Over the next several weeks the Payette interiors department will share interiors-related inspiration. Each day we target a specific interiors-related topic and share it via Twitter using the hashtag #30trends30days. At the end of each week we’ll collect the links here. We hope you’ll find some inspiration, new ideas and great new sources. And we hope you’ll share your great interior moments with us.
Monday, 3/26: Handcrafted Tiles
Check out these handcrafted tiles and all the fun combinations that can be created from these simple motifs!
Tuesday, 3/27: Maggie’s Support Center
Steven Holl designs a refreshing, peaceful oasis for cancer patients and their caregivers at Maggie’s Support Center at in London.
Wednesday, 3/28: Porcelain Surfaces
Stone Source recently launched Laminam 12+. These large, thin profile, porcelain slabs are a great alternative to Quartz countertops!
Thursday, 3/29: LED Light Applications
Pushing the boundaries of LED light applications – Five of the most innovation light designs from this year’s LEDucation Convention in NYC!
Friday, 3/30: Co-Working Spaces
The Brain Embassy, a co-working space in Poland, designs work spaces that promote creativity and innovation.
Check back next week for more interiors resources and inspiration, or follow along throughout the week with @payettepeople and the hashtag #30trends30days.
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center recently completed a new inpatient building in the heart of Boston’s Longwood Medical Area. A rich texture and palette of materials adorn the wall along the base of the building. Polished black granite forms the watercourse and seat walls, warm gray granite is used on the large wall panels, and an alternating texture of black granite, green glazed terracotta, and weathered steel is applied to the vertical recesses between the granite wall panels.
This design accentuates key elements in the landscape and introduces an intimate human scale and craftsmanship to the pedestrian realm.
#architecture #designalways #facade #archdaily #archisource #bidmc #bostonarchitecture
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