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Print and Mail Services Near Me

Print and mail services near me include a variety of businesses that offer printing, mailing, and design services. These companies are staffed with professional and experienced employees who can help clients with projects of any size. They provide same day and online ordering options, which allow clients to submit their documents over the internet from a personal computer or mobile device. In addition, they can help with large format projects such as banners, posters, and window advertising.

Sheer Print Solutions is a New York business that provides printing and graphic design services. It has been in operation for more than 28 years. Its customers include local organizations, sports teams, and business. They have a staff of printers, designers, and sales representatives. They also offer digital printing, catalog print, and binding and finishing services.

Swift Copy Printing is a New York business that offers commercial printing, binding, and finishing services. Its products include business cards, brochures, folders, labels, envelopes, and postcards. They also offer enlargements and reductions, UV board printing, and lamination. They use recycled inks and paper, and they are a member of the Forest Stewardship Council.

ABGPrint is a New York business that specializes in rush custom digital printing and document finishing services. They print, bind, and finish magazines, proposals, reports, booklets, and presentations. They also create custom invitations, brochures, and lookbooks. They have a secure environment and can handle confidential and sensitive work.

PostNet is a New York business that offers printing, design, and mail marketing services for schools, businesses, and individuals. They have a team of professionals who are trained in EDDM. They can walk clients through the entire EDDM process, including choosing optimal routes and purchasing postage. They also offer a range of other services, including color printing, two-sided copies, poster and oversized printing, coil binding, vinyl covers, cutting, and laminating.

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[jovonowick]

a man must look his best when it's time to get burried .

JOHN WICK LOOKBOOK . DETAILS .

SUIT : wick only wears dark , lightweight wool three-piece tailored suits . most of them have a tactical lining composed of silicon carbide discs , ceramic matrices accompanying laminates sewn inside the fabric ; making it a nearly impenetrable cutting-edge body armour . although , it does not shelter wick from the kinetic energy of the bullet . as for the singular pieces of his suit , a wide selection of his suit jackets are single-breasted ( with a welted breast pocket ) &. have slim notch lapels with edge stitching . he sometimes wears his single-breasted vests with no lapels , typically the modern low-fastening style with two lower welted pockets . as to what trousers are concerned , he has a preference for straight , flat front trousers that rise low on his waist , allowing his vest to cover his waist line . the trousers have belt loops . through them , wick wears a black leather belt with a silver square buckle . the leather belt holds his black leather slide holster on its right side , an IWB holster in the left rear pocket of his trousers &. a double carrier for magazines .

HAIR : wick's hair is long , straight when tended to though naturally wavy &. past shoulder length . it's voluminous &. it's usually tied to a bun when he's working so that it does not get in his way . wick will only let his hair down at home . it is soft to the touch &. smells like eucalyptus or mint ( depending on the shampoo &. conditioner ) .

JEWELRY : he only has 2 piercings . in his right earlobe . one is a gold earring hanging above a gold cross . wick cannot have jewelry other than gold , surgical stainless steel ( SSS ) or titanium as it may irritate his skin . he also wears a carl f. bucherer manero autodate with 42mm stainless round case , anti-reflective sapphire crystal &. a transparent sapphire back with a black alligator leather strap , worn on inside of his left wrist .

[vaniitas-store]

One of the recurring themes in Margiela's oeuvre is duct tape, Together with paint, cardboard and other DIY materials. Tape has been used to make artisanal pieces, to cover models' eyes for anonimity, to 'glue together' tabi boots and it served here as inspiration for this FW2008 jumper. Thick black laminated paint has been applied to the front of the jumper, following the shape of the letter M. The paint is threedimensional, suggesting airbubbles or creases, again emphasising the idea of duct tape. The fit is oversized, one of the few larger pieces we have. Worn in t-shirt version for the FW2008 lookbook, of which some pictures were included as well as a snapshot of the presentation where models held garments they wore printed cardboard in front of them. #margiela #margiela10 #menswear #grailed https://www.instagram.com/p/ClYqsMdDAph/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Reposted from @beigehabilleur BEIGE Lookbook | Winter 21 • 22 Link in bio JACKET | Ring Jacket MOCK NECK | John Smedley Photographer : @julienthomashamon Stylist : @gauthierborsarello AD : @pag_pierrealexisguinet Model : Lamine @mmanagementmodels Stylist Assistant : @annececile.l https://www.instagram.com/p/CW7awr4PSz9/?utm_medium=tumblr

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[ameliataylor-beken]

Mixing epochs research

Moving away from the 'hyper nature' trend, I decided to research 'mixing epochs', as I was interested in the more eclectic style and the idea of combining modern and retro furnishings. As this trend is quite broad and could be interpreted in a number of different ways, I chose to focus on 2 interior styles that WGSN mentioned (Memphis and mid century), whilst incorporating elements of more contemporary design.

