Herbs On The Window Sill
2021年1月26日 日常Nanoleaf’s light panels interlock; affix them to a wall, then operate them remotely to cycle through arrays like “sunrise” and “Northern Lights.“How do I, as an interior designer, give them the benefits of biophilic design? The answer came in the choice of materials we use in our designs, and natural materials is the way to go. They sell preserved moss circles and hearts to hang on the wall, moss letters, and a lush, cursive “I love you.
In our homes, we might try to bring the outside in with a potted tree, some herbs on the window sill, perhaps floral wallpaper or landscape art. And in a https://www.china-sanity.com/ weekend cottage, she placed a ceiling fixture made of woven sticks over the bed, evoking a cozy bird’s nest.”If you’re renovating or building, think about adding cutouts beyond the traditional windows and sliding doors — horizontal lighting like skylights, for instance.”And to bring the outdoors in via scent, Otherland has soy-based candles with scents of smoke, wood fires, grass and desert sand.
For something unusual, consider Flavor Paper’s Saguaro Sessions collection. All Modern has the Organique chandelier, a freeform ‘nest’ of rubbed bronze.Murals can showcase nature dramatically; they work well in family rooms, hallways or bedrooms.O. There’s an orange-tinged white inspired by the breast feathers of an owl; a green evinces the emerald hue of a mallard’s neck. Anker has also created a solar chandelier made from shells and photovoltaic modules; hang the fixture in a window and it becomes a solar clock, turning on at dusk. Designer Nina Edwards Anker handcrafts the algae into light shades that cast a warm glow. Rare books, including an early color guide used by Charles Darwin, provided inspiration.
Some other creative ideas from innovative designers today:“When I first started reading about biophilic design and how we needed to be flooding our homes with gorgeous natural views, daylight and plants I thought, ‘Well that’s dandy, but how about people in homes and work spaces that just don’t have access to these things?’” says Phoebe Oldrey, who runs Smart Style Interiors in Tunbridge Wells, England. Passing breezes make it a wind chime, too.
In our homes, we might try to bring the outside in with a potted tree, some herbs on the window sill, perhaps floral wallpaper or landscape art. And in a https://www.china-sanity.com/ weekend cottage, she placed a ceiling fixture made of woven sticks over the bed, evoking a cozy bird’s nest.”If you’re renovating or building, think about adding cutouts beyond the traditional windows and sliding doors — horizontal lighting like skylights, for instance.”And to bring the outdoors in via scent, Otherland has soy-based candles with scents of smoke, wood fires, grass and desert sand.
For something unusual, consider Flavor Paper’s Saguaro Sessions collection. All Modern has the Organique chandelier, a freeform ‘nest’ of rubbed bronze.Murals can showcase nature dramatically; they work well in family rooms, hallways or bedrooms.O. There’s an orange-tinged white inspired by the breast feathers of an owl; a green evinces the emerald hue of a mallard’s neck. Anker has also created a solar chandelier made from shells and photovoltaic modules; hang the fixture in a window and it becomes a solar clock, turning on at dusk. Designer Nina Edwards Anker handcrafts the algae into light shades that cast a warm glow. Rare books, including an early color guide used by Charles Darwin, provided inspiration.
Some other creative ideas from innovative designers today:“When I first started reading about biophilic design and how we needed to be flooding our homes with gorgeous natural views, daylight and plants I thought, ‘Well that’s dandy, but how about people in homes and work spaces that just don’t have access to these things?’” says Phoebe Oldrey, who runs Smart Style Interiors in Tunbridge Wells, England. Passing breezes make it a wind chime, too.
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