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Architecture & Interiors Panorama

Volume 2 Number 2 April-June 2013

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Editorial Editor-in-Chief K. Vikram Rastogi

Editors

Vikrant Vikram Rastogi Jayesh Vikram Rastogi

Editorial Board A. Ahmed A. Shah Babulal Jain M. Arora Editorial Team Jaywant Mehta Upendra Sharma Director, Marketing Vikrant Vikram Rastogi Director, Circulation Jayesh Vikram Rastogi ARCHITECTURE & INTERIORS PANORAMA A Quarterly Publication Annual Subscription India : Rs. 100 (Single Issue) Rs. 350 (Annual) Foreign: Euro 25 (Sea-mail) Euro 35(Air-mail) Director, Design & Layout Paras Bhansali

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Furniture 40 Great Examples of Modern Furniture Design International Modern Design Furniture Decoration 42 Decor Your Home

News 14 Home Expo India likely to generate biz worth Rs 600 Crores Glasspex India 2013 Reflects Country's Growing Glass Industry Berger Paints: Making competition see red

Works with Colour 44 A Minimalist Update Works With Color

Natural Stone Vs. Porcelain Tile 17 Are you Planning A Home Remodel Project

Project 50 Community Hospital in Mccook, Nebraska The Bold and the Beautiful

Interior Projects 20 Modern Home Furniture A Modern home with White Interior and Minimalist Design in Varna, Bulgria

Creative Offices 54 Creative Offices! Ogilvy & Mather office by M Moser Associates, Jakarta

Super Yacht Adastra

Bathrooms 62 The Shoe Bathtub by SICIS Beautiful and Relaxing Bathroom Design Ideas

The Mystery Cobra Towers Modern Residence on Lake Como, Italy Unusual Ideas for Garden Tables Japanese Tradition Inspired Modern Living Room Furniture Residential Building in Singapore Colours in the Bedroom Decorating Wallpaper Decorating Tips

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Collage 64 Architecture & Interior Panorama in international Events Architecture Projects 67 Imposing Sustainable 28- Storey Tower in Hong Kong: 18 Kowloon East World’s Largest Underground High-Speed Rail Station Increadible Underground Residence in Switzerland Earth House Estate Lattenstrasse

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EDITORIAL

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s we go to the press packing within the covers of AIP 'how life can be made comfortable and aesthetic' we are reminded of Sanganer which may have been on the outskirts of our home town once but not any more. It is sad that this part of Jaipur should have been witness to anger followed by destruction that is difficult to imagine.

K. Vikram Rastogi The world is shrinking into little pockets where population tends to get concentrated. Though the way to small focuses of large populations has been shown by the developed countries the rest of the world has traveled much faster along this way to extremely crowded cities. In the United States, New York has many high rise buildings and is a crowded city but traffic flows more freely than it does in the Thai city of Bangkok. A traveler by road from Newark Liberty International Airport, New Jersey, to John F. Kennedy Airport, New York takes about forty-five minutes (depending on the traffic) to go through New York and reach the JFK airport. But in Bangkok the commuter trying to reach a destination cannot tell how long the traffic will keep him on the road so he carries a bottle with him in the absence of his access for long to a restroom.

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The incident raises basic questions regarding a city. How does a city come about and what can be done to make our larger home secure and beautiful?

Here we try to answer some questions.

People Sprawl, their Habitats Shrink The world is shrinking into little pockets where population tends to get concentrated. Though the way to small focuses of large populations has been shown by the developed countries the rest of the world has traveled much faster along this way to extremely crowded cities. In the United States New York has many high rise buildings and is a crowded city but traffic flows more freely than it does in the Thai city of Bangkok. A traveler by road from Newark Liberty International Airport, New Jersey, to John F. Kennedy Airport, New York takes about forty-five minutes (depending on the traffic) to go through New York and reach the JFK airport. But in Bangkok the commuter trying to reach a destination cannot tell how long the traffic will keep him on the road so he carries a bottle with him in the absence of his access for long to a restroom.

In the two cities mentioned above the common thing is that the time spent on the road cannot be anticipated yet notice the difference between the requirements of the

two travelers in the two cities.

Thus the developing parts of the world are rapidly carving out an increasingly urbanised world from what used to be basically a pastoral earth. Similarly the developed parts too are doing the same thing although at a slower pace.

The slower pace can be attributed to greater development of the entire region as compared to the developing countries where the rural parts may lack basic infrastructure like electricity or piped water supply or a school system or a regular bazaar.

The lack of infrastructure and absence of industry and market lead to poor savings and low capital is formed. Thus there is not much to invest; jobs are few so people are in a flux of migration.

In other words they tend to sprawl, stretching from the rural to the urban regions. Gradually more and more find steady sources of livelihood and set up stable urban homes.

As a result cities and mega cities have sprung up in the developing parts.

With a continuous in pour the cities are bursting at the seams. There is congestion of people, of vehicles, of food stalls, of shops. Schools, hospitals, colleges, hotels, guest houses, institutions and hostels increase manifold.

And industries become a big base for employment as the recent migrant learns new skills. Some migrants bring their skill set along with them to find better remuneration.

Greater demand on the urban land raises the value of urban real estate.

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EDITORIAL sense so high rise construction becomes the trend. There is further concentration of people in small spaces.

The need for recreation centres, children's playgrounds, public baths, water fronts and their improvement and sports facilities bring abo u t a l l t h e s e g r e e n creations. Yet more are needed. The requirement of land of the city rises so it needs extension fast. If the authorities cannot act with speed the problems of high density of population will be aggravated.

The city has to have a proper model. Generally a grid pattern where streets cut at right angles, or a radial pattern where streets conve r g e t o s o m e c e n t r al point, is established. Jaipur is one of the earliest planned cities; the Maharaja followed the grid pattern to make his capital an outstanding example not only for that old world but the planned city of jaipur has continued to be 'a talk' of the modern world today as well.

Some of the waste is inert like stone dust or stone pieces from construction. These can be used to make the city aesthetically attractive a n d s o o t h i n g s o that there is some escape from the day's tension. A great example is

Chandigarh's Rock Garden designed by Nek Chand.

In cities and probably else where too a lot revolves around economy while social reasons have receded to the background. The worst is t h a t a p e a c e f u l a n d calm mind that derives from deep tranquility born from a devotion to higher Self even though every Indian is so particular in having His presence in office and at home for worship.

The result is that tolerance has become a casualty.

Inconsequential happenings have become capable of igniting sparks that wound fellow h u m a n s a n d b u r n p r operties. In Sanganer factories were burned just over parking a motorcycle, the reports say, parking by another community but the question arises Is not every community of humans?

The teachings of ancient seers and saints of India have to be brought out from our pujasthans and put into practice.

Some people will hav e t o m a k e t h i s b e ginning and rebuild the social fabric where merit finds its due place and morality is the code of conduct. All will be well once more.

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NEWS

Home Expo India likely to generate biz worth Rs 600 Crores NEW DELHI: The Home Expo India, which will showcase a wide range of furnishings, accessories and decorative, is expected to generate business worth Rs 600 crores, Export Promotion Council for Handicraft(EPCH) reported.

As many as 400 participants will display best of their products in the four-day exhibition starting April 15.

These items include home furnishing , floorings, home textiles, furniture and accessories,

Glasspex India 2013 Reflects Country's Growing Glass Industry The third Glasspex India, the international exhibition for

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houseware and decorative, the council said.

"This time we expect business generation worth Rs 600 crore from the fair compared to Rs 450 crore last year as we have got confirmation from about 1,500 buyers this time," EPCH ViceChairman Arshad Mir said adding the buyers would come from new markets like Brazil, Uruguay, Coloumbia and Chille, he said.

Last year, the exhibition was attended by about 1,000 buyers.

The fair is segmented into three -- Indian Furnishings, Floorings and Textiles Show (IFFTEX), Indian Furniture and Accessories Shows (IFAS) and Indian Houseware and Decorative Show (IHDS).

