Wall Shelves and a unique home from down under...

Wall Shelves and a unique home from down under...

Today I am sharing with all of you great shelf ideas and a home like no other from down under.. I know many of you will like both posts. 

Enjoy the pics and post

 

Wall Storage Book Shelves System Design Ideas for Workspace in your Home

workspace with hanging bookcases design

This the wooden wall book shelves system design, modular system that consists of solid birch cabinets,this easy organizing a creative storage for books. let’s see the Wall Storage Book Shelves System Design Ideas for Workspace in your Home picture below:

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hanging bookcases design with lighting system

long wall storage book shelves system

wooden wall storage bookcase desing

Look the spefication crossing bookcase below:
Finishes

• Walnut: semi-transparent varnish, acrylic semi-mat open pore.
• Oak brown: brushed, semi-transparent varnish, acrylic semi-mat open pore.
• Mat lacquer on laminated melamine paper: pigmented water base semi-mat closed pore varnish.
• Melamine colour gesso.

Side Panel – Base Shelve – Upper shelves – shelves

• Panel th.38mm in poplar blockboard: three crossing layers of solid wood covered with two layers of MDF th.3mm, veneered oak or walnut (black walnut), or covered with white laminate th.0,3mm. for lacquering.
• Visible edge: thickn.2mm in oak, or layered with pre-stained tanganica with upper layer in black walnut.
• Non visible edge: white paper or paper with black walnut or oak brown effect.
• Wooden shelves: thickness 38mm, can be positioned every 80mm
• Glass shelves: tempered transparent glass thickness 12mm, can be positioned every 80mm
• Hardware fixtures: PVC and nickel-plated steel

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simple wall storage book shelves system

Back Panels

• Wooden agglomerate panel class E1 thickness 14mm. covered in white melamine paper or veneered oak or walnut (black walnut).
• Edges: th. 0,3mm white melamine paper or paper with oak brown or walnut effect. Laterally edge co-extruded rigid/soft transparent PVC.

Tops Panels

• Thickn.19mm to be used as upper finishing element for one or more modules up to a max. width of 1958mm.
• Finishes: oak brown, walnut, mat lacquer, glossy lacquer.

WOODEN HINGED/SLIDING/FLAP DOORS – FIXED FRONTS FOR FREE STANDING COMPOSITIONS

• Wooden agglomerate panel class E1 thickness 22mm. veneered oak with horizontal grain or laminated with melamine paper.
• Edge: thickn.1mm in plastic material finish white, oak or walnut.
• Hardware fixtures hinged doors:• Steel hinges with automatic spring closing fitted with adjusting device in the 3 dimensions.
• Handle type “Regula” in drawn brushed polished aluminium
• Without handle with “push opening” fitted on the side panel.
• System with flap door DOWN: fixture in drawn polished aluminium and steel cable with automatic spring closing for opening and closing.
• System with flap door UP: mechanism in aluminium for soft closing device.

small bookcase system modern design on solid wood

wall storage book shelves design for reading room

GLASS HINGED/FLAP/SLIDING DOORS PROFILE: Melamine panel thickness 18mm with glued-on tempered glass (finishes: group A).Profile thickness 2mm in drawn polished aluminium, with incorporated handle in polished aluminium.

GLASS HINGED/SLIDING DOORS

• Frame: in anodised polished drawn aluminium (UNI 6060).
• Tempered glass thickn.4mm. (finishes: group B).

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DRAWERS

• Fronts: wooden agglomerate panel class E1 thickness 22mm veneered oak/walnut with horizontal grain or laminated with melamine paper.
• Fronts thickn.18mm. with glass and profile “0”, incorporated handles.
• Edge: thickn.1mm in plastic material finish white, oak or walnut.
• Sides of drawer: wooden agglomerate panel class E1 thickness 14mm, melamine paper with maple effect.
• Bottom of drawer: wooden agglomerate panel class E1 thickness 8mm melamine paper with maple effect.
• Runners: in steel, with double pull-out, fitted on ball bearing. Complete with soft closing device
• Opening with handle Regula/Incorporated: in drawn brushed polished aluminium (UNI 6060).
• “Push” opening: with springs fitted on steel runners.

