Artistic and colorful, the mosaic or tile offers many options to decorate your bathroom’s interior or just your shower. Mosaic is not just limited to creating an ancient Rome-type look. Today, we are rediscovering all the possibilities these small regular or irregular tiles offer to bring elegance into the home decor. 

Initially, mosaics represented decorative art, using broken glass, different stones, enamels, ceramics, and putty or cement to reconstruct a pattern or decoration.

But today, they are being used in a more contemporary style, and without a doubt, mosaic is a timeless material that will be perfect on the walls or floor.

Through this technical drawing, we could have a more concrete perception of the interior spaces of this house. All divisions are oriented around a central hall and are connected with the house’s living space. The exterior porch, which we previously noted, also plays a vital role as it has direct access to most of the interior rooms of the house.

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This is a renovation that will end up being inevitable, whether due to the style or the state of conservation. But don’t think you need to buy a toilet to go with the sink! In fact, these types of solutions are quite out of fashion.

Replacing the toilet, or plumbing, could be the driving force to start renovating old bathrooms, so if it’s time for this element that is so fundamental to our well-being, don’t be hasty. Choose very carefully, based on aesthetics, but also based on your comfort and anatomy. There are free-standing toilets (with a base connected to the floor) and wall-hung toilets at your disposal, which give a super modern look to the environment, as well as being less imposing in a small space. See images and visit speciality stores to find the perfect model that fits your budget.

Know that a new, modern design, free-standing toilet with a tank, of good quality, will cost you over 12591 Rupees. A wall-hung toilet will cost a little more, around 17987 Rupees. And don’t forget to hire a plumber! Amateur work generally gives bad results, with water leaks and infiltrations that no one wants.

This house with large spaces also has cosy corners where tenants can work, disconnecting from the world. This is the case in this office where wood is present in both the floor and the furniture, creating a rustic, warm and welcoming area. Organization is essential in a space like this and, therefore, there are several built-in shelves. Last, but not least, there is the fireplace that leads into the room as an avant-garde element that takes centre stage in the decoration.

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Having excellent sound equipment in your new home is an invaluable gift, and that’s exactly what these speakers offer: they have aptx and Bluetooth 5.0 technologies, which provide wireless, lossless sound at a distance of up to 10 meters.

The Marshall Bluetooth application and the analogue controls on the speaker’s top panel are two options for controlling sound.

We begin our guided tour with a general view of the house, which, as you can see, includes a space to park two cars. The landscape welcomes this beautiful house, which, in turn, is in dialogue with it through large glazed surfaces. As you can see, the land has not yet been planted, but the house will stand out even more when a lawn frames it.

When it comes to building the perfect family home, height isn’t everything, meaning the house doesn’t always need two levels. Single-storey houses are equally charming as well as functional. The fact that they only have one floor makes them easier to clean and is ideal for families with older people or those with reduced mobility. With creativity and a good project, single-storey houses can satisfy the spatial needs of any family, as we show you in the following projects.

homify note: The houses in the image were designed by a Polish architectural firm, the plans serving as inspiration for you. You should, however, contact a local architect to carry out your project.

We start by clarifying the more technical aspects of the melamine case, since the media treats its users like idiots, creating confusing ideas in the minds of those who are considering this material for their home.

First of all, we need to make a warning: many people confuse melamine with melanin (the skin pigment that makes us tan), but they have nothing to do with it—the subject of this article is melamine, with m, and it has nothing to do with it. to do with skin color.

Melamine (or cyanuramide) is a highly nitrogenous heterocyclic molecule obtained industrially by various chemical reactions from urea. Scientific verbiage aside, this material is used to produce various thermosetting resins, called melamine resins or melamine formaldehyde. This material is used to produce many objects, such as plates, bowls, sound-absorbing panels, wooden plates and many other non-recyclable things, so in environmental terms it is also a little frowned upon.

Are you thinking about building a modular home? So, you must consider the advantages and disadvantages.

Here are the main advantages:

Quick construction: one of the reasons why people delay building a house is the time and inconvenience this process causes. Modular houses, being built in a factory and assembled on site, are ready quickly and do not depend on weather conditions. Furthermore, while the parts are being manufactured, professionals can prepare the ground.

Ecological: whoever produces these houses calculates exactly the material needed for each part, which prevents waste. Furthermore, when a traditional house is built, a lot of waste is always generated on the construction site, which does not happen in this case because it is a less invasive construction. It is also worth highlighting that these modern constructions include installations that reduce energy consumption (solar panels, rainwater harvesting systems, etc.) and are made with materials that can later be recycled.

They are flexible: the houses can be easily extended sideways and upwards and the modules can be positioned in different ways. They are extremely flexible and serve the interests of the owners as time passes and circumstances change.

Cheaper: the reasons mentioned above and the need for less labor mean that the construction costs associated with modular homes are, in general, lower.

Quality: these houses must follow local building rules and codes and the quality of the modules is inspected and certified by independent entities. Note that the modules have to be transported and, as such, they need to be resistant to withstand the journey and then be assembled. Modular homes generally have excellent thermal insulation and excellent energy performance.