Ducale Classic Kitchen Design by Arrital Cucine

Arrital Cucine brings us back to the classic style of interior decorating idea with their beautiful Ducale classic kitchens design collection. Classic style is an ideal choice for those people who want to create warm and comfy atmosphere in the kitchen. This classic kitchen is made of natural wood and available in the lacquered varnished version.

This classic kitchen style is characterized by delicate colors and smooth lines and can be a worthy rival of any modern kitchen. Harmony of shapes and very elegant design make it an excellent solution for family kitchens. Any food cooked in such kitchen will be more tasty and every family dinner will be more cool.

Simone Micheli's Shift Chair

A cool seating design ideas that would look great in any modern interior space and apartment interior designed by Simone Micheli. The chair was dubbed as "The Shift Chair" which was inspired by the number keypad of the common PC keyboard.

This Shift chair made out of plywood and solid pine, padded with polyurethane foam and fiberfill. Its very cool seating ideas with colorful design, unfortunately this is one expensive geeky chair. you can bring back home this lovely chair for $3,900.

Aesop Store in Singapore by March Studio

This new Aesop store interior in Singapore is designed by Melbourne architects March Studio. The architects have hung 30 km of coconut-husk string from the ceiling of the new shop in Singapore the Australian skincare brand Aesop.

Designed in collaboration with Aesop director Dennis Paphitis, the interior was inspired by the twine used to tie the company’s gift boxes. In our Singapore store, thirty kilometres of coconut husk string, a regional product, was used to construct a dynamic whole-ceiling light fixture. When combined en mass, the seemingly insignificant threads mesmerise and remind one of airline magazine flight maps.

Aesop Director Dennis Paphitis says, “Geography, climate and light all inform which path we take with our design decisions. For Singapore, we referenced the humble ball of twine with which we wrap and detail our gift boxes. The entire store is framed with meticulously detailed grids that suspend twine from the ceiling. The idea is to work with a sombre material palette in an unexpected way. We’ve used coir matting as carpet and marine plywood to detail our storage units which conceal a palette of Corbusier-inspired coloured wall panels.”