Natural Wall and Flooring - Refin Tiles Collection from Italia

Refin natural wall and flooring collection has come to make your modern home interior looks beauty in nature. Refin is an Italian manufacture of ceramic floor tiles with delicate designs. They offer the collection in 3 main theme. They are modern, classic and naturalistic style tiles, each section deliver their unique characteristic and hosts a ton of inspirational ways in which tiles are laid out. Please check them at these photos below.

Here, you will find interior design that applying Refin tiles from bathroom interior to beautiful hallway design, enrich terrace design, kitchen, living room even café interior design. Terin has several collection that very ideal for those who love natural touches. For example create beautiful hallway enriched with natural stone and inner planter like exotic palm.

Swedish Libri Bookshelf by Michael Bihain

When reading books is one of your hobbies, having a great place to store your books and arrange it well at your home library or living room space could be an interesting thing to do thanks to this Swedish Libri Bookshelf furniture inspiration from Michael Bihain.

The focal point of this modern minimalist bookshelf is slim and can fit almost all size of books and even you can put a vase to it. This Swedish bookshelf has a width of 38, height of 227 and dept at almost 30. Made out of Ash wood finished in white or black lacquered.

This minimalist bookshelf has adjustable legs which can be adjusted. Simple yet it’s provocative to buy such a great minimalist bookcases designed by Michael Bihain.
Via: Libri Bookshelf
Designer: Michael Bihain

Topline Office Interior by HEAD Architecture and Design

HEAD Architecture and Design is a
Hong Kong based architects firms who have designed this modern office interior for a footwear manufacturer in Dongguan, China, Topline. The architect has created a remodeled entrance and waiting area for this Topline office interior.

The Corporate colours and large promotional images were used to add colour and clarity to spaces. Departments were rationalized and a new boardroom with greatly increased seating capacity added. The refectory – the social centre for the staff – was given vivid graphics and lighting, along with the provision of table football and other games for recreational use.