The dream of a stylish New York loft is coming true, at a reasonable price

On May 21, 2010, in Interior Design Ideas, Interior design news, by Inbal
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In the 1940s, when struggling artists moved into abandoned warehouses in New York’s SoHo area, lofts came to be known as a multi-use space that accommodated both work and living. Now days these stylish apartments are the dream of many people who love the urban culture and style (I have to admit I am definitely [...]

In the 1940s, when struggling artists moved into abandoned warehouses in New York’s SoHo area, lofts came to be known as a multi-use space that accommodated both work and living.
Now days these stylish apartments are the dream of many people who love the urban culture and style (I have to admit I am definitely one of those people) a dream of Unique tiles, exposed ductwork, floors of colored concrete , old wood planks and distinctive light fixtures.


 But until all of us dreamers will have the chance of doing so, who says our current home can’t give us this amazing New-York chic?
Nothing says I live in a loft (or would like you to think I do) with more directness than the humble work stool with a seat that adjusts on a visible industrial screw.
You can find this great item at various prices from vintage furniture stores and flea markets, but what if you want a matching set for a kitchen counter?
Home decor catalogs have turned up with reproductions of factory classics, above. One of these new versions of old favorites is the Modern Times factory stool from the Sundance Catalog, which sells for $195, the other is Cooper’s Small Draftsman stool, $159 from Wisteria.

For those who prefer a shinier version that looks more contemporary than the early 20th century reproductions, there are several stainless steel models on the market (above), which feature adjustable screw stools and footrests.

I guess you can always get the home of your dreams with the help of only a few new pieces and a bit of imagination.

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A La-Z-Boy in your backyard

On May 6, 2010, in Interior Design Ideas, Interior design news, by Inbal
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These sunny days recently made me realize that summer days are just around the corner, I start thinking about a vacation ,days on the beach  and having dinners with my friends in my backyard … But this kind of relaxing experience isn’t perfect if you won’t make your outdoor spaces as comfortable and inviting as your living [...]

These sunny days recently made me realize that summer days are just around the corner, I start thinking about a vacation ,days on the beach  and having dinners with my friends in my backyard … But this kind of relaxing experience isn’t perfect if you won’t make your outdoor spaces as comfortable and inviting as your living room. Maybe this summer the best seat in your house will be out of your house?

A La-Z-Boy recliner on the patio? A cushy sectional on the deck? Why not?

Country Living Concord Swivel Glider Patio Chair (At Sears)

I’m not inventing anything, the past few years more and more outdoor furniture has been designed and developed. “Outdoor furniture has gotten a lot more comfortable; it can be as comfortable as your regular sofa,” said local interior designer Robin Reback Janiak, of Reback Interiors.
A good example for that is the Country Living outdoor Collection available at Sears.
When searching through the various collections for the 2010 outdoor season, you can really see the focus on dazzling colors to brighten our moods and comfort to ease our tension. And over all even the prices can’t ruin this great mood – Check out the deal of the season Sears are offering now for online buyers.

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Back to Sources with Le Corbusier Chaise Lounge

On April 29, 2010, in Interior Design Ideas, by Inbal
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Every week I’m looking for the new cool trend or Innovative design for my posts, this time while doing my search a thought came across my mind – maybe I need to go back to the source. The Le Corbusier Chaise Lounge is the best known and most successful design of the Famous Architect and [...]

Every week I’m looking for the new cool trend or Innovative design for my posts, this time while doing my search a thought came across my mind – maybe I need to go back to the source.
The Le Corbusier Chaise Lounge is the best known and most successful design of the Famous Architect and Designer – Le Corbusier.Le Corbusier Chaise Lounge (LC4) was designed in 1928 in France for the furnishing of a villa in the Ville d’ Avray, and first exhibited at the Salon D’ Automne in 1929, The design utilizes exposed structural elements with a padded leather cushion and headrest; Le Corbusier Chaise Lounge allows you to select from the various choices of positions for guaranteed comfort.

 As a spirited advocate of Modernism, Le Corbusier created a range of chairs that expressed his ideals with great sophistication. During his career, Le Corbusier spent much of his efforts on designing buildings and environments for urbanism. His designs over the years included furniture, apartments, public buildings and entire cities.
Le Corbusier had many controversial ideas (such as his plan (not implemented) to destroy much of central Paris to build massive towers surrounded by parks) but the fact remains that his genius designs, till this day (when they are 82 years old) look like the latest thing in design and are sold world wide for many people who are looking to own his “pieces of imagination”.
If you are one of these people go to cmycasa  3D Design Platform and see how this great piece can look in your room.

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CmyCasa visits the Highpoint Market

On April 16, 2010, in Interior Design Ideas, Interior design news, by Inbal
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The High point Market offers you the opportunity to see the world’s most comprehensive selection of  furniture, including more new products than all other markets combined. Connect to the hottest home trends and business best practices with leading researchers and industry experts. Enjoy evenings of exciting entertainment as you network with professionals from across the [...]

The High point Market offers you the opportunity to see the world’s most comprehensive selection of  furniture, including more new products than all other markets combined. Connect to the hottest home trends and business best practices with leading researchers and industry experts.

Enjoy evenings of exciting entertainment as you network with professionals from across the industry including of course our CmyCasa representatives (Assaf Benjamin will be there with all the info at: 408.457.4028)

CmyCasa allows users to create pro interior designs using a fully embeddable cutting edge online 3D platform.

Manufacturers and retailers can showcase their collection in the CmyCasa catalogue, which is then available through the embeddable application on leading key industry high traffic portals. Whether you are a retailer, manufacturer or interior designer CmyCasa has an interesting offer for you!  Home Design Portals? We will be happy to partner with you. Don’t hesitate to contact us, the High Point Market is a good place to start!

"CmyCasa creates a real opportunity to increase sales and add a revenue stream for its partners" CEO Eitan Tsarfati

CmyCasa has already partnered with over 50 affiliates among them: CSN Stores – One of the top 3 online U.S. retailers of home and office goods, comprised of more than 200 different shopping sites and Cymax Stores – With hundreds of brands and close to 100 niche market sites.

The High Point Market is the largest furnishings industry trade show in the world, bringing more than 85,000 people to High Point every six months. Serious retail home furnishings buyers can be found in High Point twice a year because if you can’t find it in High Point…it probably doesn’t exist.

Current Demographics:

  • 188 Buildings
  • 12 Million Square Feet of Show space
  • 85,000 Attendees Each Market
  • More Than 2000 Exhibitors
  • 110 Countries Represented
  • Tens of Thousands of New Product Introductions
  • Approximately 10% of Attendees Are International

Showroom Hours: Saturday, Apr. 17 – Wednesday, Apr. 21: 8am – 7pm Thursday, Apr. 22: 8am – 5pm