The appearance of the showroom is very important, because, that is the first sight for people and they can choose to enter or leave it. That is why some the owner showroom pay the designers to design they showroom. But maybe it is not easy job for the designer. because, the designs have to represent to the showroom’s idea and the products of that place.

ALV showroom in Italy used Fabio Novembre to design this showroom. And the result is amazing. The designer is success to create the unique showroom. The form of this showroom is like a big foam with holes around it. The white color of the material, make it bright and look contrast among other showrooms. inside showroom, white is dominant with bright lighting which make the room so amazing. The holes of this place, have two advantage. First is making this place look opened for all people. Second is it can be a place to put the products. It makes the casual and relax look of this showroom. But, the designer also give the luxurious look in the fitting room and owner room. These rooms are in pink completed by the sophisticated lamps which make it more chic. Moreover, there are unique pink chairs in owner room. As a whole, this showroom is great.

This shop has concept “transparency and illusion”. it brings the customer’s mind in between interior and exterior. A random and organic set of arches inspired by Thomas Heatherwick’s sculptural works merge to form a cave like enclosure from within the confines of the rectilinear shell. Providing intimacy and protection from the elevated & wind blown Docklands promenade the organic arches intend to shift the visitor inwards toward the end of the awkward ‘L ‘shaped plan & at the same time provide merchandising benches, walls and ceiling. The store presents its brand and hero through the use of strong architectural form and resourceful use of material. Matt Gibson painted the background walls in a simple black gloss achieving a seeming infinity of depth. Materials combine rudimentary against slick, satin against glossy & provide an honestly & warmth carefully chosen so as not to overpower the product.

Passionate about wood, design, research and innovation, the Italian company strives to push the envelope when it comes to creating and producing wood wall tiles. At QuadroLegno, wood is king – and their Elite wood wall tiles are a very impressive member of that royal family. The Elite tiles demonstrate this well. The designs for the three lines in the collection, Elite Charme, Elite Graphic and Elite Presige, are highly original and quite unique. The Charme line emphasizes the raw natural beauty of the grain of wood being used. The Graphic line uses engraved designs in high or bas-relief to create interesting tiles for a dramatic effect. The Prestige line is about walnut burl or crotch parquets, available in centered or irregular versions, with an almost marble appearance that boast a classical and timeless glamour.

The fireplace is contained inside a glass enclosure, tempting any viewer to linger and stare at its beauty. These beautiful Glass Fireplaces were design by Bloch-Design. Stylish and contemporary, the Glass Fireplace comes in a triangular or rectangular shape, with the option of clear or smokey glass. Now, we can allow this life-giving elemental power into our homes, but in a totally stylish, contemporary and family-friendly way.

Nothing beats the warmth and coziness of a cast iron wood stove, and we’ve got our eye on the small, modern F 163 by Jotul. The size and shape allow it to be placed in a corner or flat on a wall. As a result, even if you have limited space, this stove is sure to find its place so that you need not be denied the joy and friendliness of an indoor flame. Designed with a special glass (that won’t accumulate soot!) on the front and sides, the flames of the fire can be enjoyed from all angles. It even comes with a splendid soapstone top if desired – which not only looks great, but helps to distribute heat more evenly.

Designed by bluarch architecture + interiors + lighting, Interior Design Omonia Bakery is located in New York City. The main feature of the 1,000SF interior space is a fluid surface [clad with ¼” chocolate brown Bisazza tiles] which covers the ceiling and the side walls to different heights. This surface warps in bubbles and negotiates a system of 6-inch tubular incandescent light bulbs and an arrangement of red cedar wood spheres. The epoxy flooring continues to the walls via filleted corners. A shelf and LED strips navigate the transition with the chocolate surface.

The kitchen is exhibited to the public, as it sits simply within a tempered glass box Therefore, the exquisite level of craftsmanship of the project [with its unforgiving alignments and complex details] is paralleled with the refined artisanship of Omonia’s pastries.

A round sofa with a table, a bed, a kitchen with on oven, sink and table, a bathtub or a shower with phytoterapy, a study or a home theater. This is a special space for a person and you can put inside anything you like. Architect Paolo Maldotti created this project NU-OVO for Tisettanta. ‘Uovo’ means ‘egg’ in Italian, so this ‘egg’ is divided into 8 segments, 6 of them are fixed and 2 are mobile. All the pieces are on the metal bases which are fixed on the floor with 8 legs. The structure is made of veneer finished with wax so you can use them inside and outside.

The HI-Matic Hotele in Paris, designed by Matali Crasset, greets the travellers with a colourful mix of bold design and eco-friendly service. Each of the 42 rooms of the hotel offer a discrete and functional space that cares for any need: “the room in HIMATIC uses the codes of a cabana: functional yet fun, triggering childhood memories. The platform bed with a shape memory mattress is in the centre of the room to maximize its space using it as a large sofa during the day and in the evening enjoying a good night’s sleep.”

Besides being fully automated, the hotel located in the Bastille area is also environmentally friendly. The facade is covered in mineral organic paint, the restaurant menu includes only organic products, they only use recycled paper and recycle waste, by use ecological cleaning products and even the staff’s t-shirts are made out of organic cotton.

Using such cheap materials for this unique work is an amazing variant for those people who can’t afford spending much money on the office. Advertising company Nothing aimed at creating an office with a very small budget. They addressed designer Joost van Bleiswijk who created a very unusual office of cardboard. This office was made without glue or nails. Designers filled the office space with cardboard – tables, chairs, stairs and even rooms are made of it. All the parts are very stable but if you damage something, you can easily change this part. An amazing office for those who don’t want to spend much on the work places but want a beautiful and modern office.