Just recently established k19studio is based in Germany, in Frechen (NRW).
Creation к19studio was started from the idea to make pictures that in art galleries would be at least 4-digit prices accessible to everyone. Our studio works for those who wish to have high-quality original modern paintings at home or office without spending that much money.
Pictures presented by k19studio are the geometric abstract painting executed in the technique of acrylic on canvas or acrylic on aluminium.
Attention! It\’s not printed matter, it\’s not posters, it\’s the real original pictures, each of which, the artist makes individually, manually.

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The proposal is an integral architectural intervention of the space with two main goals: to maximize the lighting and ventilation from the facades eliminating unnecessary partitions, and to obtain a new distribution that contains all the uses required by its young owner: a bedroom suite, a guest bathroom and bedroom, a working studio, a kitchen and a dining room for parties and meetings.

In order to maximize the lighting it is necessary to achieve a structural intervention that completely eliminates the internal partitions and a structural wall located directly behind the back façade, which is key to the optimal use of light.

Moreover, due to the difficult geometry of the housing, all the different functions can only be accommodated through a flexible and unconventional distribution that allows joining and separating spaces and even change their function, depending on the occasion. The new distribution consists of a large diaphanous and spacious common area, which runs continuously from façade to façade, and a private semi-closed box formed by the bedroom suite and guest bathroom.

The common area is formed by the entrance hall, dining room, library, studio and living room in the rear facade, and the kitchen in the front facade. All these areas are aligned along a longitudinal wall made of hand made solid brick.

The bedroom is located between a high cupboard, with the double function of entrance hall wardrobe and bedroom closet, and a large wooden core containing the two bathrooms, which becomes a piece of furniture with shelves in the studio area. This furniture hides two large sliding wooden doors that allow the independency of two different spaces: the bedroom, which is separated from the common area, and a part of the living room containing a sofa-bed, that allows a punctual use as a guest room.

The wooden core is a deep framework framing and raising the bathrooms. The cross partitions are resolved with sliding translucent glass doors to enable lighting, ventilation and visual connection between spaces. In the inside all inner surfaces, including ceiling and floor, are covered with light colour Bisazza mosaic and mirror. The sanitaries and fixtures are suspended or free standing to contribute to the feeling of transparency. The result is a game of gloss and reflections that multiply the light and convert the bathroom into a bright and sophisticated space, in contrast to the warm and sober rest of the house.

YLAB arquitectos
www.ylab.es

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What we do:

We want to bring an alternative to the dreary dropped/suspended ceiling. By using illuminated photpanels that represent a sky (including all types of clouds, blossom, branches of trees etc) OpenCeilings really open up spaces and enclosed interiors. It can be used to change dull office interiors into fresh and creative working environments. Besides that, an OpenCeiling can provide a positive distraction during painful or stressful procedures in hospitals, dentists etc.

We use full-spectrum daylight lighting to illuminate the photos, adding to the illusion of a real skylight. This makes it ideal for interiors with no direct access to sunlight.

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http://www.alfredo-haeberli.com/

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The Space is divided into two different areas – one is dedicated to design furnishing with a gallery for exhibitions and the other is dedicated to Fashion.

The driving spirit behind Spazio Rossana Orlandi lies in the exploration and the discovery of all that is new and original in the world of interior and fashion design.

 From 2005  distribution office for a fine selected collection of exclusive brands and designers has been launched.

For more things have a look to the webpage http://www.rossanaorlandi.com/

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