I was already somewhat familiar with, and like the mid century aesthetic so I decided to begin by researching that. The term 'mid century modern' was coined by art historian Cara Greenberg in the title of her 1984 book about furniture in the 1950s, and is now widely used to describe architecture, graphic design and interiors from the middle of the 20th century (around 1933-1965). The mid century style began in the form of architecture in America, as a response to the 'Bauhaus' movement that was happening across Europe at the time, with Palm Springs in California being at the forefront of the trend.

The key elements of mid century design include a focus on functionality and the contrast of clean, geometric lines and more organic shapes. Examples of this include American designers, Charles and Ray Eames' creation of the DSR and lounge chairs, which became mid century classics. In the UK, brands such as G-Plan and Ercol also evidenced this by producing stream lined, wooden furniture often with 'hairpin' legs.

After researching mid century design, I chose to look at the Memphis style of the 1980s, which came about due to a group of designers in Milan (headed by Ettore Sottsass) who joined together to form a 'design collective'. These designers disliked the simplicity and neutral colours of the 50s and 60s modernism and wanted to produce a more futuristic style of furniture, fabric and accessories inspired by the art deco and pop art movements. Their focus was on bright clashing colours and strong geometric patterns, favouring materials such as plastic laminate and terrazzo.

I feel that these chairs from the university building café can be seen to have both mid century and memphis influences, as the use of brightly coloured plastic is very typical of memphis design, creating a a glossy eye-catching finish. Whilst they're clearly not traditionally mid century, I also feel that these chairs take influence from mid century design, as their curved shape has similarities to the Eames DSR chair.

For further primary research I went to a second hand furniture store near me and found lots of examples of original mid century pieces, including side boards, a dining table and chair set, and a writing desk all made from teak wood. I also took pictures of a lamp and overhead ceramic light shade which are original mid century pieces that I felt were examples of lighting I could incorporate in my lookbook.

[architectnews]

This week Bjarke Ingels discussed how to revolutionise the housing sector

This week on Dezeen, Danish architect Bjarke Ingels spoke about his housing startup Nabr and how it plans to address "systemic" failures of housing.

According to Ingels, who is the founder of architecture studio BIG and co-founder of Nabr, the "consumer-first housing company" wants to fundamentally transform the housing industry.

Nabr will do so by designing mass-timber blocks using modular construction, which will feature customisable apartments plugged into a cross-laminated structural timber frame.

"This is basically an attempt to apply design, not just to the final product, but to the entire process that delivers our homes," Ingels told Dezeen in an exclusive interview.

Thomas Heatherwick unveils 1,000 Trees shopping centre in Shanghai

In other architecture news, British designer Thomas Heatherwick's studio unveiled 1,000 Trees in Shanghai, its latest project to open to the public. The shopping centre is covered in over 1,000 trees and 250,000 plants and was designed to resemble a mountain clad in greenery.

In an interview with Dezeen, Heatherwick explained that the design was "driven by making something that we hope is engaging people."

"I think the 100,000 people a day are proof that we all need places that trigger a response," he said.

However, in an opinion piece written for Dezeen, architect Philip Oldfield argued that the carbon costs of creating 1,000 Trees outweigh the environmental benefit.

House in The Girl Before designed to feel both like a sanctuary and "a fortress or prison"

This week, we also peeked inside the house in BBC television series The Girl Before, speaking to production designer Jon Henson about how he created a house that acts "like a fourth character" in the four-part series.

Henson referenced Japanese architecture when designing the house and was drawn in particular to Gosize's F Residence in the Japanese prefecture of Hygo, which was featured on Dezeen in 2019.

Architects should try to "leave the city more beautiful than when we entered" says Richard Rogers

In celebration of architect Richard Rogers, who passed away in December, we republished a series of interviews that Dezeen filmed with Rogers in 2013. In the six movies, Rogers discusses his work, starting with an interview in which he speaks of architects' responsibilities to society.