STEP-LADDER

• Tubular welded steel varnished metallic grey.
• Steps in varnished tubular steel covered with non-slip plastic material.
• Fixture to the rails in plastic material.

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for more picture look at Modern Crossing Hanging Bookcases Design with LCD Rack for Reading and Workspace Room
PANELS TO BE INSERTED FOR EXTERNAL TV

• Wooden agglomerate panel thickn.25mm covered with melamine paper or veneered oak/walnut.
• Finish walnut: semi-transparent varnish, acrylic semi-mat open pore.
• Finish oak brown: brushed, semi-transparent varnish, acrylic semi-mat open pore.
• Finish mat lacquer on laminated melamine paper: polyurethane pigmented semi mat closed pore varnish.
• Finish glossy lacquer on laminated melamine paper: base pigmented polyester with surface pigmented polyurethane high glossy closed pore polish
• SMALL ALUMINIUM SHELVES
• In satined anodised drawn aluminium (UNI 6060). Covering caps in satined anodised drawn aluminum (UNI 6060). Joints in pressure die casted iron.
• Hardware fixtures to fix to the wall in nickel-plated steel.

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Unique Architecture Design: Lilypad House by Jorge Hrdina Architects

October 4th, 2011 by By admin # Unusual house designs

Unique Architecture Design Here is the unique architecture design: Lilypad House in Sydney, Australia, Design by Jorge Hrdina Architects. this very unique in shape, where the design of the home front there is a pole building made of wood and shaped like a big umbrella. According the architect: The Lilypad House was designed to accommodate ease of access by wheelchair and provide the inhabitants with a sanctuary from typical suburban consolidation.The refined twin portal frames of radial timber laminations stand as freestanding structures that anchor the two ends of the house.Rather than completely consume the site as the neighboring houses, the unique architecture design lilypad house employs low walls and ceilings while wrapping itself around a sun filled garden courtyard that forms a connection with the park directly opposite. No physical boundary exists between the house and the natural landscape, allowing for a thoughtful meander between public and private. Now look the unique architecture design: Lilypad House by Jorge Hrdina Architects with picture below

Unique Roof Ideas at Lilypad House by Jorge Hrdina Architects

Unique Architecture Design Lilypad House by Jorge Hrdina Architects Night View

Wooden Kitchen Table at Lilypad House by Jorge Hrdina Architects

Small Room Roof Ideas at Lilypad House by Jorge Hrdina Architects

Living Room Layout Ideas at Lilypad House by Jorge Hrdina Architects

Kitchen Furniture and Layout Design at Lilypad House by Jorge Hrdina Architects

Wooden Floor and Shape Windows at Lilypad House by Jorge Hrdina Architects

Room Door at Lilypad House by Jorge Hrdina Architects

Roof Like Bigs Umbrella at Lilypad House by Jorge Hrdina Architects

Lilypad House Roof Design by Jorge Hrdina Architects

Lilypad House by Jorge Hrdina Architects View

Lilypad House by Jorge Hrdina Architects Stone Wall

Lilypad House by Jorge Hrdina Architects Room Layout Ideas

Lilypad House by Jorge Hrdina Architects Outdoor View

Ceiling Ideas at Lilypad House by Jorge Hrdina Architects

Amazing shelf ideas and a very unique home in Sydney. 

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Dubai, UAE... Simply Amazing City a great atmosphere

A very modern awesome creation.. 
Abu Dhabi, UAE, A city designed with many future goals

opulence helix hotel design by leeser architecture

Here are the fantastic and opulence Helix hotel design by Leeser Architecture in Zayed Bay in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, Called the Helix Hotel for its staggered floor plates, it rests in the bay, partially floating in the water and adjacent to the serpentine Sheik Zayed Bridge currently under construction by designer Zaha Hadid.the Hotel Helix takes part in a critical dialogue between rich and civility among the various services offered by a small town and the demands of a guest at the five star hotel. The floor of the curves suggests a winding path leads through a bustling city and many program elements are open to the views through the central void. Although the gap seems to offer complete visibility, there are enclaves for private meetings and guest privacy. It is designed for an activity that feeds the next time that affect clear separations between each activity. Moreover, a feeling of being free to experiment haphazardly all aspects of the hotel without having to decide on an agenda in advance. In the days luxury holiday of culture, there are play areas make the hotel a destination in an iconic design. From the beginning, is both a showcase for the wealth of the opulent life, because it is a totally enclosed urban experience. For example, the building has an inverse functional origin of water drops from the ceiling down through the vacuum at the lower pressure. At the entrance, valet parking for customers driving to its fleet, which, instead of being predictable on the surface or below the hotel, is located in the bay instead. Cars are literally pushed into the water. As guests head to their rooms, spectacular views Zayed Bay even more dramatic in the upper floors. At the top of the propeller, the pool deck on the top floor has a full group size glass bottom, and visible water swimmers from eight floors below ground level. In the restaurant below the lobby, the waves of the bay are so close to the floor plate that absorbs at the edge of the restaurant inside the glass curtain wall.

