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Good wood - mesmerising wooden panels create a magical feel to this Chinese restaurant in New York’s East Village by design firm New Practice Studio.

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Good wood - really feeling the need to get the f out of d?? Then the Manshausen Island Resort may just do the trick. Situated in the Steigen Archipelago off the coast of Northern Norway it’s perfect for diving, hiking, climbing and fishing by day and watching the ethereal Northern Lights by night. Heavenly.

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Good wood - Pine louvres cover the glazed sides of this beautiful cabin by Oslo studio Lund Hagem Arkitekter. It forks at one end to present two large windows overlooking the slopes of Norway’s Kvitfjell ski resort.

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Good wood - love the laid back, slightly retro charm of this revamped 1950s abode in Seattle, by local architects SHED.

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Good wood - designed by Antony Gibbon, this cedar clad treehouse in New York’s Ulster County brings some minimal mastery to the world of tree dwelling. 

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Notes Shelves by Julien Renault Objects

Notes is a set of three shelves with the lengths of 30, 60 and 90 cm. This allows for a beautiful arrangement that sanitizes of music or morse code rhythms. The curves at the ends resemble the serif of a font. This minimalistic design is a creation of the Brussels, Belgium based designer Julien Renault and is being produced from Oak or Walnut wood by the Belgian wood furniture manufacturer Cruso.

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Good wood - another cool container-life option to ogle. Athens (Greece) based Cocoon Modules has teamed up with natural mattress brand Coco-Mat to create a lovely little abode to hang out in.

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Good wood - um, ok then, yeah I’ll hang out in a house with it’s OWN PRIVATE GIANT ROCKPOOL…. POOL. The delectable ‘SJA III’ (technical name I hope…) in Mexico by the smart folk at CDM architects.

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Albizzia House by Aaksen Responsible Aarchitecture (Photos: KIE)

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アネストワン // iloinen // 名古屋市千種区

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Painéis ripados, como utilizá-los?

Este elemento se tornou febre no mundo da decoração. Acredita-se que a madeira trás um charme a mais para o ambiente e ajuda na composição deste, seja apenas como elemento decorativo ou como divisória, afinal ele é super prático e não cria sujeira!

Tais painéis podem ser instalados em paredes de sala de estar, dormitório, banheiro e cozinhas, estes dois preferencialmente como divisória entre ambientes.

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