is stabilized by additional planks, allowing for mounting display shelves at different levels easily. Above the main display area the structure is dispersing, allowing introduction of slender LED lights for an integrated look. Bright interior and the intricate structure are visible from the street, thanks to refurbished original shop front with a custom made neon light logo to accentuate prestigious location and showcase the shop.

Great house in the New York, USA

The State Street Townhouse by architects and owners Christine and Ben Hansen is an intriguing mix of old and new.
This house is located in New York, USA, inspires openness and light throughout, as well as a great connection to the outdoors. The backyard, complete with swings and barbecue area contributes to a healthy and relaxing lifestyle. Step inside and you will be greeted by charming interiors, filled with color and character.

The architects said that the custom kitchen, “complete with Flavor Paper wallpaper, feels traditionally modern while retaining a bit of Brooklyn grit. Upstairs, the couple and their three children share two bedrooms with a connecting Jack and Jill bathroom, creating a fun open plan to contain them for years to come. The bedroom level is filled with natural light from huge steel windows, and leads up to a scenic green roof that stores rainwater and nourishes the garden.” The design scheme for this Brooklyn home includes texture variety, original lighting units and surprising pops of color.

Inspiring from the Ocean Deck House in New York

Located in Bridgehampton, New York is the Ocean Deck house, one of the largest residential project communicating with the oceanfront through a series of cantilevered decks and rooftop terraces.
This ocean houses was designed by the practice of Stelle Lomont Rouhani Architects for a family that enjoys entertaining guests and cooking. The open layout is ensured on each floor and on each floor, there are three distinct zones with an exterior that is predominantly covered in wood for a very cozy natural ambiance. The ground floor is nestled into the dunes and combines wood with concrete on the paved patio leading to the swimming pool as well as a covered area for ping pong and an outdoor fireplace.

The other parts of this level are dedicated for storage and access to the main floor via a cantilevered outdoor staircase that brings you to the atrium.
The main floor contains a family room in the center and all the bedrooms, while the upper floor contains the best view from the living, dining area or kitchen extending to a deck with its own herb and vegetable garden.

The Importance of Having the Right Tool for the Right Job

Anyone who has worked in construction, who has worked as a mechanic, or who has worked at a job that required them to use tools as part of their work understands the truth of the saying: “the right tool for the right job.”

Many professionals, especially mechanics, have found it beneficial to purchase a pit box where they can keep all of the unique tools they need for their job. There are a wide array of pit boxes for sale either in retail stores or in online stores like EliteToolboxes.com for example.

Nothing can be more frustrating than attempting to do a job using a tool that is not adequately designed to accomplish the task. Not having the right tool wastes time and it wastes a lot of money. The quality of the tools that a person uses is just as important as having the right tool. Having the right tool, but having it made from an inferior material can also be extremely frustrating. There is a huge difference between a hammer that a person would purchase at a dollar store and a ergonomically correct fifty dollar hammer that is purchased at a specialty store.

Of course, a person doing minor repairs in their home or hanging up a picture on their wall may not need the expensive hammer. For them, the cheaper hammer is the right tool for the small job they are doing. However, a carpenter who spends their entire life hammering will need to have the more expensive tool.

At times, people avoid purchasing the right tool for the job because they are worried about the expense. However, if a person repeatedly needs to use a specific tool, and especially if they use of that tool is associated with their employment, it is better to invest in purchasing a good tool that is going to allow an individual to get the job done quickly and to get it done correctly.

One of the problems that comes from not having the right tool for the right job is that a person runs the risk of breaking their tool. For example, a carpenter may need to use a chisel to shape wood. However, it is possible that they could attain the same effect using a hammer and a flat head screwdriver. The problem is that the flat head screwdriver is not designed to withstand the impact that a chisel is designed to withstand.

Purchasing the right tool for the job can be expensive. However, in the long run, it will always make the job easier, quicker to perform, and provide higher quality results.