Many condominium buildings are designed with large or even floor-to-ceiling windows. From an architectural point of view, it gives the building exterior a sleek look – especially if there aren’t any balconies jutting out the sides. In terms of homeowner appeal, large windows are considered a plus because they offer an expansive view that’s all the more impressive if the building is developed with beautiful surroundings.
Presentations and conferences will always be a reality in business because they’re great for expanding on the context behind information sent to a group of people. The problem is that it doesn’t take much for people to lose their focus if the room isn’t designed well.
Every parent wants to keep their children safe. At the same time though, you don’t want to have them walk around in plastic bubble wrap either. There’s a balance you have to strike between keeping your kids safe and allowing them to have fun. And that can start in your home décor.
Besides being the interior design trend nowadays, there’s a practical element to open concept as well for young families. The kitchen and living room are often the centre of family activities. By combining them together into one open-concept room, you’d encourage more interaction with your kids. Plus, you’d have an easier time keeping an eye on them from the kitchen.
After setting up your personal home theatre with its ideal features built in, it’s time to fill in the details that transform the room into a film haven. In Part 2, we’ll lay out the rest of the must-have features:
Just as you did with the blackout blinds and motorized blinds, make sure the room lights are remote-controlled as well! They should also be connected to dimmer switches. Imagine how cool it would be to slowly turn down the house lights right before the film starts – just like in a cinema!
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