By Perfect Blue Go To PostIt takes a special type of person to be able to handle this range in weather change, going from -30 to +30 is not for everyone. I suspect I have another 10 years of putting up with this before I figure out a 6 month in Canada / 6 month in somewhere warm - I have to.
Our weather really is nuts. -30 in the winter to +30 and above in the summer. With high humidity.
On topic, I'm seeing a lot of homes being renovated using black panelling on the exterior (I don't know what the exact name/term is). In the past going full brick was the way to go, but more and more the black panels are what's being put - I suspect they're cost effective and they look super nice.
Here is an example:
I'm also seeing a comback in the use of concrete (in place of the black panels above) being used instead of bricks all around to cover the exterior. It's so damn nice.
I love design.
Don't necessarily love the black outside paneling but otherwise the interior and layout is
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/432-NW-Royal-Blvd-Portland-OR-97210/119266140_zpid
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https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/432-NW-Royal-Blvd-Portland-OR-97210/119266140_zpid
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Wow that looks way better than the shit you can get here for that prices which is like only ugly ass McMansions.
Feel like a house bigger than a certain size just starts looking grotesque in some form no matter what.
By Daz Go To PostWhats this obsession with having no actual walls?Calm down Donald
By Daz Go To PostWhats this obsession with having no actual walls?I mostly agree with it however I too need my kitchen to be sequestered within walls.
I just feel like nearly every part of a home should feel like its own thing, your living room, bedrooms, lounge etc should their own distinct space not look like an open plan IKEA show-floor.
By Daz Go To PostI just feel like nearly every part of a home should feel like its own thing, your living room, bedrooms, lounge etc should their own distinct space not look like an open plan IKEA show-floor.Gross.
I think there's happy mediums. I like a kitchen that looks onto a living space and isn't a cubicle unto itself. That can feel pretty claustrophobic. Also prefer homes you can get to rooms via more than one direction. Homes where you just get stuck in the back are weird.
By reilo Go To PostDon't necessarily love the black outside paneling but otherwise the interior and layout isDidn't know they were doing a remake of Clockwork Orange.
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/432-NW-Royal-Blvd-Portland-OR-97210/119266140_zpid
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By Daz Go To PostThe B1M is an excellent channel.Lol it got me to log back in to my old SkyscraperCity account from before 2010. Ever been on that forum?
By Perfect Blue Go To PostI mostly agree with it however I too need my kitchen to be sequestered within walls.
Because entertaining people and enjoying Sunday breakfast is 100x easier with an open floor plan / great room concept.
By Daz Go To PostI just feel like nearly every part of a home should feel like its own thing, your living room, bedrooms, lounge etc should their own distinct space not look like an open plan IKEA show-floor.
Bedrooms, laundry rooms and bathrooms are the only things that really need walls.
Because a lack of walls makes a smaller space feel and perform larger.
By reilo Go To PostGross.
Seriously.
Edit: I actually came to post how frustrating kids are when it comes to my Interior design. My wife and I can make the space nice, but all our furniture is hand me downs or target specials. Kids fuck up furniture. Also kids REALLY fuck uo flat paint on walls
By Fenderputty Go To PostBecause entertaining people and enjoying Sunday breakfast is 100x easier with an open floor plan / great room concept.You do you. I just like my kitchen to be separated.
I'm so addicted to these Architectural Digest vids just to see what rich people have cool houses and which folks just let somebody throw some expensive shit together.
J Balvin's house is so dope
J Balvin's house is so dope
Everything is just bland there. You basically keep running from building to building because it's so fucking hot outside.
https://www.dwell.com/
https://www.dwell.com/
By Daz Go To PostFender wouldn't have this
Though, it seems youre only paying for the views.
Kitchen would be better if one wall was blown out so at least a side was open (sort of like a bar) to the next room. IMO of course. At some point spaces are large enough this doesn’t matter, but that kitchen was super narrow and feltt kinda closed off.
By Apollo Go To PostPerfect place to post on of my favorite twittersWe shouldn't make fun of poor children with little to no means poorly decorating their rooms
https://twitter.com/redditspaces?s=20
By Apollo Go To PostPerfect place to post on of my favorite twittersNothing I've seen on here so far is as bad as the FunkoPop walls
https://twitter.com/redditspaces?s=20
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/09/opinion/ban-cars-manhattan-cities.html?referringSource=articleShare
This is a really good article.
This is a really good article.
By Perfect Blue Go To Posthttps://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/09/opinion/ban-cars-manhattan-cities.html?referringSource=articleShareI'm for it. It's super refreshing being in Europe and walking around in old towns and cars not being allowed through.
This is a really good article.
By reilo Go To PostI'm for it. It's super refreshing being in Europe and walking around in old towns and cars not being allowed through.When I went to the Netherlands, Amsterdam was exactly like that. It was beautiful.
Even parts of Asia do it well with density and bikes everywhere.
Friday lads!
And I had time to take and post some photos (for once).
I definitely need some plants in there (and to not kill them off)
And I had time to take and post some photos (for once).
I definitely need some plants in there (and to not kill them off)
By Veckrot Go To PostThis channel is dedicated to small footprint design and living; featuring award-winning designers and their tiny / micro apartments, studios and self-contained projects.no tv?
