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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Neo Classic "Victorian"

Owner: Mr SC

Location : Jodoh
Batam Indonesia


The neoclassical style is about elegance and sophistication. This style is more modest and muted than the conspicuous display of wealth 

The colors in the neoclassical style are generally mild: cream, gray, blue, yellow and green. Luster black, red, gold and silver are used mainly as patches of color to highlight the overall style. A gentle and pervasive flower theme creates a chic look from floor to ceiling

The furniture in the neoclassical style is simple but symmetrical. Dark wood furniture is typical and rooms are embellished with beautiful ornaments, stone and marble floors, and Persian carpets. The fabrics are luxurious but not ostentatious - damask silk, brocade, linen, and velvet.

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Contemporer "Batik is our heritage"

Owner: Mr. TT

Hotel Boutique Harbour Bay Batam
Batam - Indonesia


“It is so important that the world finally recognize and acknowledge batik as an Indonesian heritage,

Batik has always been and always be Indonesia’s leading heritage. The masterfully painted cloth is known internationally for its unique style and traditional ambiance. Batik is one of Indonesia’s proudest heritages.

Traditional batik has notable meanings with roots in the Javanese conceptualization of the universe. Particular designs are associated with specific religious ceremonies, some are reserved for the Sultan and his family, and certain areas are known for a predominance of specific designs. It might take considerable study to completely understand the different types of batik designs and their origins (there are so many); the colors, patterns, and concepts vary vastly depending on where the batik was produced-but appreciation is most absolutely instant. The best place to get traditional batik textiles is in Central Java, although Bali and any other island in Indonesia has their own distinctive styles, many of which are modern.

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Contemporer "Reflection of Nature"

Owner: Mr. W

Bukit Permata
Batam - Indonesia


There’s something just so peaceful about being in a place like nature. I mean, take a look at the reflection of nature.

Mountains reflected in a pool of water or an overall color palette of browns and greens. Walls, furniture and accent décor made from wood and stone or large windows that allow the landscapes of the outdoors to feel close by. There are many ways to bring nature into a design. This blending of materials with the design creates a serene setting perfect for combination.

Light changes forms throughout the day, and designer changes with the light. This is one of the main
challenges of design. Choosing the light to balance and render the forms of the room is critical to a good lighting. Shadows define form, shadows and light, time of day and angle of the sun all play a role in defining form. Light also changes with the time of year, and time of year is important in telling the story of a design.

Anything natural is cherished in the field of concept. The more natural a piece of design,

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Post Modern Design Concepy "Between Wood and Stone"

Owner: Mr. W

Location: Batam - Indonesia


We live in a period of transition from modernism to postmodernism. Postmodern elements can be traced in architecture, art, and consumer behavior. Postmodernism is a era without a dominant ideology but with a pluralism of styles. Social and technical changes create four dominant postmodern conditions related to fragmentation of markets and experiences, hyper reality of products and services, value realization.

Design Features of Postmodern furniture and accessories are usually expensive, especially when they are vintage originals and of Italian design. Although a room full of radical with furnishings may only appeal to the eccentric client who can afford it, these eclectic accents can still be tastefully incorporated into other design schemes in smaller doses. This revolution of radical form went on to inspire new era.

The concept is the result of a collaboration between the wood and stone are their amazing texture and art which come from our mother of nature.

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Traditional Javanese Concept (Massage and Reflexology)

Massage and Reflexology

Traditional is one of the most popular styles in interior design. But what is it exactly? The word “traditional” can mean something different to every homeowner. Today I’m sharing the characteristics of this favorite aesthetic so you can decide if Traditional Design is the right style for your home.

Javanese Influence

Traditional interior design is inspired by traditional looks. It’s a timeless style that exemplifies culture and natural. Traditional decorating is perfect for those who love antiques, classic art pieces, symmetry and other design elements that are rich with history. Traditional design prides itself on its harmony, order and its friendly charm.

Dark, Rich Colors

If you love dark woods, refined colors and rich tones then this is the style for you! Traditional spaces usually have a neutral paint color on the walls so the room’s colorful furniture, artwork and accent pieces can pop. Red, brown, green and warm jewel tones are popular accent colors in traditional style design. Fusing these bold accent colors with neutral walls creates a warm and inviting space that also feels dignified. Florals, paisleys, damasks, stripes and plaids are also standard traditional décor patterns for accent walls, furniture pieces and drapes.

 Hardwood floors are a staple of this style, and the richer the hue the better! Maple, mahogany, cherry, merbau and walnut are prominent species in traditional spaces.

Elegant Furnishings

Traditional design is all about the finer details. Here you will find a lot of grand touches like candleholders, china, classic lamps and shades, vases, decorative throw pillows, mirrors, sconces, book collections and chandeliers. It’s also common to add a dash of gold and silver to any of these accessories for some natural sophistication.