India's handicraft exports have met the target of USD 3.3 billion set for the 2012-13 fiscal, despite a slowdown in the western markets.

Bombay Convention & Exhibition Centre, March 20-22, 2013.

The event has become the glass industry's leading trade fair for the Indian market, according to show organizer Messe D端sseldorf. "India is one of the world's fastest-growing markets, and the glass industry is a highly attractive sector," said Werner Dornscheidt, president and CEO, Messe D端sseldorf, in a release.

Glasspex 2013 featured more than 180 exhibitors from 22 countries, including Bottero, Emhart Glass, SaintGobain Sefpro, Shamvik Glasstech, Fosbel, Bystronic, Hegla and Zippe.

Companies presented the latest products and innovations to 3,347 attendees.

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Berger Paints - Making competition see red Berger Paints (Berger), second-largest in the Indian decorative paints industry, has been expanding EBITDA margin 25-30bps since FY09 through aggressive branding.

Realisations too are on an uptrend (up 100-200bps) with the proportion of premium products rising in its portfolio. We expect earnings to rise at 21.5% CAGR in FY1315, and initiate coverage on the stock with Buy. Concerted branding initiatives. Berger has expanded its product kitty to include high-margin exterior paints and emulsions, two fastest-growing segments of the industry. Moreover, it has curtailed discounts on products (from 4.9% to 3.6%) and is focused on creating a strong brand value. Over FY03-12, it hiked

ad spend from 3.1% to 5.3% of net sales.

'Paints' a structural growth story. Per-capita paint consumption in India is a meagre 1.3 litres (global average 7.3 litres). Over 50% of the 220m households in India do not use paints. With pucca houses rising at 5.4% CAGR in the past decade, we foresee the Indian paint sector growing ~1012% in volume and ~4-5% in prices over CY12-20. Also, the auto industry has reported 13% volume CAGR in CY01-12.

Berger, with its extensive product bouquet and established position in the traditional categories (enamel and emulsions, accounting for 50% and 17% respectively of the industry), is poised to capitalize on the same.

Investments to pay back now. Over FY05-12, Berger expanded capacities at 13% CAGR, and also took to outsourcing (14% of sales) to tap the growing demand. By FY16, it plans to add 0.41m MT of production capacity to 0.28m MT now. These initiatives, together with an expanded distribution network, have resulted in higher cost. However, revenues will follow soon.

Our take. We value the stock at a target price of Rs.228 and PE of 26x Sept 14e earnings. In the past 12 years, it has traded at 34% discount to Asian Paints. We, however, expect this discount to narrow to 10% on Berger's market share gains and better RoE. Risks. Higher raw material prices.

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Natural Stone vs. Porcelain Tile

Are you planning a home remodel project?

Maybe you need to update the flooring throughout your home or remodel your kitchen or bathroom?

Today there are so many materials to choose from. The most popular in hard surfaces is natural stone, and porcelain, a man-made material.

Many man-made materials look like natural stone, there are just a few differences to consider. Here are a few tips to help you decide which one to prefer.

What is the difference between natural stone tile vs. ceramic/porcelain tile?

Both materials are of excellent quality and durability. Natural stone is varied in color and no two pieces ever look the same. It is unique and timeless. Many ceramic/porcelain tiles are made to mimic natural stone. They are a bit controlled in the range and variation, however, many people have difficulty distinguishing between natural stone and ceramic/porcelain tile due to the advanced technology used today.

Natural stone requires periodic maintenance, as it needs to be sealed once a year, and it is more expensive to install due to the fact that each piece has different thickness, therefore, it needs to be carefully installed by "floating" the material. Ceramic/porcelain tile requires no extended upkeep, is virtually maintenance free, and is less expensive to install.

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How should I decide which type of product to use?

The application (for use in a bathroom shower, floor, etc.) and the traffic levels it will experience will determine the type of tile you should select. Be sure to research what’s the best application for your remodel project - Is the design project you're doing a residential or a commercial remodel?

There are different levels of wear and durability - ask your interior designer to guide you properly.

How big of a grout joint should be expected for tile/stone?

For non-rectified tiles, 1/8 is the smallest grout joint we recommend for ceramic/porcelain tile. For stone that has a straight edge, 1/8 to 1/16 grout joint is recommended. If the stone is tumbled, then your grout joint will be larger. Many factors determine the size of the grout joint, therefore it is important to discuss this with your tile installer.

Will setting tile on a diagonal require more material?

Yes, typically more material is required when tile is set on a diagonal versus a straight-set. Approximately 20% should be allowed for a diagonal tile design. Standard rule of thumb is to order at least 10% on top of what you need to allow for cuts.

What is the best way to maintain my granite/marble/stone/tile?

For everyday cleaning, simply use a Ph-balanced natural stone cleaner to care for your stone. Natural stone needs to be sealed after installation. There are many sealers on the market that are made specifically for natural stone as well as companies that specialize in sealing and maintaining natural stone.

Should I be concerned about radon in granite?

No. Scientific studies have found that granite countertops pose no significant radon or radiation risk. While it is true that some types of granite do emit radon gas, the studies have shown that even the most active test samples of granite most commonly used in US countertops contribute emissions that are below the levels requiring EPArecommended remediation. And most fall below what the EPA would consider "background levels" of radon.

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Do I need to seal my granite countertops?

Yes, granite countertops should be sealed periodically. In a new installation, ask your installer if the countertop has been sealed and what product was used. If it has not been sealed, then use a penetrating sealer made for granite. Sealing granite will provide a barrier that will give you time to clean up spill before it penetrates the stone.

On an average your granite surfaces should be sealed every one to three years. Higher traffic areas may need to be sealed more often.

How do I keep the grout clean?

Grout cleaners are available for stubborn stains. Remember to have your installer seal your grout after installation to keep a barrier from spills and stains.

How do I repair cracked tile or grout?

Cracked tile will need to be replaced. This is another reason to order additional tile to store in case one piece cracks. It's also important to use material ordered from the same dye lot to ensure that the colors match. Cracked grout can be removed with a grout saw and then re-grouted.

Can the holes in travertine be filled?

Yes, and it is recommended to fill the holes to prevent cracking in natural stone. When the installer sets your floor, they will fill the voids with the grout color of your choice.

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INTERIOR PROJECTS

Modern home furniture: Coffee tables with built-in space for flowers These original coffee tables were the work of French furniture company Bellila and interesting about them is that they have a special place for planting flowers. The idea is that one can feel close to nature, even when it is stretched out comfortably in his home with a cup of morning coffee or an evening drink. The company said that their aim was "to bring nature at home" and they call the products "little

escape for a moment of relaxation and fresh air."

Harmony in the home can be achieved in many ways, and the creation that offered by Bellila has a good chance. These coffee tables have an attractive, streamlined design, and a variety of forms facilitates the search for the best interior combination.

Interesting design actually includes a pot of enamelled ceramic, which is definitely able to enliven any decor, whether it comes for home or office environment. In the builtin pot can be planted beautiful flowers or even small trees. Bellila coffee tables are targeted primarily at fans of Zen decoration, as the company explained, "with our products all lovers of nature can create a wonderful Zen / or Mediterranean / garden in your living room " complement the designers.

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A modern home with white interior and minimalist design in Varna, Bulgaria Here is an inspiring project from Varna, Bulgaria. Varna is a major city and it is located on the Black Sea. This comfortable and modern home with white interior and minimalist design, which we show is intended to serve as a second home owners in the summer. In fact, the unique design of the house is determined by two main factors. First, it is located near the sea. This implies that the apartment will be used during the vacation months. Architects by INDESIGN bet on a funny accent. Here you can find a great solution for the interior, which combines living, bedroom and hallway in an open plan, using minimalist design.

In fact, residents have chosen a more refined interior, less furniture, open spaces and predominant white colour for the walls. The illuminated ceiling used integrated LED lighting, and furniture is in white mat. Also in the same colour are blinds, switches and sockets. The ideal contrast is achieved thanks to the natural wood flooring oak. You can also enjoy the abstract paintings that fit perfectly in the minimalist design.