Other films look at Rogers' design for the Centre Pompidou, the backlash to the Lloyds building in London, how the design of the Leadenhall building was informed by views of St Paul's Cathedral and Rogers' hopes for his legacy.

Peelsphere is a leather-alternative biomaterial made from fruit waste and algae

In design news this week, designer Youyang Song showcased Peelsphere, a biodegradable plant-based material made from fruit peels and algae that was designed as an alternative to leather. The waterproof material can be used to create accessories or bags.

Nottingham furniture designer Mac Collins was named the winner of the inaugural Ralph Saltzman Prize for emerging designers, a new award presented by the Design Museum that aims to "champion new talent and nurture the development of a vibrant design sector".

Salone del Mobile expected to move to 7-12 June due to Covid-19 concerns

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to affect architecture and design events, we revealed that Salone del Mobile, the world's biggest and most important furniture fair, is set to announce that it will be held in June instead of April this year according to multiple sources.

Our guide to the twenty-five best design weeks and festivals for 2022 is an up-to-date overview of when design events will take place this year.

Sou Fujimoto Architects designs walkable rooftop for rural Japanese university

Among the most popular projects this week were a university with a walkable roof designed by Sou Fujimoto, a theatre with a multi-faceted red auditorium, and a Tehran office building wrapped in a brick-clad "second skin."

This week's lookbooks focused on kitchen extensions that make spacious additions to homes and interiors featuring verdant indoor trees.

This week on Dezeen is our regular roundup of the week's top news stories. Subscribe to our newsletters to be sure you don't miss anything.

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Curso Lash Lifting e Brown Lamination PARABÉNS PELA INICIATIVA, DETERMINAÇÃO E DEDICAÇÃO! Nunca desista de seus sonhos, o início sempre parece difícil! Estrelinha linda certificada ⭐👩‍🎓 #jabaquara#osasco#curso#extensaodeciliosvolumerusso#extensaodecilios#extensãodecíliosfioafio#extensaodeciliossp#extensaodeciliosfioafio#extensaodecilioshibrido#extensaodeciliosclassico#extensãodecílios#instafashion#maquiagem#olhosvenus#cursodeextensaodecilios#fashionstyle#make#lookoftheday#lashlifting#saopaulo#alongamentodeunha#brownlamination#lookbook#designerdesobrancelhas#fashiongram#lashlifting#sunnies#olhosdevenus#olhosdevênus (em Olhos de Vênus) https://www.instagram.com/p/CXuH5IvJg39/?utm_medium=tumblr

[yoopknows]

We love timber, should be the primary residential building material?

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Bulk Printing Services Online At The Most Affordable Cost

Are you looking for bulk and beautiful printing service can help you to grow your brand or to inform people with your message? No matter whether it is all about your branding requirements or if it is an invitation of your wedding, you should always trust on the most efficient and experienced printing service provider.

It doesn’t matter how amazing design you have created to attain the attention of the people, if your printing stuff is of poor quality, you can’t expect attaining your objectives. That is why, it is highly important to look for the best and great printing service provider who very well know how to print your material and on what quality paper. You should know that a well designed printing stuff is a must for your business as it will help to promote your brand as the way you want and in any location. Whether you need to provide information about your business or would like to promote your products or just to brighten up your office – only the professionals can help. For bulk printing services, no matter whether it is all about pamphlets, posters, lookbook, visiting cards or anything else, the experts can design and print anything based on the standard A series sizes, or they can work with you to create a custom size to suit your needs.

You must need more than just great printing service to bring your customers flocking and posters along with other great printing stuffs are a great way to take your message to the masses in vibrant eye-catching colour. Just trust on the professionals for canvas printing Los Angeles along with others and you will get the best quality finished product which you can use anywhere and in any manner. If your aim is to promote your brand in the local market, trust on the reliable printing service and get amazing products which you will love to spread to get more business. The canvas printing is available in a huge range of sizes, hence get only high-quality canvas can be printed as one-offs or by the hundred and can also be laminated for durability.

Always trust on the most reliable and excellent source, which must be specialised in printing any kind of stuff you want with quality and quick turnaround times to suit your requirements. As the professionals already worked with a broad range of clients, therefore they know exactly what stocks are needed to produce a quality product that all customers are looking for. Whether it is a corporate prospectus or training manuals, visiting cards, booklets, or anything else, only the expertise professionals can provide the best option for you. Also, for having premium quality printing material at the cheapest cost, you can go with the suggested website, which is ultimate to help you with your any kind of bulk to small printing requirements.

