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TID is an online architecture and design magazine that will make you discover and will be voice of the best projects and design events, taking you to explore the latest design, interior design, architecture and home decor innovations. The Interior Design is a project aimed at promoting the best interior design and the most interesting and innovative architectural works through a simple, direct and suitable for all, professional and design lovers, language.
PAIN | BRUT, design on the table
Form 2013 on, bread is not just something to eat, yet it is a raw material too, waiting to be shaped by creativity. This innovation has been brought to the international attention by A/R Studio, founded by Anti...
Published: 06/10/2013
Prefabrication turns glamour
Living in a frenzied era means developing more and more needs. American company Connect Homes may be one of the answers people need, thanks to its ready-made prefabricated fully-equipped houses for sale, ...
Published: 04/10/2013
Top design by Established & Sons
Since its launch in 2005, Established & Sons has been working to create luxury top design items to be sold worldwide. Thanks to its extraordinary team, the brand partecipated in the latest London Design Fes...
Published: 02/10/2013
Villa Horti Della Fasanara: a luxury renovation
Villa Horti della Fasanara is a magnificent Renaissance palace renovated to be ancient yet up-to-date. Located in Ferrara, close to Castello Estense and Palazzo dei Diamanti, this hotel has been refurbish...
Published: 29/09/2013
Alain Marzat, fashion-lover designer
From fashion art direction to design: Alain Marzat, from France, is an out-and-out polyhedric talent. The self-taught designer, inspired by Bauhaus school, works on two different design paths: the first one is ...
Published: 28/09/2013
Boda Horák Studio: a heart of glass
From 1980 to 2013, from Prague to the world: this is Czech designer Boda Horák’s work, whose latest creation consists of a lamp collection made of selected items that cannot be industrially reprodu...
Published: 26/09/2013
Work in progress in Marseille
Marseille, France: after three restorations, a family-villa overlooking the sea for comfort and design lovers has finally taken shape. During the Nineties a family accepted to refurbish the first floor of their...
Published: 24/09/2013
29 square meters packed with elegance by 3XA
Mezzanines, hidden shelves and a skilful furniture disposition: that’s the secret for a stylish decoration of a 30 square meters interior. In bratislava, a studio apartment has been perfectly renovated by...
Published: 21/09/2013
Symbolism by Fabien Barrero-Carsenat
Fabien Barrero-Carsenat’s independent design mixes old and modern styles to create symbolic pieces inspired by ancient tribes and made of rough materials. Marble, ceramic and wood are mixed all together t...
Published: 20/09/2013
Richard Shapiro's wonder-villa
In Malibu Richard Shapiro managed to turn an abandoned house into a refined villa rich in history and ethnic details. The designer fell so much in love with a deserted property on Broad Beach that he decided to...
Published: 18/09/2013
Arte Luise Kunsthotel, an out-and-out art hotel
Fifty artists for a 50-room hotel hosted in an historical building dating back to 1823: Arte Luise Kunsthotel turns upside down the standard concept of an hotel by being an out-and-out art gallery. The entrance...
Published: 14/09/2013
Color effects by Pedro Gadanho
Torres Vedras, just outside Lisbon, hosts a 400 square meters colorful house designed by architect Pedro Gadanho, whose use of color is never accidental. Turquoise, purple, yellow are here mixed together....
Published: 12/09/2013