Collection Luxury Interior Design Mikymar Yacth

This elegant combination of colours is further enhanced by square-shaped items of furniture made of teak panels positioned respectively at the beginning of the sofa along the starboard bulwark and at the end of the sofa on the opposite bulwark.The flybridge, a very large and comfortable living area completely in teak with a transparent rectangular surface looking towards the main deck, is dedicated to life in the open air. Living room features two long C-shaped sofas, positioned facing one other, with dark contrasting bases and snow-white cushions.

Mikymar Yacth Bedroom Design

The smart use of light is a significant design choice based on creating no direct light source aboard, with modern furnishing elements to produce a very cool lighting design. This World Yachts Trophies Award winner, a Mikymar Yacth has an interior design made in collaboration with the Salvagni Architects of Rome. This Canados motor Yacth interior has been designed to be flexible, provide transparent walls and sliding electrical doors dividing up the areas without creating closed and completely separate environments.

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Luxury Yacth Bedroom Design

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Orange Cinemas by Robert Majkut architects

On request of Orange Sky Golden Harvest Entertainment Group – a legendary Asian cinema company - Robert Majkut created the project of Orange Cinemas in Beijing. Official opening of the cinema will take place on 28th March 2011.
Golden Harvest, being the power of Asian film industry, produced more than 600 films, and promoted two legends of action movies - Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan.
Leading Asian cinema operator, Golden Harvest, is the owner of cinema chain of 28 multiplexes and 223 auditoriums. Over last few years Golden Harvest expanded its activities into Chinese and Taiwanese market, being the greatest cinema operator in Taiwan and Singapore.

Robert Majkut was invited to create the project for Orange Cinemas in Pacific Department Store in Beijing. Investors decided to choose Robert Majkut on the basis of his previous projects, especially Multikino Golden Terraces in Warsaw.
The process of creating such places is a great challenge. It is a creation of a total concept, which need to fulfil many requirements of future receivers, and encompass all aspects of the image and way of acting.
We created probably the most exclusive cinema in China.
Our project included some key elements like colour, form, kind of 'energy' shaped by the atmosphere, and multimedia solutions which were extremely important issue.
Black symbolises the murk from which the light appears - the essence of the cinema and its magic. Orange is a colour of a sunset, a symbol of an evening time for pleasant leisure and social meetings. Pink is the colour of fun and carefree happiness. These three colours and their meaning constitute the basis of this place.
Next element - form - is being realized in two ways. Through the shape of the sign between the rectangular screen and the shape of traditional Chinese lantern. It is a symbol of light and setting, held in one meaning, forming the magic of the cinema.
The second idea of form is smoothness of lines referring to the human body movements and traditional film tape which moves softly in the projector.
Multimedia are the third equally important element. Huge screens shape the pace and atmosphere of the interior. Films which are displayed in the cinema emphasize the smoothness and illusionary character of the cinema world.
All these elements create spectacular, and modern interior. Dark and black walls, colourful furniture, atmosphere of a living scenes, modern forms, softness of shapes... Our task was to create the most unique place in Beijing. I hope that we succeeded.

Project Description
Orange Cinemas interiors consist of Piano Bar zone, private VIP-rooms, Cigar Club, and three luxurious cameral auditoriums: Black Room, Orange Garden and Pink Sky. Lobby is a unique cameral club space with the collection of the latest works of art.
Robert Majkut, with his great experience, has created unique cinema interiors for many years. Also this project has a unique character. The designer tells a story about moving, turning forms, movement, sun, impressions, and illusion of the cinema. All these elements are expressed by colours, textures, and light. The space is created thanks to variable light of big screens, sounds from Piano Bar, and the intense play of colours.
Logo, inspired by manually painted Chinese symbols, was the basis for design of Orange Cinemas interior. The shape of the bar, carpeting patterns, shapes of door and table holders, openwork curtains, quilts, and wall patterns are the transformation of the sign form.
Smooth surfaces are the continuous game of escaping and overlapping colourful spots - starting with orange, through pink and dark chocolate hues, to dominating black. Big contrasts are on the one hand a background for multimedia performances, but on the other hand they are a perfect place for intimate meetings in the middle of the film scenes.
All furnishing elements - sofas, tables, bar stools and lighting - were individually designed by Robert Majkut. All is kept in consequent black, orange and pink colouring.
Material used in the concept are shiny stone, mahogany veneer, silk wallpapers, wool carpeting, leather, felt, and polished steel.
Total surface of the cinema constitutes 1000 sq meters. 3 auditoriums, of 30 seats each, are adjusted for 200 guests.

