Owner: Mr. A

Royal Grande

Batam - Indonesia

Effortless elegance is so very French. Whether they’re dressing themselves up or decorating their homes, the French have an innate ability to create an intoxicating mix of finesse and flamboyance with ease.

French interior design styles deftly combine the old with the new, stay true to established décor principles and still inject a healthy dose of the homeowner’s personality into the space.

French design is bold, sophisticated and chic. But it is also quirky and personal. No two French homes you visit will ever seem or feel alike. A confident design vision is key to pulling off such original flair.

At first glance, it might appear there are no rules when it comes to employing French interior design ideas. That isn’t quite the case. There are some dos and don’ts. For instance:

• Do use simple, natural fabrics like linen, cotton, and cheesecloth.
• Don’t go overboard with frills, ruffles, tassels, fringes, and floral fabrics.
• Do leave a wall completely bare if you can.
• Don’t surround that beautiful Louis XV chair with more of the same. Make it stand out by pairing it with something completely contrasting, like a modern or minimalist piece of furniture.
• Do be bold and unconventional. Pair baroque curves with clean, modern lines.
• Don’t shy away from introducing one spectacular element like an extravagantly colored objet d’art, a large-scale work of art on a wall or an oversize piece of furniture to up the wow factor.
• Do look upwards. Remember the ceiling and plan to make it more interesting. The French go beyond just flat, white paint on the ceiling.
• Don’t hold yourself back when decorating the bedroom. A French interior design bedroom makes for a classy retreat that’s a pleasure to retire to at the end of a stressful day.
• Do add something gilded or shiny to the décor.

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Modern Classic Design

Owner: Mr. A
Royal Grande

Batam - Interior design






The interior is the French word (in-térieur) is translated as an internal view — design, decoration of internal space of a building or car, etc. Architectural and artistic approach that provides a person with aesthetic perception and comfortable living conditions.

The modern classic interior design conceptrepresents a way of unlimited human imagination, ideas and psychological attitudes that are implemented in life. When creating modern classic interior design concept, a person subordinates the surrounding space under his spiritual and intellectual concept.

Thus, with the help of the interior, a person satisfies and fills his aesthetic needs, passing each surrounding element characteristic value.

In short, the modern classic interior design concept is a mirror of the soul, telling about the inner world of a person and his creative abilities. The style of the interior should be is chosen in respect with personnel interests and preferences, or you can create an interior with the participation of several styles, such a design in the interior is called a mixed style.

The basic rule – the consistency of objects, a harmonious combination of the environment.

Modern trends in interior design are often controversial: on the one hand, most spaces are fully equipped with the latest household appliances, on the other, interior are tend to nature, containing natural plant elements and minimum in details and things.

Before you build a house or start renovating an apartment, you have to decide of what interior your house should be. The choice of finishing materials, layout of the rooms, the choice of furniture and decor will depend on this decision.

There are three important components of modern classic interior design concept:
Construction basis (design of walls, floor, ceiling);
Subject fullness (furniture, household appliances);
Functionality and psychological atmosphere.

There is a wide variety of styles used in interior design: classic, antique, romantic, Arabic, high-tech, Japanese and many others. They can be combined into three groups: modern, ethnic, historical. Some of them successfully can be mixed with each other. Even a person with modest income can afford to decorate his home in a style close to his spirit.

Specialist-designer can perform this work professionally, taking into account all the wishes.

He will develop several alternative projects, and after discussions and improvements will realize the “project of dream” for the customer.

Usually home or apartments are decorated in one style, but you can also choose different styles for individual rooms, taking into account their functional features.

The most important thing is that the design has an idea. Developed imagination, good taste and sense of proportion are very important in creating the image of the house, because the interior design is a real art!

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Small Room

Small Room 

 

Owner: Mrs. F

Sukajadi
Batam - Indonesia

Calling all small space dwellers! Big city apartments, vintage home layouts, and modern space downsizing all call for design that expands the possibilities of small. If you need a bedroom makeover but don’t think you have enough bedroom to work with, you’re in the right place. We’ve got some lovely small bedroom ideas to prove small spaces can be stylish.

While modern and luxurious design ideas often tell you that you need to have a sitting area, small office, or a king size bed in your bedroom, don’t forget that a bedroom’s main function is to be a place to rest and recharge. And you don’t much to create a beautiful space to do so.

In fact, your small bedroom may be a blessing for a better night’s sleep. The American Sleep Association recommends keeping stimulating activities out of the bedroom. They warn that distractions like TV, internet, and work can disrupt your sleep patterns. So, the less there is to do in your bedroom, the more sleep you set yourself up for. How’s that for smart design?

Here are ten small bedroom ideas and tips to help you create a bedroom space that may be small in square footage, but is big in style.

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Simply Design Concept

Owner: Mrs. Vv
Batam - Indonesia



Small space design can be the bane of any flat-dweller's or home owner's life, but they can also be a blessing in design disguise. Awkward, small room ideas are often a catalyst for change, forcing you to 

a) clear the clutter and 

b) come up with clever small room ideas and nifty storage solutions you may never have thought of otherwise. 

From small living rooms ideas and small dining rooms, to small bedrooms, small bathrooms, small kitchens, hallway ideas and kids' rooms, or even just small space storage solutions.

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Modern Classic

Modern Classic

Owner Mr. E

Batam - Indonesia


Modern, industrial, shabby chic….and the list goes on. A significant challenge many of our clients face is a lack of understanding or vocabulary to describe and define their personal interior design style. With an abundance of unique design styles, it can be daunting to decipher which style will work best for you. Some also enjoy combining elements of several styles to create their ideal look.

A great starting point for an interior design project is to learn a bit about each of the styles and how they differ from one another.

Modern design employs a sense of simplicity in every element, including furniture. A word that’s commonly used to describe modern style is sleek, and there is not a lot of clutter or accessories involved with a modern style.

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Contempo Design

CONTEMPORER DESIGN

Owner Mr. E 
Location: Mitra Raya
Batam - Indonesia


Many people think modern and contemporary design are the same. But there’s a world of difference. They may be synonyms when describing many things, but in design, modern vs. contemporary are quite different.

Contemporary design often sticks to a stricter palate of black, white and grey. If color is added, the color is often the pure, saturated tone like true red, indigo or orange. Modern design colors have an earthier hue and feature shades like rust, turquoise, brown and olive greens

Contemporary design interiors like this living room feature straighter, more austere lines, while modern tends to incorporate more curves.

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