A sliding door separates the bedroom from the other areas.

The kitchen focuses on island, which has a square-shaped.

The dimensions are 1.6 to 1.6 meters. There is a sink, dishwasher and washing machine in the room. The table can be hidden under the kitchen island after a meal. The wardrobe, which has an additional function to divide the living room and hallway, can also be used on both sides. Thanks to the fact that the water heater is built into the wall, there is more space in the bathroom. In fact, the boiler can be turned on from the living room, as the switch is located in a cupboard. The living room is also very nicely furnished; it has a coffee table, which is assembled from two pallets with glass top. Naturally, the coffee table is in white. As you can see from the pictures, this home really predispose to an amazing holiday and pleasant emotions.

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Super yacht Adastra wild hi-tech and free Recently, in China was put into motion the unique super yacht Adastra created by the design firm "John Shuttleworth Yacht Designs". The designer John Shuttleworth worked on it over the past five years and hydrocarbon. All are designed specifically for super yacht Adastra.

The super yacht engine has a light and efficient design that allows economical use of fuel over long distances. A clean fuel system allows the engine effective operation regardless of external conditions. The maximum speed of the boat is 22 knots, equivalent to nearly 41 km / h. The optimum speed is 17 knots or 32 km / h, with which it can earn over 7,500 km.

The Adastra super yacht interior impresses with its futuristic look and a can now say that 42-meter super yacht, which costs 14 $ 5 million and it is made especially for a married couple from China, will become a standard for future sea journey. The reasons for this are many. The main one, is that super yacht Adastra is managed by iPad. Nowadays is fashionable to seek alternative sources of energy, and to ensure more savings in this regard. Super yacht Adastra uses the latest technology and, of course, has a great interior. Despite the enormous size - 42 meters long and 16 meters wide, it weighs only 52 tons. The reason, it is the cellular material Nomex, which consists of hydrocarbon fibers. It is enshrined in the basic design. In addition, it is used combination of Foam Kevlar and glass. The details to the hull of the boat, it comes to all small details like locks, door handles, hinges and ladders are also made from this fiber 22

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slight hint of a ship from Star Trek series since the very concept of the yacht is based on the transport of cosmic era.

The stern of the boat is a large space with built comfortable furniture that is designed for sunbathing and breakfast, lunch or dinner outdoors. And the main deck has all the necessary facilities and is equipped with a living room, bedroom and a navigation station.

The super yacht Adastra can accommodate 9 guests and five crew members, as their offers luxurious bedrooms with all amenities in a minimalist style. The facilities are of the highest level, it is a great ergonomic design, high quality manufacturing and materials. At the same time, the use of interior space is very effectively. Super yacht Adastra can be managed by a panel of the iPad, even from 50 meters away. This feature is specifically designed in conjunction with the security and control.

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The mystery Cobra Towers: a non-existent building conquers Internet Photos of a non-existent building continued to spread by Internet sites and to excite millions of people around the world. It is about Cobra Towers, which was to be built in Kuwait - a truly spectacular project, which represents two majestic towers, wrapped around each other in a form of large snakes. Unfortunately, the photos that now we show you are nothing more than a computer generated concept, but according to some sources, it comes to a legitimate project from 2008, which, however, never has been implemented.

It is said that the building was originally designed for the corporate giant Infosys and that it had to be built to rotate and thus it can recreate an incredible effect, similar to a moving spiral. What is happened, however, that this project has not been started; it remains a mystery to this day. Photos of the "ghost tower", however, still circling the Internet space and arouse interest and admiration. Who once is "saw" Cobra Towers he cannot forget it easily. It is high time from Infosys to unravel the mystery, and, of course, the best option, it is the project really to be realised.

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Modern Residence on Lake Como, Italy An Atmosphere of Luxury and Relaxation

Marco Piva makes renovation and decoration of this comfortable modern residence. The mansion is located in the beautiful area near Lake Como, Italy. The customer's desire has been to be a modern and bright house, where the boundaries between internal and external spaces to be fully deleted. The use of natural materials has also been parietal in the construction of this amazing home.

To decorate this lovely house are used bright colours, for the residence to be in perfect harmony with greenery that April 2013

adorns its perimeter. The result of all this is a truly beautiful, cosy, modern, luxurious and elegant home, incredible from wherever you look.

Glass is a key element in the renovation and modernization of the residence. Panoramic windows located from floor to ceiling help for the perfect integration of the building with the surrounding area and the surrounding nature. Owners and visitors can enjoy the beautiful view at any time, whatever part of the residence they are. Such glazing allows a seamless penetration of sunlight in every corner of the house. In conclusion, the terraces, balconies and beautiful gardens add further charm to this unique project. It comes to a simple and elegant design, built in harmony with nature, and this always has prance to be a winning strategy.

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Unusual Ideas for Garden Tables A domesticated predator that gladly allow you to put the morning paper on its back If you want to diversify your garden decor, here you will find a wonderful idea. It comes to unusual ideas for garden tables ‌ in the form of animals. These unique tables are made of metal. to be extent of making them extremely durable, making the investment eternal. Heavy and solid, these amazing pieces of garden furniture will surely delight every member of your family, especially the children. This is a truly great idea for decorating outdoor spaces. These incredibly charming tables simultaneously perform role of functional pieces of furniture and decorative items. You can make them the focal point of your garden decor. Garden swings, fountain, or simply elegant chairs arranged around these tables in animal forms, would fit perfectly in the situation.

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Japanese Tradition Inspired Modern Living Room Furniture

Look at this Japanese Tradition Inspired Modern Living Room Furniture! A beautiful sight indeed. It is good when the world goes forward, hand in hand with the traditions. Japan is very famous with its amazing architecture, but also with a stunning interior design style. Many great architects and designers are drawing inspiration from them. In general, naturally minimalism, harmony and balance. Comes to architecture or interior.

Japanese design style has always been very attractive with its neutral and natural colours, and with the incredible charm and wonderful space solutions, typical of minimalism. The materials that are used to manufacture these pieces of furniture are leather, metal and wood. Each of them embodies the Japanese vision of life. Even though the tradition is at the heart of these projects, the modernity and originality of the models are impressive.

Look and you will be convinced.

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Residential building in Singapore for representatives of several generations If you have big family then this residential building in Singapore is right for you. This family residence project is a work of Formwerkz Architects. The project was completed in 2009.

Interestingly this building is designed for representatives of several generations - from the youngest children to grandparents. In this project, Formwerkz Architects followed two main objectives.

First, the residential building to meet successfully of the needs of every family member. Second, to build on the flexibility of the project, in the event of the emergence of a new member in the family.

The building is organized in two linear blocks, separated by a pool. These blocks are united on the second floor, where is actually located the general family area. The twostorey part of the residence consists of a living room on the first floor and master bedroom on the second floor.

The three-storey building has a dining room and kitchen on the first floor and the other floors are set for bedrooms for the three children and their parents.

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divided into two separate bungalows. In fact, this internal space can be easily reprogrammed, so that it meets in the fullest extent the needs of the ever-growing family.

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Colours in the Bedroom Colours and light are closely related to man and nature. It has long been known that colours affect the mental state of people's mood, self-esteem, sex life, and even health status.

The concept of colour therapy is based on the fact that in response to the colours, our body reacts with a different

Sexy Purple Bedroom Decoration

function. As for the colours in our bedroom, they can make you aggressive, make you relax or excite you sexually. The layout of bedroom decor plays a huge role in your relationship with your beloved.

Therefore, before you buy linen, or think about upgrading the interior, it is worth the effort to pay attention to the opinions of experts With a dominant gold bedroom decor, you could regain the passion of emotional connection with your lover.

Psychologists recommend you to use gold beddings, because with their help you can awaken forgotten feelings and enjoy a fresh start in your liaison.

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If to the golden tones you add a little pink, then the bedroom decor will wake up a lot of tenderness in the heart of your lover. Such a colour scheme of

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bedroom is probably the best thing you can do if you want your partner loves you passionately. Passionate red lampshades will intensify his sexual prowess, and pink accents will trigger romantic feelings.