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Tiny Apartment With 25,000 Ping Pong Balls On Its Walls

This apartment placed in 90 square feet in Brooklyn is designed Snarkitecture Daniel Arsham. This private retreat and is part of a larger work space 2500 square feet for cooperation. It is very minimalist and monochrome still very unusual. Her wall hangings made his feature. They are covered with 25,000 ping pong balls. Thank you for these large screens that fade from gray to white grainy. Since the apartment is one of the offices of the company, he only sleeping, dressing, storage and study areas.

The apartment was built in two months for less than $ 100 per square foot. Thats $ 50 cheaper than the average of the attic in this area.

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Colorful Apartment Design With Interior In Organized Chaos

Manu large manufacturers of furniture and home accessories create clubs for regular customers. Members of such clubs usually have some privileges in various promotions and events. Ikea Family is one of those clubs. Here is an apartment designed by one of the members of this club filled with different stuff from IKEA stores. It belongs to an artist, Gitte, who used a lot of paint to change the look of ordinary objects. She likes to try new things so there is some chaos in the apartment. In the same time everything is organized thanks to different storage systems. If you want to make your living space more fun and happy you definitely have some things to learn from Gitte’s apartment.

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Monochrome Duplex Apartment With Complex Interior Geometry

Monochrome duplex apartments of about 280m ² with a large terrace designed by Paris-based studio architecture Architecture Pascal Grasso. It lies at the heart of Paris and is equipped with a complex wall geometry. There are many boxes plaster on walls and floors. Some of them are just decorative elements while some other hidden functions such as lighting, air conditioning system, sound and ventilation. Even some of the furniture object consists of the box. Thanks to their living space looks dynamic and highly unusual.

Lightning system, hidden behind the boxes, providing a spread, indirect light and scalable.

Pascal Grasso

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Small Space Living Design Inspiration

We have a thing for small spaces. It features a small space solutions for the home (remember the 344 & 480 sqft who sqft?) Which can hardly boast of any field to play with, we are back again with a new jewel of Portugal’s 474 sqft spacious place to use the maximum. Designed by architect Consexto, this house (titled Houses Closet) was chosen as one of the winners of the Daily Arch Building of the Year in 2010.

Architect’s note:

The Closet house rises from the need to transform 44m2 in a house thoroughly useful and livable. Has five spaces, two of them completely flexible and transformable by result of a displacement of a cabinet/wall, in wood with natural finish, that grants spaces from the living and room areas different sizes and uses. Likewise, all the associated automation technology makes possible that joint space, framed in various activities and daily routines. On one hand, the cabinet/wall serves as bedroom wardrobe, on the other side rises an extendable dining table, a mini bar and an integrated home cinema. However, there is a passage whenever the living area become greatest, be able to access to a higher niche where the bed is. This option allowed a whole perimeter area gain for storage and placement of a built-in LCD.

The profitability of space coupled with technology was the dominant concern throughout the project; the kitchen and toilet equipped with cabinets that blend and automatically glide into the wall, mirrors with monitored exhaustion, ideal for small wetlands and no natural ventilation. All electronic devices, as well as natural and artificial lighting, are fully controlled by a home automation system applied. Energy efficiency guarantee was one of the main concerns.

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