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This urbane and sophisticated 8,000 sf single family house situated in Silicon Valley was designed in 2006 by Ehrlich Architects.

Redesigned to maximize views and living space, this new residence was built utilizing a portion of the existing foundation to expand on the original footprint. Exposed woodwork, concrete, and stainless steel details complete the plan.

Situated in Philadelphia, this eclectic loft space was decorated by Design Manifest with a mix of neutrals, metallics and bright blues and pinks.

This California bungalow built in the 1940s went recently through a major remodel by Whitten Dunn Architects. Let’s take a look at the result.

Beautiful luxuriuos two-storey single family residence situated in Back Beach, Australia.

Situated in Bayview Court, Deephaven, Minnesota, this home has been completely redesigned by local interior designers from KICK Interiors.

Conversion of a late 19th century former grocery warehouse by Ian Moore Architects into a 2 level, one bedroom residence.

Fresh trend in interior design – ombre effect on walls – can be achieved not only by elaborate and laborious painting, but also with more effective and long-lasting solution: wall murals. An ombre wall starts out one color and slowly gradates into another color. The final effect is gradual and the boundaries between colors are blurred. The more colors you mix between the two main colors, the more gradual the change will be.

This is quite difficult to achieve, if you are not a professional, so PIXERS offers a range of wall murals, which evoke the same colour trick! In the offer you will find also other variations of painting-like wall art – from thick impastos to delicate aquarel.