White and pale pink are the most appropriate bedroom decor to enhance sexual relationships, cooled in a long separation of the love couple. These colours evoke old memories, so be sure to use them again if you want to restore your affair.

People, who are more prone to infidelity, need at least two elements in green in the bedroom. This may be the most different parts of bedroom decor, such as bedding, colour of walls, lighting, rugs, curtains, and so on.

Pastel Colours Luxury Bedroom with Golden Accessories

The green colour will bring

bedroom interior can be an easy way to restore the romance in your intimate relationships.

The colour combination of brown and gold is also very favourable. It is recommended for romantic couples who have problems in terms of jealousy. This colour scheme will make your partner more relaxed and he will not be manifested painful jealousy.

If you lack the strength for sex, then you can add any red accent in your bedroom decor.

This can be a piece of furniture or a wall decoration, as you can see in the picture. Red excites the mind, and it can do much to improve your sex life.

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Bedroom Design in Pink and Golden Hues

order in the emotions and will calm you. Green is good color for any bedroom decor, as it stimulates and restores emotional balance.

Blue is good for cooling relief, rehabilitation and protection.

If both partners are engaged in mental work, the blue colour is strongly recommended for the bedroom decor. You can combine it with white; this will bring even more success in love life.

Light Blue and Silver Bedroom Decoration

Blue is the colour of electricity, and we live in a program created by electromagnetic energy. Blue will help you relax, this colour is recommended for bedroom decor for people, who are shy, and them is difficult for them to relax during sex.

Silver is the colour of peace and sustainability. Light blue and silver bedroom decoration is wonderful. It is the purging colour combination, and it is very good for removing unpleasant memories. It acts best in men with creative professions, making them particularly active and passionate.

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Luxury Blue Bedroom Decoration

Light blue tones in the bedroom stimulate the imagination and courage. Decorate your bedroom in blue and you will be rewarded with the most pleasant emotions that you can imagine.

The purple colour comes to help couples, who have forgotten the gentle caress. The purple colour will also make you feel better spiritual closeness with your lover. It is good for couples who have problems of trust each other. This colour will balance their love life.

Here are still a few helpful tips. For young spouses is appropriate colourful bedroom. Couples with long connection can bet a maximum of three colours in the bedroom. Prone to bickering partners should avoid the combination of orange and bright red. With regard to their bedroom decor is recommended dark blue and dark yellow.

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Gold Bedroom Decor

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Wallpaper Decorating Tips How to Choose Wallpaper for Home What type of wallpaper will be best suited for your home? We will try to help you answer this question with some wallpaper decorating tips.

According to many of the designers, the wall, to which the window is located, should stand out from the other walls in the room with different colour wallpaper. This rule is especially appropriate when the window is smaller and it does not take much of the area of the wall. If the window is the only source of daylight in the room, then the wall remains in the shadows and appear darker. That is why, on this wall is better to put wallpaper in light colours.

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generally is more pleasant to the senses.

However, when choosing the colour of wallpaper for rooms in which we permanently live, it is better to choose more unsaturated shades of these colours. Here are some facts. The use of bright shades of yellow colour in the living room will make you nervous and unbalanced. Of course, not talking about children's rooms, where these tones are strongly recommended.

When you need to choose wallpaper for rest rooms, here talking about mostly the sleeping areas, it is better to use pale pastel colours. Their effect is calming and relaxing.

Avoid the colour red because it can cause insomnia. Unlike red, the blue colour works well in a bedroom interior. Blue is known for its calming effect. Pastel shades of yellow, green, turquoise, or bright shades of violet.

When selecting wallpaper with saturated colours, you should approach with caution.

It is known that dark colours always make rooms to look smaller and closer. The same effect is of saturated hues of yellow, orange, or bright blue. If you want to feel more relaxed in your home, then you can bet on green.

Nevertheless, be careful, because people who spend too much time in such an environment are able to acquire pale tan face!

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FURNITURE

Great Examples Of Modern Furniture Design

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You must have got tired of that old furniture you're having or you have something new and exquisite and you'd like to see what else is in the market, one of these is the answer to the question 'Why are you here?'. This is the first of many articles of its kind on the site, as we all try to improve our working space or home and some information about interior design ideas is always welcome. You must admit that the people who designed these interesting things are quite talented. For now, here are some solutions for tables, chairs and beds/sofas.

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International MODERN DESIGN FURNITURE

Belvedere Promo $1,675.00

Karma Promo $1,728.00 Karma Promo (Extra Deep) $2,100.00

Daniela Arm Chair (Set of 2) $585.00

Karlee Bench $662.00

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Houston Side Chair $213.00

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Decor Your Home With eastern ethnic textures in interior design.

Ethnic Carpets and Rugs

Some ideas taken from the ethno cultural interiors - the ornaments of ethnic carpets. with changed, colours can readying your interiors.

And this particular sort of ethnic carpets or rugs come from the Eastern Arabic culture. Such ethnic carpets are really popular in Asian countries. You can see those ethnic ornaments in most of eastern culture interiors. And not only rugs and carpets have those textures, some other interior elements such as chairs, cushions, pillows, armchairs and sofas can be also decorated with these ethnic textures or just covered with such, a rug, to bring this eastern atmosphere in the interior.

Ethnic eastern arabic rugs and carpets in interior design

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A MINIMALIST UPDATE WORKS WITH COLOR A husband-and-wife team of Katarzyna and Tomasz Widawscy favor minimalist, white interiors. But their clients, a married couple with two young children, asked for bright color figure prominently in the 970square-foot Warsaw apartment Widawscy Studio Architektury was designing for them.

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The husband-and-wife team of Katarzyna and Tomasz Widawscy favor minimalist, white interiors. But their clients, a married couple with two young children, asked that bright color figure prominently in the 970-square-foot Warsaw apartment Widawscy Studio Architektury was designing for them. So, the architects negotiated a happy medium between monotone and polychrome with a few graphic elements inspired by Pop Art. But first, the layout needed tending to. The architects merge dliving functions into a single loft-like space: Cooking, dining, socializing, work, and play commingle in the brightly lit public half.The private half is given over to the master suite and children's bedroom and bath, along with numerous closets. A small entry hall terminates in a mirrored wall that bounces daylight throughout the compact apartment.

The envelope is predominantly white walls and red oak flooring. Color is introduced gently at the entry via dove-gray porcelain floor tiles,which reappear to demarcate the kitchen. Bolder hues turn up in small doses: The lime green of a pair of stools in the foyer is echoed in the two cabinets above the kitchen sink, the living area's rug, and the wall tile in the kids' bathroom. Pattern emerges through wallcovering selections: a swath of exuberant stripes in the living area, a convoy of toy trucks in the children's bedroom, a black-andwhite cityscape in their bathroom, and soothing damask in the master bedroom. "It has a glamorous vintage style," Katarzyna Widawscy says of the latter. The entryway's graphic wallpaper pleases everyone: it has the subtle color palette Widawscy Studio likes, while its words are helping the clients' children learn English.

Porcelain tiles, custom wallcovering, and a ceramic basin outfit the children's bathroom.

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The children's bedroom features wallpaper by Katsuji Wakisaka.

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Verner Panton chairs and glass pendant fixtures combine with a refinished vintage table in the dining area.

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A side table in lacquered MDF and aluminum stands before damask wallpaper in the master bedroom.

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COMMUNITY HOSPITAL IN MCCOOK, NEBRASKA The Omaha, Nebraska-based HDR Architecture, which ranked #1 in Modern Healthcare's 2012 Annual Construction & Design Survey of Healthcare Architects, had more than just adaptability in mind when designing the Community Hospital in McCook, Nebraska.

The Omaha, Nebraska-based HDR Architecture, which ranked #1 in Modern Healthcare's 2012 Annual Construction & Design Survey of Healthcare Architects, had more than just adaptability in mind when designing the Community Hospital in McCook, Nebraska.

"In today's healthcare reform environment, the most challenging facility design issue is adaptability to changing models of care delivery," says Hank Adams, AIA, ACHA, EDAC, the firm's Director of Healthcare.