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• 4»: FILM: DZHUS AW21 Video Lookbook: SURROGATE

Designer Irina Dzhus is very familiar with the perfectionist urge to "clone oneself", and the message of the new season has derived from a rhetorical dilemma: is a prototype self-sufficient without a copy, or are those undividable, like and object and its shadow, a form and a counter-form? Replicas and duplicates imitate the original, generating a train of phantomic projections, resembling a freeze of its dynamics. Such synthesis forms a polyphase existence with an unlimited kinetic potential. 

The idea of an object’s stratification as a way to push boundaries of its utility has implemented in a repetitive pattern of identical details. DZHUS has developed such hybrid styles as shorts/top, shirt/skirt, hat/waistcoat/hood/peplum and a line of bags modifiable into a cardigan, a coat, trousers, bustier, sleeve, jacket and other apparel categories. The variety of bags in the collection is symbolical, and their shape pays honour to recognisable types of packaging, as DZHUS continues to motivate for recycling and choice of reusable containers. 

The materials used have distinct textures: shape-keeping pleating, cotton with a crumpled or laminated finish, silk imitating sackcloth or featuring an optical illusion of "petrol" stains, ribbed knits. The textiles’ ethical origin is the determinant criterium for DZHUS’ material sourcing, as the brand transmits the values of cruelty-free fashion.

[ed-star]

Yeti Rhonga Women's Hardshell Down Jacket, White / Tigerlily The Rhonga rain jacket by YETI offers thanks to its flexible material high mobility and is an all-rounder for rain and light cold. Rhonga is an unique hard shell down jacket made by YETI in a women’s specific style that gives a perfect and comfortable fit and ensures high movability thanks to the stretchy outer shell. The jacket is filled with YETI's finest and warmest down option, the Crystal Down Dry filling that is both water-repellent and quick drying. Together with the waterproof laminated fabric you get a “do it all” rain jacket that keeps you warm and has a wealth of technical details. Technical hardshell jacket with down filling Highly protective aginst storm, rain and cold First class European down quality with DWR finish Raglan sleeves for great mobility Waterproof 2-way front zip with windflap and chin protection 2 waterproof front pockets Waterproof underarm ventilation zippers Hood with 2-way adjustment and visor Adjustable cuffs and hem Inside zip pocket Protective prints on highly stressed areas Water column: 10.000 mm Breathability: 10.000 g/m²/24h Weight: 725 g (Size M) Material specifications for Yeti W RHONGA, Black Shell: 2- Layer Laminated Fabric with 2-Way Stretch - 100% Polyester Lining: Lightweight Ripstop Nylon - 100% Nylon Insulation: Crystal Down - European Down 90/10, 760+ cuin Material characteristics: elastic, insulated, waterproof, windproof Material insulation: 10% Feather, 90% Down Material outer fabric: 100% polyester Lining: Lightweight Ripstop Nylon Insulation: Daune Outer fabric: 2-Layer Laminate available at www.ed-star.com #clothes, #fashionpost #look, #lookbook, #lookoftheday, #womenswear menstyle, #menswear, #womenswear #outfitoftheday, #streetfashion, #streetwear, #styleblogger, #styleinspiration, #stylish, #trending, #trends, #trendy, #wiw, #wiwt #edstardenim #FashionBlogger #LookBook #WIWT #FashionWeek #FashionStyle #StyleBlog #Blog #jacket #coat #parka #yetiworld #yeti #bomberjacket https://www.instagram.com/p/B3RYIRWIUvC/?igshid=jktfl573puta

[century-ply-blog]

Décor Ideas to Glam Up Your Living Space

Your living space is a reflection of your personality and that is one of the prime reasons to put in all the efforts to make it look amazing. After all, the majority of your time is going to be spent at the comfort of your own home. But decorating it can be a stressful situation because there are only a fixed number of things that can be done to create an appealing space. For example, a good idea is to make effective use of Decorative Laminate Sheets. Not only they give a fantastic finish to your place, but also exhibit properties such as durability, scratch resistance, easy maintenance, etc. 

So, whether you are decorating a new home, or renovating your old one, here are some tips on how to create your own glamorous living space:

Choose a focal point: 

This will be the first thing where anyone’s eye will fall when they walk into the room. A focal point of the room can be created with anything; a beautiful stand, a large painting, etc. Currently, people prefer using High Defination Decorative Laminates in India at one spot to give a fresh feel to this old concept.

