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Grey Effects
Nr. 10 (119)
Usually the grey colour is associated with everyday life and a cloudy sky. Yet when applied considerately in interior design, it becomes an effective motif endowing the space with subtle elegance. It helps to reveal the beautiful shapes of things, and its seemingly insignificant gradations prevent monotony. The designer Gintarė Janukėnaitė from the design studio Yzy has used those characteristics of grey intelligently while creating a modern interior of a flat.
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An Architect’s Home
Nr. 7-8 (117)
It is very interesting to see an architect’s personal living environment where his or her creative potential is absolutely free to reveal itself. Italian architect Roberto Semprini has recently created a large cosy loft for himself in his hometown Rimini. Its light and harmoniously flowing space succumbs to his favourite simple, but not minimalist, aesthetics.
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An Extraordinary Lightness
Nr. 7-8 (117)
White colour in the interior always creates a positive mood. Perhaps, this is why interiors designed by an architects’ couple, Asta and Artūras Imbrasas, have a quality of subtle lightness: light white interiors have become their latest style. Having mastered contrasting combinations, the architects manage to avoid monotony, even though they like using white colour
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Subtle Openness
Nr. 6 (116)
When designing this house, architects Eglė Prunskienė and Ieva Prunskutė have tried to preserve the principle of open space and create original architecture. The strict, static shapes are gracefully combined with wavy lines. To create unity they have used the same materials outside and inside.
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A White Dream
Nr. 6 (116)
Architects Asta and Artūras Imbrasas have demonstrated the advantages of white colour in many interiors. By using contrast they reach effective results: things become ephemeral and light against the dark floor. Such nuances are particularly obvious in this flat because it opens to the panorama of the city thanks to the glass walls.
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