"Well-designed healthcare facilities should serve as a flexible platform, where the changing clinical and functional needs can adapt with minimal cost and impact to operations. A modern healthcare facility will likely be repurposed and

Project: Community Hospital, Location: McCook, Nebraska, Architect: Architecture-Engineer Services, Master Planning and Interior Design: HDR Architecture, Completed: May 2012, Square Feet: 56,000 SF, Budget: $29,000,000

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renovated multiple times during its full lifecycle."

The Community Hospital has 25 private rooms with residential-like laminate wood floors, and paneled headwalls to store staff supplies and equipment. Flatscreen HDTVs on walls painted in soft shades of green and rust blend with the wood accents. And there's ample family and caregiver space, including sleeper couches in each room and lounge areas stocked with snacks and drinks. Patient rooms are positioned in a symmetrical rhythm along a long corridor.

Located directly outside of each patient room is a viewing window with blinds allowing nurses to monitor two rooms at a time, while working from a small recessed desk. Decentralized caregiver workstations can be found throughout the facility.

Safety and security features are in place everywhere, monitored by key card access.

Carpeted public hallways are flanked with stone accents while caregiver areas are designed with color-coded laminate wood floors. Staff-only areas used for surgeries are on floors made with a mix of poured tile without seams to prevent bacteria from lodging in the cracks. “In this new era of healthcare reform, our clients are clearly seeking greater value from their investments in new healthcare facilities," says Adams. Valued measure by return on investment, not just construction cost. "This places emphasis on creative design solutions which truly maximize operational efficiency, space utilization, and functional flexibility while maintaining a distinctive patient-centered environment. Great healthcare design finds the right balance."

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The Bold and the Beautiful

Bruna Rapisarda’s Batik Light is a modular assortment of sinks with integrated cabinets that come in three standard sizes, but can grow lengthwise with the addition of four auxiliary modules, making double-basin applications possible.

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Color and size fuel potent design, and two recent introductions from Italian bath master Regia do exactly that. Big washbasin is an above-the-counter sink that measures a whopping 31. inches wide, 17. deep, and 6 high. Specify it in glass, resin, or polyester-glass composite, in solid shades or bicolor combinations.

In resin or glass, the top comes in 35 colors, while the cabinet can be had in an equal number of choices of glossy or matte lacquers. Coordinating mirrors and touch-activated LEDs complete the picture.

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CREATIVE OFFICES

CREATIVE OFFICES!

Ogilvy & Mather office

by M Moser Associates, Jakarta Global advertising firm Ogilvy & Mather recently consolidated its various Jakarta offices into a single, seamless, creativityinspiring office environment with the help of M Moser Associates.

The Needs And The Plan Ogilvy & Mather was scattered throughout Jakarta and made the decision to take over two consecutive floors of Sentral Senayan III, a modern 28-storey office tower in Jakarta's central business district. M Moser Associates' Kuala Lumpur team, led by Ramesh Subramanium, began the project by investigating the needs and observing how O&M employees worked.

Subramanium notes that, "In terms of planning, they needed two distinct types of space to support their ways of work: one very open, and the other more segregated. There was also a need for a large, multipurpose area that could be used for everything from dining and relaxation to intimate discussions, or even large 'town hall' meetings with all staff members." The reception and open-plan work area would be located on one level, while the cafe and other work areas would be located on the other.

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A Calming Interior An important aspect of the office's design was to create a calm and stress-free environment where employees and guests can escape.

"The whole idea was to create a sharp contrast to what's outside," says Ramesh. "Outside, the traffic might be really bad, and maybe it takes a long time to get to work. You might be stressed out before you even get to work. But when you enter this reception, there's a sense of calm.

Your blood pressure drops, and it's like you just walked into a spa." Wooden tones set against white walls and modern fixtures set a minimal yet warm tone throughout the boardroom, reception, and work areas.

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A Place For Everything Though the office has standard features, M Moser Associates provided a large, fun, and open meeting space near the cafe that can be used for dining, collaborating, and talking. The space also accommodates larger town-hall style meetings and has a slide of course. The architects note: "Whether they have strolled or slid down, upon landing in the cafĂŠ, users can choose from a wide variety of settings, each offering unique qualities to suit their needs and purposes. For those who require a modicum of privacy for their discussions, a circular timber platform with seating for six beckons.

Curved panels of fabric mesh slide along a ringshaped overhead rail to partly enclose the space on demand. Not far away is a long, narrow space enclosed on three sides and presenting the option of cosy, cafĂŠ-like seating. For those who simply need a place to take a breather and relax, a series of 'daybeds' are located against the window wall, complete with fabric curtains which drop down from the ceiling to shield them from the rest of the space."

Though the office was mainly intended to organize staff into a central location, it ended up providing an inspiring space where employees can not only work, but thrive.

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BATHROOMS

The Shoe Bathtub

by SICIS

Brilliant, sexy and simply divine, are among the few things that define the Shoe Bahtub from Milan-based SICIS. Presented at the Salone del Mobile this spring, it looks like a nude hill.

Made in Italy from very tiny glass tiles, less than a tenth of an inch each, the shoe bathtub is adorned in an artistic way with beautiful mosaic tiles that add the chic factor to your regular bath.

A work of art that salutes the classic “pump� shoe, it must be the perfect addition for a woman in love with shoes, or for the style conscious.

Right?

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Beautiful and Relaxing Bathroom Design Ideas Relaxation can be achieved in a variety of forms. For today we put together a collection of 30 amazing bathroom designs that are meant to release pressure.

Whether it is the shape of the bathtub that makes a difference, the inspiring decorative objects or the view that can be admired, these bathrooms all have something in common with relaxation.

Some interiors are rich in green arrangements, which add freshness and invigorate the place. We also tried to find a few bathroom designs that have a special color theme. We noticed that wood has a great effect in modern decors- take the first picture for example- as it adds authenticity and personality.

Windows are also of major importance, as they have a huge influence on the aesthetics and atmosphere of a room. Diagonal windows add a dramatic touch and are welcomed in case there is an inclined wall near by.

Most of the bathrooms in the pictures below are modern, but you will also notice a few classic elements that combine perfectly with the contemporary arrangements. Have a look and tell us what you think about this collection of bathroom designs. Take your time, as each interior has a lot to offer.

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Buildmat, Coimbatore, India

Marble ,Izmir, Turkey

Yapex, Antalaya, Turkey

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Imposing Sustainable 28-Storey Tower in Hong Kong: 18 Kowloon East

18 Kowloon East is a massive tower integrated in the skyline of Hong Kong, designed by Aedas and serving various space and living purposes.

According to the architects, "the project is a 28storey mixed-use building with offices, retail spaces and a car-park. With the building located in a community with dense industrial blocks, instead of providing another office tower entirely wrapped in a coolly glazed skin, the design investigates the possibility of providing an environmentally sustainable design in such an industrial area.

A design with efficient office floor plates and a rational box were requested by the client. With 'green' as the theme, the final design introduces extensive planting at the car-park floors located at the lower portion of the tower. In addition to the visually greening effect to the neighborhood, the planting also filters the air and improves the air quality within the car-park. Hopefully, the suspended particulates in the air can be reduced and the design is able to provide car-park users a more pleasant experience".

How would you comment on this building's design, considering its context.

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World's Largest Underground High-Speed Rail Station

Meant to connect Hong Kong to Beijing, the Express Rail Link West Kowloon Terminus is said to become the largest underground high-speed rail station in the world.

This stunning modern concept was designed by Andrew Bromberg of international architecture studio Aedas and its completion is programmed for 2015. In three years time, the huge 4,628,481 square feet (430,000 square meters) contemporary terminal in central Hong Kong will be prepared with 15 tracks for high-speed trains reaching maximum speeds of 124 mph.

Helping travelers get from one city to the other in 48 minutes opposed to the current 100 minutes train ride, the dazzling terminal is also an example of how far technology and architecture have come together. Starting with the first impression, this undulating building will change the city's face - promising to proudly display Hong Kong's bold and vanguard character.