Spend on quality products: 

Whatever you use in your home, you would want it to stay for a long time. To ensure this, invest in quality products only. Before deciding on what should be the look and feel of the room, play around with different designs. For example, CenturyLaminates has introduced its LookBook, through which you can go through various Laminate designs before choosing the best one for your home.

Make room lighting lively: 

A big stress for any decoration project is how to create a balance between natural and artificial lights. The right kind of light will create a positive atmosphere, hence it is quite important. You can use different kinds such as overhead and accent lights in order to create a room where the ambience can be adjusted. If properly applied on the edge of the furniture, LED lights can create quite a soothing ambience at your place.

Decorating your room is important so it feels like every corner has an agenda. A properly decked room could make you feel comfortable, or homely, or even inspired. Make your home a place you feel happy coming back to.

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WeDú by Coréon Dú #SpringSummer2018 #LookBook @wedufashion http://ift.tt/2uXUqWV A #breath of #new #streetwear #fashion from #Angola! Trendy #jackets and #trousers in #waterproof material, enriched by elastic and laminated inserts. Total-look metal foil foam effect for those who do not want to go unnoticed. This is the new #WeDúbyCoréonDú #Spring / #Summer #2018 #collection. The label was developed by Coréon Dú, a multilingual #Angolan #artist, #producer, and # creative #director. Best known for his work that combines the comfort of #sportswear and a fusion concept. WeDú celebrates the individuals’ #style. Drawing inspirations from his Angolan roots, Coréan Dú exhibits his own individuality within this collection. Created with the vision and purpose to embrace values such as originality and creativity, Coréon Du perfectly encapsulates just that in this collection. With comfort and fusion being forefront, the diversity and depth of African culture can be seen throughout. — view on Instagram http://ift.tt/2uYZSsw

[connorrenwick]

Formica Looks to Nature for Its Layered Sand Laminate

Just recently, Formica officially launched their new SurfaceSet 2020 collection, a series of 30 designs that blur lines between nature and technology. One of those Formica® Laminate designs had us intrigued – Layered Sand – as the finished product is the result of layering actual sand before scanning it to make a new optical visual. For this month’s Deconstruction, Formica takes us further into the Layered Sand design to see the lengthy process they go through to create each pattern.

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The natural beauty of sand has colored the world since the beginning of time.

But it wasn’t until the early 20th century — when sand art was discovered in the Middle East – that layered sand became a design fixture.

Since then, the granular design has inspired designers and architects to capture sand’s organic elegance and transform it into large-scale rammed earth designs.

Inspired by this type of architecture, Formica Group has created a strong and durable laminate option with a sand-like finish for horizontal and vertical surfaces.

The process begins when artists create a sandscape by hand to mimic the building process of rammed earth walls.

First, a wood frame is built to fit the sizing needed for a laminate design.

Next, various sizes and colors of sand grains are poured into linear bands and pressed into layers.

The sandscape is then turned into an optical-solid visual using a high definition scanner.

Using proprietary reproduction techniques, Formica Group turns the scanned image into 3-4 print layers, or separations.

Each print layer is a different color, and when combined, creates a pleasing design that showcases the pattern.

Then, full layouts are reviewed by the Formica Group technical and design team for approval and revisions.

Upon final approval of the design layout, Formica Group then begins the digital colorwork. This allows the design team to test different color combinations of the pattern while also giving direction to the printing team.

When the final colors are decided, the inks are mixed, printed onto base paper, and then pressed with a honed Scovato texture to create an authentic, sand-like textured laminate.

The final product is a gorgeous laminate surface ideal for any setting.

See more from the SurfaceSet® 2020 Collection at Formica.com/lookbook.

Photos courtesy of Formica Corporation, except where noted.

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[architectnews]

Ten striking fireplaces at the heart of the home

As winter is approaching in the northern hemisphere, for our latest lookbook we have rounded up ten unusual fireplaces that add both visual interest and warmth to their surroundings.

Included in the roundup is a fireplace that doubles as a staircase, a fireplace that took its design cues from a Venetian tomb and a campfire-inspired fireplace within a cave-like home.

This is the latest roundup in our Dezeen Lookbook series providing visual inspiration for the home. Previous articles in the series showcased domestic gyms, cross-laminated interiors, exposed brickwork and hotels with a bohemian feel.

The Author's House, Denmark, by Sleth

The Author's House is a copper-clad writer's cabin located on the outskirts of Aarhus in Denmark. The cabin was designed to function as a workspace for the client and takes advantage of its natural forested setting.