wonderful and opulence helix hotel design by leeser architecture

stunning layout at opulence helix hotel design by leeser architecture

stunning and opulence helix hotel design by leeser architecture

main lobby opulence helix hotel design by leeser architecture

landscape opulence helix hotel design by leeser architecture

fantastic lobby design in opulence helix hotel design by leeser architecture

fantastic and cool helix hotel design by leeser architecture

cool opulence helix hotel design by leeser architecture

cool bedroom design in opulence helix hotel design by leeser architecture

This is absolutely amazing any way you look at it. They already have the worlds only 7 star resort and now thins.. These people will not stop going out of their way to attracft tourists, first a dessert ski resort, then the worlds only 7 star resort, then the world tallest building, and now this.. Great job and way to attract tourists.. Its like the UAE has built its own versions of Disney world, since that company will not build in the Middle East.. Oh and I forgot and how could I, the man made Palm Islands in the UAE, an artificial neighborhood, design masterpiece.. 

Here they are one by one.. 

Burj Al Arab: the world's only 7-star resort

Burj Al Arab is a unique sail-shaped hotel situated on a man-made island in Dubai. The 7-star hotel has 27 double-storey floors, 202 bedrooms and all of the luxury trimmings. www.jumeirah.com

Worlds only Indoor Ski Resort...

Ski Dubai is the first indoors ski resort built in the Middle East and is part of the Mall of the Emirates, one of the third largest malls in the world. Travelers can visit the ski resort to enjoy the experience of real snow all the year round. The resort is a haven for ski sports enthusiasts, as it offers a 60-meter high indoor mountain, which is designed with 5 slopes of different difficulties and steepness.

The Ski Dubai resort also offers an amazing variety of activities for everyone like snowboarding, tobogganing, snowball shooting, or just playing in the snow. Not only this, the ski resort also has a snow play area that comprises of climbing towers, an icy body slide, a 3-D theatre, a mirror maze and an ice cave.


It offers something for all age groups and levels of expertise. If you get tired and need a break, Ski Dubai offers a number of themed restaurants where you can rejuvenate yourself before you go back for a fresh round of skiing.

Worlds Tallest Building...

Burj Khalifa
Also Known As: Burj Dubai or Dubai Tower
Location: Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Developer: Emaar Properties
Architect: Adrian Smith, Skidmore, Owings, & Merrill (SOM)
Year: Officially opened January 4, 2010
Height: 828 meters / 2,717 feet (including the spire)
Stories: 162

About the Burj Khalifa:

Originally named Burj Dubai (or Dubai Tower), the soaring skyscraper is now called Burj Khalifa, after Khalifa Bin Zayed, the president of the United Arab Emirates. Dubai has been a showplace for innovative buildings, and the Burj Khalifa shatters world records for building height. The skyscraper is much taller than Taiwan's Taipei 101, which rises 508 metres (1,667 feet). During a time of economic slowdown, the Burj Khalifa has become an icon for wealth and progress in Dubai. No expense was spared for the building's opening ceremonies on January 4, 2010.

The Man-Made Islands at Dubai...

The Palm Islands in Dubai.  New Dutch dredging technology was used to create these massive man made islands.  They are the largest artificial islands in the world and can be seen from space.  Three of these Palms will be made with the last one being the largest of them all. 

Upon completion, the resort will have 2,000 villas, 40 luxury hotels, shopping centers, movie theaters, and many other facilities. It is expected to support a population of approximately 500,000 people. It is advertised as being visible from the moon