Rising 148 feet high above the surroundings, the structure's roof line acts as dynamic-shaped pedestrian trails alongside green spaces.

This park/terminal hybrid fabricates a promised view of the future we can't wait to see it finished and on-line.

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Incredible Underground Residence in Switzerland

Have you ever thought how it would be like to live in a bunker or an underground tunnel? Well, today we bring you the upgraded version of that, which is an all-equipped underground home. Situated in the Swiss village of Vals, deep in the mountains, the house is very hard to spot, which makes for a perfect gateway. The unusual architecture plan comes from SeARCH and Christian Muller Architects, and includes all the facilities a common house has, such as a guest room, an entertainment area, but also "specialized" interiors like an underground pathway. The entrance is a wide oval opening that you are driven to by some traditional stairs made in stone. Large windows make it noticeable and draw attention to the inside dĂŠcors- that is when the people living there are up for some company.

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Earth House Estate L채ttenstrasse

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arth houses is a project designed by Peter Vetsch and are based on the interpretation of an environmentally conscious, ecological and progressive architecture. The pictures from this post are with a house named Earth House Estate L채ttenstrasse, that is located in Dietikon, Switzerland.

Compared to traditional residential houses built on the ground, the aim of building an earth house is another: Not to live under or in the ground, but with it. The earth-house concept uses the ground as an insulating blanket that efficiently protects it from rain, low temperatures, wind and natural abrasion. An earth house does not have to be built under the ground, it can be placed onto naturally grown terrain.

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The earth house is a flexible construction which can be built according to the wishes of its owners, fulfilling the need for individuality, environmentally friendly construction and energy saving.

They stand out due to their closeness to nature and allow an experience beyond the usual four walls and their right angles.

The earth house concept uses its surroundings as an advantage - the surroundings are not adapted to the building, the house is shaped in order to preserve the natural environment.

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Vastushastra

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The shastras or the ancient Indian texts on science tell us that cosmic energy has a specific influence on living beings.

vastu in its pure form and also to pacify skeptics who question the efficiency and validity of vastu shastra.

Plants and animals live in perfect harmony with nature. But we human beings, the superior beings that inhabit the earth, have forgotten how to keep peace with our surroundings. If we can modify our homes to harness the energy of the cosmos in such a way that our homes are in complete harmony with our bodies it can help us to succeed in all our endeavors. Due to the magnetic properties of the earth, the needle of a compass always points to the north.

Since vastu is based on the permanent property of the earth namely inclination towards the north, the effect of vastu is universal.

Plan Your Home Everyone dreams of owning a home. To make this dream a reality, we should first consult an experienced architect and plan the house. We should then approach a good Vasthusasthram consultant and adopt necessary changes in the plan of the prospective site.

Some points to be kept in mind while planning your home There are eight directions - East, West, North, South, Northeast, Northwest, Southeast and southwest. lThere are specific positions for everything including jewelry and money. lWhile sleeping, the head should be placed towards the South for good health or the East to be blessed by God. Never place your head towards the North. lKitchens, bedrooms, dining rooms, prayer rooms, store rooms etc. have specific positions. lAll plants have medicinal value if used correctly. In the garden, plants like the holy Basil (tulsi), Neem, the Bael (vilwa) etc have to be placed as per Vastu shastra. l

Bed Rooms Everyone sleeps for an average of 8 hours per a day. i.e. 1/3 of a day. This would mean that we spend roughly 240 hours of a month sleeping, that is 10 days. In a year, we would sleep for 120 days or 4 months and that would amount to 20 years of sleep in 60 years! Hence the bedroom is the most important room in a house.

Five elements reside in nature in specific proportions. Vastu Shastra involves the alignment of these five basic elements according to the law of nature. The effects of these five elements have to be studied to appreciate the science of April 2013

Kitchen We start our day going to the kitchen early morning to fix breakfast. The kitchen should face the east so that the sun's first rays enter it . The powerful sunrise during Utharayanam can only be effective if the kitchen faces the southeast with a window to the east.

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Must Follow A site facing east, north, west or south having water flowing towards the north and east directions, towards the east only or north only is good for any kind of residential purpose and all other activities.

But the plan is to be prepared according to the position of the road and natural flow of water in the site. A site having hills in the south or west is good for residential purpose.

Office If office faces the east, entrance door is to be from the northeast, and head of office should face the east or north at southwest corner. lIf office faces the north, entrance door is to be from the northeast and head of institution should face the east or north lIf office faces the west, entrance should be from the northwest corner, head of office may sit facing any direction leaving space on northeast corner. But it is better to sit facing the nearest junction. lIf office faces the south, the head of institution must face l

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the east at southwest corner with entrance from the southeast corner

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FAIRS

BETTER HOME LIVING SHOW 3 May to 5 may 2013 Do you want to improve the health and wellbeing of your family through better housing, organic food and the latest advice on sustainable living? Are you building or renovating? Are you interested to learn how you can lower your energy consumption & improve your home using the latest environmentally friendly products? Do you enjoy growing your own vegetables and planting native species in your garden? Are you passionate about the environment? Looking for an Eco show that brings all of this together in one great location ? If so then the Better Home and Living Show is for you!

2012 SHOW HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDED: Wide ranging exhibits of the latest environmentally friendly products required for building a better home lHuge savings on all your winter heating needs lOrganic products lPlants and environmentally friendly landscaping techniques lAn eco innovations area bringing together the latest new technologies lFree daily seminars on energy efficient housing, better balanced bodies and the latest environmental issues lOver 100 displays on the most up to date products and services for the modern healthy home and lifestyle lNew Better Transport section showcasing eco friendly cars lNow open Friday with a seniors special of $3 for Friday.

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LIVE GREEN FOR A WEEK TO WIN! MORE FM will follow the progress of five families who are competing to win a fantastic prize by Living Green for a week! Each family will be given a 'target' they must work within for the week to reduce their carbon footprint. The family who achieves the most savings (in power reduction, carbon emissions, waste and recycling etc) will be the winnerof a heat pump worth $2500 including installation from Coldrite Refrigeration and Air Conditioning.

SEMINARS l2012 FREE DAILY SEMINAR PROGRAMME FEATURED AS FOLLOWS:l10.30 am Solar Energy - Water Heating or Power System Which One is Right For Me? - Aaron Duncan, Freenergy Ltd l11.30 am Plant Your Own Native Paradise and Get Results Fast! - Tree Guys Nurseries l12.30 pm Identifying and Understanding Food Allergies and Food Intolerances - Diane Stride, Dietitian 78

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2.30pm The Process of Building Sharn Piper, Piper Construction l3.30pm What You Must Know Before Making A Decision About Insulating Your Home Bruce Mason, The Double Glazing Company l

PRIZES lWin a $4,000 Heat Pump including ins t a l l a t i o n f ro m C o l d r i t e Re f r i g e ra t i o n and Air Conditioning just by coming to the show lEnter the Living Green for a week co m p e t i t i o n w i t h M o re F M a n d a C o l d r i t e H e a t P u m p w o r t h $ 2 5 0 0 i n c l u d i n g i n s t a l l a t i o n w i l l b e u p fo r g ra b s .

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Oman Office Show 2013 16-18 SEPTEMBER 2013 Oman International Exhibition Centre, Muscat, Oman The Oman office Show, after its successful debut in

2012 is looking forward with enthusiasm to its second edition as it is expected to build on the success of its earlier edition. The Oman Office Show is the essential and vibrant event dedicated to the office and interior industry. Recognizing the importance of commercial office design and the impact it has on staff and business, Oman Office Show has been conceived to focus on the important aspect of how businesses and brands function.

The Oman Office Show will offer a unique and unparalleled annual opportunity to unite innovative exhibitors from offices, commercial complex, malls, hotels, resorts, hospitals and museums.