At the centre of the cabin, a colourful fireplace starkly contrasts against the interior's natural material and colour palette. The breast of the chimney was painted a deep blue, making it the focal point of the space.

Read more about The Author's House on Dezeen ›

Casa Malalcahuello, Chile, by GAAA

This red-roofed gabled structure by GAAA is perched on a mountainous slope and features a timber interior with a largely open-plan arrangement set over a number of levels.

A large conical-shaped chimney, part clad in stone, extends from the ground floor to the timber-lined, gabled roof. Seating was arranged around the conical fireplace to create a cosy setting.

Read more about Casa Malalcahuell on Dezeen ›

Lake Cottage, Canada, by UUfie

Canadian architecture studio UUfie added an extension to this woodland home beside the Kawartha Lakes in Ontario that features a mirrored entrance and charred cedar walls.

A fireplace occupies the rear wall of the living room and is framed by a cut-out that mimics the form of the pitched roof and ceiling. An opening between the fireplace and the cedar wall was filled with chopped wood.

Read more about Lake Cottage on Dezeen ›

Penthouse BV, Belgium, by Adjo Studio

Cherry wood veneer clads the walls of this penthouse apartment in Hasselt by Belgium-based Adjo Studio. Spaces within the apartment are zoned by partitions and furniture to form a broken-plan layout.

A mid-century modern-style fireplace was used to divide the space between the living room and library. Cherry wood veneer lines the breast of the chimney to match the walls, while the firebox is located within a stone base.

Read more about Penthouse BV on Dezeen ›

O12, Germany, by Philipp von Matt

A triangular fireplace with a circular hearth centres the living room of this artist's residence in Berlin by German architect Philipp von Matt.

The residence was designed to be a hybrid of art and architecture, and its unusual fireplace was informed by classical architecture. It was designed to mimic the Pyramid of Cestius in Rome, as well as the tomb of sculptor Antonio Canova in Venice.

Read more about PO12 on Dezeen ›

Ski Lodge, Canada, by DKA Architects and Kl.tz Design

DKA Architects and interior design studio Kl.tz Design collaborated to build this ski chalet in Val Saint-Côme. The home was designed with an open-plan living arrangement, marked by a kitchen and a large fireplace at either end of the home.

The woodburning fireplace is the focal point of the home and takes shape as a black concrete volume with a cut-out in its side that is used to store chopped wood.

Read more about Ski Lodge on Dezeen ›

Fairhaven Beach House, Australia, by John Wardle

This angular home by Australian architect John Wardle is a three-storey beach residence overlooking the nearby ocean.

Fairhaven Beach House has folding wooden interiors that are flanked by floor-to-ceiling windows. A large industrial-style wood-burning fireplace at the centre of its living area warms the home and gives the interior a rustic feel.

Read more about Fairhaven Beach House on Dezeen ›

Timber Cabin, Norway, by Atelier Oslo

Atelier Oslo created a curving, cave-like aesthetic throughout the interior of this cabin that has been clad in basalt and sits next to a Norwegian lake.

A black fluted fireplace was placed on a raised platform at the centre of the home and is surrounded by curving, amorphous walls. The fireplace was built within a slab of hexagonal marble and encased by glass to simulate the look of a campfire.

Read more about Timber Cabin on Dezeen ›

The Pavilion House, Switzerland, by Gus Wüstemann

Concrete and timber were used for the interior of this home in the village of Buchberg by designer Gus Wüstemann, who chose the materials to reference the barns surrounding the house.

The living area was blanketed in raw concrete and features a built-in fireplace in the corner beside full-height windows. The concrete fireplace extends out beneath the glazing to form a window seat.

Read more about The Pavilion House on Dezeen ›

Ancient Party Barn, UK, by Liddicoat & Goldhill

Liddicoat & Goldhill transformed a collection of derelict 18th-century buildings in Kent into a home that highlights and preserves the structure's rich history.

In the main living space, a large tapering brick chimney is host to both a fireplace and steel spiral staircase. The fireplace opens onto the seating area, while steps wind around the chimney flue up to a mezzanine level that houses a bedroom and bathroom.

Read more about Ancient Party Barn on Dezeen ›

This is the latest in our series of lookbooks providing curated visual inspiration from Dezeen's image archive. For more inspiration see previous lookbooks showcasing home gyms, marble bathrooms, smart storage solutions and home libraries.

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