Showing posts with label Floor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Floor. Show all posts

Monday, 11 June 2012

House with ground floor parking space - 3600 Sq. Ft.

3600 Square feet (334 Square Meter) (400 Square Yards) House with ground floor parking space design by Asif Jamadar

House with ground floor parking space - 3600 Sq. Ft. - May 2012
House Details
Total Built up area= 3600.00 sq ft
Designer: Asif Jamadar
Cell no - 09096633909
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Saturday, 26 May 2012

Floor Tile Design For Better Home Decor


If one goes to a trip inside a house, the first thing that he will see is the floor. Once he takes his first step, he looks at the floor and nothing more. The difference is, if the flooring is not impressive, then the visitor will never notice it, but if the floor is filled with a wonderful array of tile designs, it's going to leave a good impression on the mind of the visitor.

If he goes to the kitchen, the presence of good tiles will also be the first thing that he will notice. It's not the pans nor the oven, nor the refrigerator, it's the counter-top. If he goes to the bathroom to relieve himself, we're pretty sure that he will definitely notice the tiles, if there are any.

Tiles are wonderful house ornaments which exist for the function of accentuating the beauty of one's home. Tiles also have a purpose, and they are chosen according to where they are going to be put and how they are going to be used.

Types of Tiles

There are thousands of different types and styles of tiles. This is because tiles are used practically everywhere, not only in the house but in other structures as well. There are the common stock tiles which one can find in any common folk's kitchen or bathroom. There are the higher-end ceramic tiles which are used in a more decorative fashion. There are also the stone tiles which come in different materials such as granite, marble or slate. Some tiles are mass produced and some are hand-made. The hand-painted tiles are usually the most expensive ones because they are made with a specific design which caters to a specific type of consumer.

Natural tiles (which are made from either stone or ceramic) will project a certain level of exquisiteness. These tiles are usually priced more expensively. They are very resilient and durable. The downside is that everything that falls into the tiles will certainly break most of the times because of the structural soundness of these tiles. They also keep the coldness of the environment which can be a downside in cold areas.

Different tiles are installed in different places according to their resilience, beauty and durability. There are tiles which are more suitable for flooring, there are those which are suitable for kitchen tops and those which are more suitable for the bathrooms. Diversity and combination are key things toward putting up a great tile design.

Installing Tiles

When installing tiles, it's important to take note of the kind of tile you are using and the location where it is going to be put. Different materials entail different procedures and tools for installation. Often times, the specific instructions are given by the manufacturer, but to be sure, always ask the sales person regarding the specifics of the installation procedures.

There are several tools that one needs to have to be able to properly and cleanly install tiles. For the more advanced tile enthusiasts, having tile nippers, tile cutters and trowels would be good. Remember that installing tiles in flat surfaces is the key, however, curved surfaces can also be covered with tiles if needed. Remember that when purchasing tiles, always get some extra tiles because accidents will happen and some of the tiles will get broken. The law of averages also applies to tile installation.

Designing through Tiles

If you are thinking about installing tiles in a certain area of your house, a good practice is to make an illustration of the area. The dimensions of the area in the illustration should be proportional to the dimensions of the area. The area should be divided into the dimensions that would be proportionate to the tiles that you are going to use. This way, you can clearly see how each tile would fit into the specified area and you can estimate how many tiles you are going to buy. Don't forget to include the buffer tiles in case some of them break.

Also make sure that the color of the tiles that you are going to use would match that of the rest of the area. The tiles need not to be of one-color only. One can mix and match as long as he knows that the colors will match.

Tiles greatly accentuate the beauty of one's home. Whether they are placed in the floor, in the kitchen or elsewhere, proper preparation and installation of these tiles will definitely mark up the value of one's home.
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Monday, 20 February 2012

Kerala home design single floor - 2330 Sq. Ft.

2330 square feet (216 square meter) Kerala home design single floor design by Greenline Architects, Calicut, Kerala.
House Sq. Ft. Details
Ground Floor : 2330 sq. ft.
Bedroom : 4
Bathroom : 3
Kerala home design single floor - 2330 Sq. Ft. (216 Sq. M.) (259 Square Yards) - March 2012
Facilities in this House
  • Porch
  • Sit Out
  • Living
  • Family Living
  • Courtyard
  • Dining
  • Common Toilet
  • Bedroom
  • Bathroom
  • Kitchen
  • Work area
  • Open Terrace

For More Details on this House, Contact (Home design in Calicut [Kozhikode])
Greenline Architects
Akkai Tower,
1 st floor,
Thali croos Road.Calicut
Mob:8086139096,9846295201,0495-4050201
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Saturday, 4 February 2012

Concrete Floor

Concrete Floor

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Concrete Floor


For quite a very long time, gray has been the traditional color of concrete floors. However, thanks to the amazing modern-day technology, concrete floors can be designed and colored uniquely to blend it seamlessly with other room elements. It is now almost a necessity to have decorated concrete floors in modern homes.


Designing and decorating concrete floors has emerged to be a common trend today. Design in concrete flooring is used to provide a vast number of options on how to add beauty to home indoors. Personal choices are limitless regarding the number of colors as well as patterns you would wish to combine.


There are several ways employed in designing and decorating concrete floors as below;


# Acid Stained Concrete Floor


This is done in order to give the floor a touch of decoration. The acid stains are poured on a colored floor to provide a natural color pattern together with shades. The final outlook is a classy and radiant floor. An acid stained concrete floor is very easy to maintain.


# Concrete Floor Overlays


Overlays or tinted polymer coatings are used on structurally good concrete floors to enhance their color and design. The good thing about overlays is that they are the easiest and least costly way of decorative concrete flooring.


# Stamped concrete floors


Stamping has also emerged to put an indelible mark in designing and decorating concrete floors at home. Stamping is done through working on fresh concrete floor resulting afterwards with a floor design that quite resembles a brick or a tile. To provide an even greater variation in concrete floor design, stencils have come in handy to the help of contractors.


These are just some of the most prevalent designs and decorations of concrete floors at homes. With little amount of cash, you can achieve a radiant, colored and attractive floor at home. They are also very easy and cheap to maintain. These designs provide very wonderful alternatives to those people with allergic reaction to the use of carpets or residing in areas of a lot of sand or snow.


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