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the interior design by OBRIY utilizes natural light and quality materials such as the large dining table made from bleached american ash.

This subject has been the hardest one for us… concrete floors! They are something we’ve wanted since before pouring our foundation, but nothing has been going our way to achieve the bea…

Concrete floors impart a stylish and practical element to these fabulous homes from Australian House & Garden which prove it's anything but mundane.

Nice mix of wood and plaster to warm up concrete floors and glass

Henley Buff allows you to create a warmer, more welcoming vibe than you get with most other concrete tones. The light shade also helps to brighten rooms up, especially ones that aren’t well lit. / #architecture #interiordesign #homeideas

Discover sources, secrets and style tips from an architecture couple who designed and built their cool, contemporary and eco-friendly home in Manly.

Concrete flooring and interiors are very on-trend, but there are many cons and disadvantages to having it installed in your home. Read what they are and how a great alternative is to use concrete-effect porcelain stoneware tiles (such as the new Metropolis collection from Casalgrande Padana) which o

Wood walls and concrete floors, clean rooms flooded with sunlight: speaking of relaxed and inviting home decor, nothing works better in interior design than warm wood. Butternut House by Maurice Martel architecte #home #decor #scandinavian