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En la actualidad, todo aquel que se decide a renovar su cocina inevitablemente se ve obligado a plantearse qué tipo de ambiente desea crear, dudando entre las dos tendencias más celebradas de los últimos años: la calidez de una cocina a la antigua usanza o el pragmatismo del estilo contemporaneo. Por suerte, entre ambos polos existe toda una gama de matices que nos ayudaran a dejar nuestra impronta en el conjunto final.

Este libro pretende aportar soluciones a los problemas de espacio con una selección de apartamentos, casas unifamiliares, lofts... de superficie reducida, pero estratégicamente diseñados para ofrecer ambientes amplios en un area inferior a 100 metros cuadrados. Las viviendas presentadas han sido escogidas porque aportan soluciones practicas a problemas derivados de la falta de espacio, por ejemplo el diseño de tabiques con ruedas que permiten distribuir el espacio de distintas maneras, la colocacion de mesas plegables, la utilizacion de la dimension vertical para ubicar altillos, el aprovechamiento de rincones para estanterias y armarios... y un sinfin de tacticas utiles y funcionales que se recogen a lo largo de esta sucesion de proyectos.

Existen pocas construcciones que ilustren mejor la cultura del ocio y la satisfacción que la piscina. Aunque en algunas ocasiones su función pueda tener un carácter religioso, paisajístico o deportivo, resulta dificil desvincular la imagen de una piscina de las horas indolentes transcurridas en bañador al calor de un sol generoso con la unica preocupacion de acabar el coctel antes de que se disuelvan los cubitos de hielo. Ciertamente, la incorporacion de la piscina a la vivienda privada supone un aumento incuestionable de la calidad de vida no solo por sus ventajas intrinsecas sino tambien porque implica la existencia de un jardin, un clima benigno y la posibilidad desarrollar vida al aire libre.

A far cry from the calm simplicity of Scandinavian interiors or bare-room minimalism, now there is a bold alternative: the motto is "more is more" and ''individuality'' the key word.From highly-decorated interiors that are jam-packed with fabulous objects, to cool and cultivated apartments that are wonderfully unkempt, design writer Claire Bingham takes a tour around the world''s most exciting, free-spirited abodes where the interiors dazzle and half-measures aren''t allowed. Filled with prints, patterns, and curios, these homes will undoubtedly inspire readers to unleash their creativity. Celebrating the ornate, wild, and whimsical, this beautifully-illustrated book includes loads of great decorating advice and ideas to steal.

Libro ilustrado de arquitectura y decoración de estilo vintage

Cool, creative, and not afraid to buck convention, Amsterdam makes the hearts of architecture and design lovers beat a little faster. You'll find furniture that is refreshingly different, yet still functional; hotels where creative minds feel at home; restaurants that are a joy for both the eye and the palate; and museums and concept stores around every corner. Good design is in the genes of the capital city of the Netherlands, visible almost everywhere you lookin part, thanks to pioneers like Marcel Wanders, Piet Boon, and the Droog Design Collective. So it's no surprise that MENDO ("the coolest bookstore for visual beauty") chose to make its home in Amsterdam. We worked with interior design insiders to bring you Living in Style Amsterdam, the latest volume in the series of the same name, and share the dare-to-be-different Dutch design mentality. Selected private apartments, carefully restored 17th-century canal houses, and extravagant high-design hotels and penthouses all opened their doors to us. And what lies behind them? Innovative living spaces and furnishing concepts freed from transitory trends and the talented visionaries who created them. Meet internationally-recognized icons and discover talented newcomers to the Dutch design and architecture scene like Joyce Urbanus, Dax Roll, and James van der Velde. Living in Style Amsterdam is a timelessly beautiful photo book that will provide a wide range of ideas for every design lover and whet your appetite for your next trip to this inspiring city!

Los contenidos de este manual se corresponden a la (UF0047) - Decoración y ambientación en habitaciones y zonas comunes en alojamientos, del módulo (MF1068_3) - Control de procesos en pisos del certificado de profesionalidad (HOTA0208)-Gestion de pisos y limpieza en alojamientos.Los contenidos de este manual se corresponden a la (UF0047) - Decoración y ambientación en habitaciones y zonas comunes en alojamientos, del módulo (MF1068_3) - Control de procesos en pisos del certificado de profesionalidad (HOTA0208)-Gestion de pisos y limpieza en alojamientos.

There is no other European capital where your home is (literally) as dear a possession as it is in London, a place where your postal code can be a powerful calling card. Anyone who has ever strolled through the city's various neighborhoods, passed its modern skyscrapers, and entered into one of the many Georgian or Victorian buildings, has probably experienced a great curiosity, if not envy, about residing in this genteel and historical, yet thoroughly modern metropolis. Examples of breathtaking design abound in Living in Style London, as readers will see how London interior designers and architects create residences perfectly tailored to the people who live there, while making optimal use of the available space. Photographer Andreas von Einsiedel and author Karin Graabaek Helledie, both residents of London, escort us on a trip through the imposing residential landscape of this storied British city, a place as diverse and varied as its homeowners. Renovated industry lofts, carefully restored row houses with light-flooded bay windows, or glass oases with spectacular views of the Thames are presented with informative accompanying texts, showing off the most impressively beautiful homes found in the English capital