Gustav Aldin

Products: Rum21.se

Inspiration for a contemporary home in Bari.

Contemporary staircase in Dortmund.

Peter Tarasiuk Photography
Medium sized contemporary wood straight staircase in Melbourne with wood risers.

Contemporary home in Dusseldorf.

Modern look achieved with our Italian kitchen line in this beautiful Manhasset residence. Seen here is a close up of the Subzero Wolf fridge/freezer unit enclosed beautifully with matching panels and elegant modern appliance handles. To see more of this project visit: http://teoriany.com/manhasset17

An exploratory range of composite plywood panels and dyed veneers aimed at bringing color and new construction methods into the traditional confines of plywood manufacturing.

Design ideas for a farmhouse bedroom in Dorset.

Tacman Photography
Modern home in Singapore.

hokon / Masukowitz INSZENIERUNG DER BEWEGUNG IM RAUM Der Eindruck der schwebenden Treppenstufen im Zusammenspiel mit den Glasbrüstungen ermöglicht, die Bewegung im Raum zu inszenieren. Die Transparenz lässt den Handlauf schweben, Personen bleiben beim Durchschreiten des Raumes sichtbar; der Raum wird erfahrbar. Das Design Jede Treppenstufe leuchtet auf der Unterseite durch das echte Eichenholzfurnier. Da zudem die Glasgeländer quasi unsichtbar sind, entsteht ein Rhythmus aus Licht, das durch die Holzmaserung zudem sehr wohnlich warm wirkt. Die Maserung lässt das Licht in der Fläche lebendig erscheinen und weckt Assoziationen zum Licht eines Sonnenuntergangs. Im Gesamtbild wirkt die Treppe gemeinsam mit den großen Gebäudeöffnungen sehr skulptural und eindrucksvoll.

Création d’une plateforme en poutres acier IPE Garde-corps plein maçonné et rangements sur mesure intégrés Création d’un escalier maçonné en chêne massif

This is an example of a contemporary home in Edinburgh.

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A good designer understands that joinery can completely transform the appearance of a building. Mostly used on interiors, it can also be an external feature (see the exterior awning, pictured). It's a versatile medium using the creative flexiblity of working with wood, and can express great architectural ideas, shapes, tones and originality in the hands of skilled designers and joiners. This all makes joinery an exciting part of the design process - and it's key that the architect understands how to use joinery to its best effect. For example, in classical architecture there is language made up of elements that need to be proportioned, combined and arranged in a certain order to achieve a satisfying composition. Much of the effect can be expressed in joinery. When it is used well, with originality and flair, the effect of an elegant traditional interior is understood by everyone. In modern architectural interiors the architecture may also be expressed by the joinery. This is likely to be done with planes of timber and sharp-edged lines and elements such as staircases, screens and built-in furniture. A skilled architect and joiner understand that certain shapes and proportions evoke a particular quality or feeling in a building.

We really enjoyed working with Gower Capital Ltd. on this project, who turned this very tired Georgian terraced house into 3 gorgeous flats. The First Floor Flat - a Pearl Grey Satin Lacquer L-shape Kitchen with tall open shelves, beautiful CRL Verona worktop & a Smoked Mirror splashback.