BE Attitude

Posted on Tue, 25 Feb 2020 by KiM

I could not get enough of Émilie Bonaventure‘s work (see this post from last week) so here are 3 Paris apartments she designed. Each one has me dreaming of moving to this glorious city with some of the most beautiful architecture in the world. *sigh*

 

 

Modern minimalism in a London home

Posted on Sun, 23 Feb 2020 by KiM

This modern home in London is an absolute gem, with one of my dream features – a central courtyard (complete with 2 story plant wall!), that even includes a footbridge to join the entrance to the sitting room at the rear. The home’s structure is perfect for displaying art and mid century furnishings in a minimalist, gallery-esque way. Available as a location home via Shoot Factory.

Modern antique

Posted on Fri, 21 Feb 2020 by KiM

The brief was “English rocker retires to the countryside and revamps a farmhouse”. A home built in the 1760s get a new lease on life from Havilande Whitcomb Design who brought in some bright colours, modern art and graphic patterns. Love how current and energetic this feels.

Photos: Jane Beiles

According to the statistics, the overwhelming majority of people spend approximately a third of their time in their working places. No matter if you are a college student or an office employee, you have to work hard to accomplish everything on time and be a responsible worker or learner. Additionally, it is critical to emphasize that considering the up-to-date situation with the COVID 19 pandemic, a considerable number of people have to work and study from their homes, which can be exceptionally demotivating.

How is it possible to stay excited about studying or working? What are the critical aspects that may influence your satisfaction level? At this point, it is inevitable to mention that workplace design is the fundamental thing that may affect the outcomes of your work. Well, it would not be right to say that students who love their studying environment use write an essay for me services less than the ones who are dissatisfied with the workspace, but there is a zeal of truth in the statement.

In fact, people and things surrounding us influence our productivity a lot. It means that the design of your office may either motivate or demotivate you. The statement is approved by numerous works of experienced Psychologists, who prove that the atmosphere around you can make a great impact on your mood and motivation. An important note: if you strive to stay inspired for work and studying if you want to forget about widgetbox.com and other services you use for the quick accomplishment of your college assignments, and if you are still eager to succeed with various projects, you should rearrange your workplace, making it appealing, motivating and inspiring.

Top 3 Steps to Success: Workspace Changes that May Increase Your Productivity

Before you discover the practical ways to advance the quality of your work by improving your workspace design, you should remember that your determination, effort, and persistence are still the factors that will predetermine success. If you do not make enough effort to research the relevant information and create a well-structured and coherent paper, the option to pay for essay service will remain the only way out of the situation. However, if you are eager to prosper in your work or studying, an appropriate workspace design may draw you a bit closer to the desired result.

Here are three fundamental points that can contribute to your environment, making it much more inspiring and productive:

  • Keep your working area clean. Although this point is frequently underestimated, it is critical to keep the working area tight and neat, as it is the exact spot you spend most of your day at. As mentioned in a famous saying, a clean space is a clean mind, which is absolutely true. Besides, it is impossible to deny that it is much more pleasant to come work in a clean area rather than be surrounded by trash. Reduced stress, increased concentration level, and higher motivation are the core advantages of the point.
  • Focus on an open workspace. A mixed-use workspace is one of the most beneficial options offered in modern offices. In the vast majority of instances, people do not have their own computers and tables but are free to use the place they like. It is a great way to change the setting, move around the office and enjoy flexibility.
  • Purchase new furniture. If you strive to be excited about the working time you have, you should not underestimate the significance of the furniture you use. If you strive to take a new Udemy course, but your computer is slow, the table inconvenient, and the chair broken, there is a risk you will give up the idea. Thus, it is critical to keep the area functional, as it may influence your productivity and motivation.

The home of D2 Interieurs

Posted on Fri, 21 Feb 2020 by KiM

The home of Connecticut-based designer Denise Davies of D2 Interieurs is part Hollywood Regency (Kelly Wearstler-esque), part glam, all modern, with patterns and some bold colour choices. I am particularly fond of her living room – what’s not to love about glossy white walls and a pink/gold wallpapered ceiling?

Photos: Jane Beiles