Why exhibit in Oman Office Show 2013 l l l l l l

Meet Interior designers and architects who are seeking for latest products and innovations in the market Increase your brand awareness Discover the business opportunities and expand your business contacts in the sultanate's market Find agents and distributors who are actively looking to become your partners Be updated on the latest projects in Oman Take advantage from the extensive publicity and media coverage of Oman Office Show 2013.

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Market Overview - The ideal office....

With the newly unveiled 2012 Oman Budget, the real estate industry in the Sultanate is clearly in for a prolonged spell of buoyant growth. Investors and developers are taking their cue from the Omani government's decision to ramp up spending this year to a record $10 billion - an increase of 8.7% over the previous year's total spend. Estimated expenditure over the current 8th Five Year Plan (2011-2015) is also projected at a staggering $54 billion, which is up 26.4% over the initial plan estimates.

These figures point to one unmistakable fact: the promise of a strong uptrend in economic growth, which in turn will drive investment in, among other areas, the construction and real estate sector, and most notably the commercial office arena.

As is well known, a growing economy inevitably triggers an influx of foreign firms, while fuelling the expansion of local businesses. Demand for office space across all market segments is projected to surge as the Omani economy enters a phase of energetic growth.

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The Home Show 2013

The Premier Homes and Interiors Exhibition 9-11 Dec. 2013

Oman's housing sector has never had it so good. Liberalised housing regulations, affordable and competitive home loans, and the zoning of new areas for residential development, underscore an industry that is surging ahead.

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economy, which continues to fuel robust optimism in the future of the property and residential market.

The Home Show 2013 takes place against this upbeat backdrop, providing exhibitors, participants and visitors alike with the unique platform to tap into the groundswell of opportunities associated with this burgeoning industry.

Building on the success of previous editions of the hugely popular trade fair, this year's Home Show encompasses all facets of the home ownership, property and interiors market. With industry leaders spanning property development, finance, interior designing, furniture and furnishings, home innovation, and so on, the 2013 edition of The Home Show will be an all-inclusive, one-stop showcase dedicated to enhancing the home ownership experience.

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Upcoming Events Furntech Expo 05 - 07 April 2013 No. 5, Shanmugam Street, Royapettah Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India Tel: +(91)-(44)-42177899 / 28353739 Fax: +(91)-(44)-28350839 Tel: +91-44-28353739 , Fax: +91-44-28350839 Mob: +91-7299027373 Kitchen & Home Appliances Expo Chandigarh 05 - 07 April 2013 # 679, Phase 7, S. A. S. Nagar Mohali, Punjab, India Tel: +(91)-(172)-2274801 2274802 / 2274803 Fax: +(91)-(172)-2274803 Construction Machinery Showcase 14 - 17, April 2013 Jeddah Centre for Forums and Events, Jeddah Saudi Arabia Phone: +971 55 772 1519 Website: www.constructionmachineryshow.com E-mail: richard@cpidubai.com MOS Build 16-19 April 2013 Expocentre, V.V.C. Moscow e. building@ite-exhibitions.com t: +44 20 7596 5000 f: +44 20 7596 5111 KIELCE TRADE FAIR April 18-21 2013 (Targi Kielce S.A.) 1, Zakadowa Str.2 25-672 Kielce, Poland e-mail: biuro@targikielce.pl tel. +4841 365 12 22 fax +4841 345 62 61 Build Expo 2013 19 - 21 April, 2013 Abhay Prashal Race Course Road Indore, India Tel: 0731-2703000, 4093000 Email: info@steel-powerexpo.com www.steel-powerexpo.com

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Home Expo India 15-18 April 2013 “Epch House", Pocket-6 & 7, Sector 'c', l.s.c., Vasant Kunj, New Delhi -110 070.

Tel: 91-11-26135256/57/58 Fax: 91-11-26135518/19 E-mail : Homeexpo@epch.com ROOF INDIA 2013 24 - 26 May 2013 Bombay Exhibition Centre ( Hall 5 ) Goregaon (East) Mumbai, India Mob.: +91 98400 43691 E-mail : sudeep@itei.in Woodtech India 2013 13-16 June 2013 Business LIV, Exhibition & Conrerences 9G, RR Flats, Bharathi Nagar 1st Street, (Off) North Usman Road, Opp.B.B.C.Plaza T. Nagar, Chennai - 600 017 Tamilnadu, India.

Telephone : +91(44)28344851 | 28344853 Fax : +91-44-28344852 Mobile : +91-8754475607 E-mail : info@woodtechindia.in INTERBUILD EGYPT 20 - 24 June 2013 C.I.C.C, Cairo - EGYPT Cairo International Convention & Exhibition Centre Nasr Road, Nasr City, Egypt Phone: +20 (2) 2634631 Fax: +20 (2) 2634640 IBCTF 2013 The 18th International Building & Construction Trade Fair 28-31 June 2013 Shanghai World Expo Exhibition & Convention Center (SWEECC, Formerly Shanghai World Expo Theme Pavilion) No.1099 Guozhan road, Pudong District Shanghai, China info@wes-expo.com.cn Tel:+86-21-3222 4777 Fax:+86-21-3222 4770

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Mr. Vijay Agarwal Plot No.-97/98, Akera Dungar Road No.-18 VKI Extension Jaipur-302013 Tel- 0141-2461530, Mob.-+91-98871 11157 Email- info@apanaroofing.com www.apanaroofing.com

Aalishan Carpets Mr. Dinesh Srivastava Contact No- 9822268259 , 9158453999 Add-238, Narayan Peth Ascent Chambers , Shop No.3 Off Garud Ganpati, Pune - 411030

CLASSIK FLOORS Contact Person: Ms. B. V. Janakhi Haritha 145A, First Floor Shakthi Vinayagar Koil Street, Shakthivel Nagar Peravallur, Chennai - 600082,Tamil Nadu, India Tel: 044 - 4286 5269, TelFax : 044- 2671 1190 Mob - No :+91 09940009838 Email: classikfloors@yahoo.co.in Website : www.classikfloors.com

ADHUNIKA INTERIOR Description : Where dreams shapes into realty Address : 28, Ramgali No. 8,Nr. Bhaf khana Crossing, Raja Park, Jaipur - 4.

Kshetiz Khandelwal: 9982056156 Phone : 0141-4036156

Adhunika Furnitures Shop No. 203, Arya Samaj Road, Raja Park Jaipur-302004 Ph.: +91-141-2622138 Mob.: +91-9314510064 E-mail: adhunikafurniture@yahoo.co.in

Aher Engineering Works Mr. Nanaji Khairnar M-14, Behind Simence, MIDC, Ambad Nashik - 422009, Maharashtra , India Mobile:+(91)-9822079055 Telephone: +(91)-(253)-6603853 Website: http://www.finexkitchen.com

Gubbi Pavers & Tiles Shop No.1, Opp. Everest Masala Company, Nr. Hometown, Surya Nagar,L.B.S. Marg, Vikhroli (W), Mumbai Phone :022- 25793990/ 32545067/ 25792048 Email : gubbie@rediffmail.com, tenders@gubbico.com,gubbie.civil@gmail.com Web :http:www.gubbico.com

Jai Plast Industries A- 60, Sri Ram Estate, Sardar Patel Ring Road Odhav, Ahmedabad 380001, Gujarat, India Mob.: +91-9377827404 E-mail: sales@mahalsa.com

Jaycee Polychromatics Kottayam Parampuzha, Perumbaikad, Kottayam Keral, India Tel.: 0481-2781060, 2791050 Mob.: +91-9447091050 E-mail: kevinindia@gmail.com Web.: www.kevinindia.com

Anika International Pvt. Limited F-402, 4th Floor, Ras Vilas Mall, Plot No. D-1, District Center, Saket,New Delhi 110 017 Phone :91-11-4728 9900 (30 Lines) Fax :91-11-47289936 / 47289939 Email : anil.vig@anika.in,ashima.bhasin@anika.in Web :http://www.anika.in

Jindal Steel & Power Jindal Centre, 12, Bhikaiji Cama Place, New Delhi - 110 066, INDIA Phone : 91 11 26188340-50 Fax : 91 11 26161271 Email : customercomplaints@jindalsteel.com Web : www.jindalsteelpower.com