Owner: Mr. A

Location Batam

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Industrial Concept

Entertainment Room

Baring it all takes a lot of courage, and modern industrial interior design is about exposing all that lies beneath to achieve raw, edgy style. What other styles are at pains to hide, the industrial style design boldly puts on display.Structural elements are turned into showpieces, achieving a look that seems unfinished, yet cohesive and chic, basic features of any industrial look.

Increasingly used to style loft apartments, commercial spaces, and even some modern homes, the industrial home design trend is fast winning converts around the world.

Owner Ms. N

Location : Sunter Jakarta Utara
Indonesia

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Pantry and Bar "Simple and clean"

• Custom designs ensure a solution that works for your life and that maximizes storage space. Shelving, adjustable to your needs, gives you enough space for snacks, sauces, and even baking and cooking equipment. Pullout baskets, bins, and shelves, make it easy to reach items at the very back of your pantry. Special lazy susans and corner units make use of every inch.
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• Wine racks and storage shelves give every wine connoisseur enough space to continue building their collection. Our drawers with soft-close mechanisms give you superior durability so you can enjoy your kitchen pantry system for a lifetime. A combination of open and closed shelving lends a sophisticated and modern take in a kitchen. Glass inserts in your wood units allow for easy visibility of your items. A wide variety of cabinet doors and styles gives you control over the design and appearance of your pantry.

• Drawers and baskets, in various materials to fit your needs, help hold food items without sacrificing style. Finishes in mattes and glosses, and everything in between, allow further customization of your units. Choose hardware that coordinates with your custom pantry design.We know that the details matter. That’s why we walk through every drawer pull, cabinet knob, shelf, and drawer with you during your complimentary design consultation. We won’t rest until you’re completely satisfied with your new pantry cabinets. This is the Closet & Storage Concepts difference.

For more detail please call us at +62 819 9108 2897 or you can visit to our office at Tanjung Pantun Blok T no 1. Sungai Jodoh, Batam - Indonesia

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Master bedroom "Victorian Calm"

The Victorian Concept

During the Industrial Revolution, the middle classes were able to increase their prosperity and for the first time invest in the decor and design of their homes. The period between 1837 and 1901, the reign of Queen Victoria, saw the cheap mass-production of countless household items, making them accessible to people who could never have afforded them before.

They immediately began to emulate the aristocracy and filled their homes to bursting point with accessories, furnishings and fabrics, all designed to showcase their new wealth and status. A bare room was considered to show a lack of taste and so Victorian interiors appeared to be very cluttered compared to modern minimalist ideas. Here we look at ways to bring touches of Victorian nostalgia to your modern home without the need for costly remodeling.

A cluttered room was the order of the day, so accessories, soft furnishings and decorations should be prominently displayed. Ideally, to copy the Victorian design style, every surface should be covered in framed photographs and pictures, china, flowers in vases and souvenirs.

Lace was very popular and would be found on seat backs, tables and on mantelpieces in Victorian period decor. Stained glass is a particularly attractive Victorian feature which creates appeal in a modern home. Victorian furniture itself was extremely ornate although it ranged from heavy to delicate in style.

Button backed chairs, ottomans and chaise-longs are ideal to replicate Victorian furnishings and carved mahogany, walnut or oak furniture was also popular at that time. As well as expensive hand-carved furniture to showcase their newly earned wealth, the Victorians were keen on carved mirrors, picture frames and lamps.

If you are copying this look, aim to purchase the most expensive pieces you can afford – a cheap, mass-produced item will ruin the effect.

Look out for old architectural features that you can buy and incorporate into your rooms. If you don’t have the time to trail around flea markets, simply search online and you will find antique trims, doors and windows that you can use to replace your modern home features and bring an edge of Victoriana to a newer property.

None of the ideas in this article require you to invest the time, energy and money in an extensive remodeling project for your home. However, should you wish to do so, there are many renovations that you could look into that would all bring a more authentic Victorian era interior design look to your property.

Adding dado rails, cornices, wainscoting, paneling and crown molding are all more complicated to achieve but will bring an added something to your theme.

It may sound difficult to blend modern and Victorian styles together to create an exciting living environment, but you can mix and match to find out what appeals to you and create a Victorian inspired interior. If you start slowly by adding Victorian touches to your up-to-date room, you can begin to find out what works in harmony.

Perhaps you could try re-upholstering antique furniture with modern fabrics, or changing your wall coverings to a Victorian style. Whatever you choose to do, eventually, you will develop the ideal blend of 19th century and 21st century, creating a vibrant modern Victorian home.

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Master Bedroom "Mid Modern"

The popularity of midcentury modern design today has roots at the time new era. Most of the designs of the midcentury had gone out of fashion by the late 60s, but in the early- to mid-eighties, interest in the period began to return. Within a decade, vintage midcentury designs were increasingly popular, and several events helped to boost midcentury modern's appeal from a niche group of design enthusiasts into the mainstream but many others had fallen out of production by the mid 90s. And even getting your hands on the pieces that were still being produced would have been challenging without an architect or a designer to order a piece for you.

owner: Sinar Jaya
Project destination: Central of Java Indoneesia

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