Century Quartz Block No. 212, Nr. Sabar Dairy, Talod Road, At & Post : Gadhoda, Himatnagar – 383001 Gujarat Phone :02772-226161 / 226454 /55, Fax :02772-226457 Email :info@centuryquartz.com Web :www.aristonquartz.com 84

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Sambhav Natural Stones

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D-17, Shri Path, Gokul Vatika Jawahar Circle, JLN Marg, Jaipur-302018, Rajasthan INDIA. Phone : 91-141-4014381 ,+91-99281-55099 Fax : 91-141-4014381 Email : info@sambhavstones.com,sambhavstones@gmail.com Web : http://www.sambhavstones.com

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Shah Industrial Products

Mr. J. P. Dhamija / Gunpreet Dhamija (Manager) No. 3734 / 1, Bus Stand, Bharat Nagar Road Near E. S. I. Hospital, Ludhiana - 141 003, Punjab, India Mobile: +(91)-9357366667, +(91)-9311220606 Telephone: +(91)-(161)-5086667 Fax: +(91)-(161)-4644667

(Kamal Electrical) Deals In : All Electric Goods

Cables Limited Jis Pe Desh kare Bharosa PSP Wires & Cables Kailash Sharma

+91- 92140 77133, 94136 77133 2A, Tagore Nagar, Ajmer Road, D.C.M., Jaipur (Raj.) • Email : kamalsalescorporation7@gamil.com

Krishana Cables Industries Mr. Haresh Bhai (Managing Director) S. No. 281/1, Plot No. 13- A, Behind Best Agro Shapar Rajkot - 360 001, Gujarat, India Tel.: +(91)-(2827)-253074 Mob.: +(91)-94275 62314 E-mail: fusioncab@gmail.com

MYK Schomburg India Pvt Ltd. 8-2-703/A, 3rd FloorLeela Gopal Towers, Rd No: 12 Banjara Hills Hyderabad – 500 034 Phone :91 40 3040 0000,9392127282 Fax :91 40 3040 0099 Email :myk@mykschomburg.com Web :www.mykschomburg.com

Pratibha industries

Shree Associates ,Sai Samarth, Baranpura Naka, Laheripura New Road, Vadodara-390 001.Gujarat.

Phone :(O) 0265 - 2417494 ,98240 56295 Fax : (O) 0265 - 2426495 Email :shreeasso2@rediffmail.com,atul.daru@gmail.com Web : http://www.shreeassociates.com

Stg Heating Hirji Baug, Off T J Road, Opposite Sunder Tower, Sewree West, Behind Balmer Laurie & Company, Sewri, Mumbai, - 400015 Telefax : 022 - 24184009 Email : 999@s-tgroup.com Web : http://www.s-tgroup.com

SUN N Sand Exim india (P) Ltd. Mr. Pankaj Goyal (Director) No. 3420, 1st floor, Street-1, Reghst pura, Karol Bagh New Delhi-110005, India Tel.: 011-47463729, Mob.: +91-96540 58693 E-mail: sunnsandexim@gmail.com

Steamers India

Universal Majestic,13th & 14th Floor, P. L. Lokhande Marg,Ghatkopar Mankhurd Link Road,Opp. RBK International School, Govandi, Mumbai - 400 043, Maharashtra, India.

Phone : 91 - 22 - 39559999 Email : info@pratibhagroup.com Web : http://www.pratibhagroup.com

Survey No. 55, Plot No. 512, Lane No. 14 Bhagyodya Nagar, Abdul Kalam Chowk, Near Hans Kutti Ashram, Kondwa Pune - 411048, India Tel.: 20-26832078, 32345228, Mob.: +91-9822269769 E-mail: steamersindia@gmail.com http://www.steamersindia.com

Rinac India

THE KITCHEN DECOR

NO.-5, SARASWATHI NIVAS, ULSOOR, BANGALORE -560008, KARNATAKA Phone : 08025542998/41132998 Fax : 8025511750.00 Email : rilco@rinac.com

Mr. Rajesh Mistry/Mr. Hiren Mistry c-120/116 Vallabh Park, Atma Tyoti Asharm Road, Subhankar Vadodara-390023, Gujrat, India Tel.: 265-2393128, Mob.: +91-982250 73758 E-mail: thekitchendecorbrd@gmail.com

Harshad Fabricators, Vadodara Mr. Babu Bhai Panchal (Director) No. 922/7, G. I. D. C., Makarpura Vadodara - 390 010, Gujarat, India Mobile: +(91)-9428167554, +(91)-9879752561 Telephone: +(91)-(265)-2634896 E-mail: harssadfab@yahoo.com April 2013

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Mr. Chinan Shah Shop No. - 62, Amidhara Complex, N.H. No. - 8 Near CNG Gas Station, Char Rasta GIDC. Vapi - 396195, Gujrat, India Mobile: +(91)-9824506011 E-mail: shahindbro@gmail.com Website:http://www.shreejifire.com

MB Stainless Steel Furniture 14, Marudhar Vihar, Next to UCO Bank, Main Khatipura Road Jaipur - 302021 Mob.: +91-98290-15635 Telefax : 91-141-2359472 E-mail: mbsteel@gmail.com www.mbsteel.in

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Unique Dream Builders Pvt Ltd C-116, Janpath, Behind New Vidhan Sabha, LAL Kothi, Jaipur - 302015 Ph.: (0141) 4361052 (0141) 4077000 www.udb.in UB Unique Builders 8th Floor, The Milestone, Tonk Road Jaipur - 302015 (Raj.), India.

Tel: +91 141 4090777, 2712400 Fax: +91 141 2712402 info@uniquegroup.in Shobha Developers Pvt. Ltd. People Group 546, People House, Udyog Vihar Phase 5, Gurgaon - 122016 Phone: +91-124-4694690 Manglam Build-developers Limited 6th Floor, Apex mall, Lalkothi, Tonk Road Jaipur (Rajasthan) India Telephone: +91-141-2742758, +91-141-2742731 Email: info@manglamgroup.com Mahima Real Estate Pvt Ltd. F-1 Govind Marg, Opp. Petrol Pump,Besides Hotel Ramada, Raja Park, Jaipur-302004, India www.mahimagroup.org ARG Housing Pvt. Ltd. E-52, Chitranjan Marg, C-Scheme, Jaipur 302001 Rajasthan (India) Ph. : +91-141-4086677 +91-141-4086666 E-mail : info@arggroupjaipur.com Okay PLUS Group Okay PLUS House, Kiran Path Suraj Nagar (West), Civil Lines, Jaipur (Rajasthan), India Tel / Fax: +91-141-4270000 Mobile: +91-9929000011 9928000080, 9928000081 Email : info@okayplus.com Website : www.okayplusgroup.com

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Dhanuka Coloniser & Builders Pvt. Ltd. 202, R.K.Tower, Near Peetal Factory Jhotwara Road, Shastri Nagar, Jaipur - 302 016 Rajasthan, India Telephone : +91-141-4023192 Telefax :+91-141-2203192 Mobile : +91-87692 20000, 87694 40000 800358 2222 E-mail : hitesh@dhanukagroup.in Upasana Colonisers & Resorts Pvt. Ltd. Upasana House, 3rd floor, B-70, Rajendra Marg, Bapu Nagar Jaipur, Rajasthan (India).

Phone Number: +141-4001567 Fax Number: +141-4109789 Email: sales@upasanagroup.com Website: www.upasanagroup.com Bridge and Roof Co. (India) Ltd. A Government of India Enterprise, A Miniratna Company, 5th Floor, Kankaria Centre, 2/1, Russel Street, Kolkata - 700071 Tel : (033) 2217-4469 to 4473 2217 4053/4054/4056 Fax : (033) 2217-2106 / 4519 E-Mail :bridge@cal2.vsnl.net.in, info@bridgeroof.co.in Dbs Building Products (p) Ltd SIR SOBHA SINGH BUILDING 5253-54, Shraddhanand Marg Delhi-110006.

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