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A Modern Design

A Modern Design

Posted on 05 March 2010 by admin

Patricia Urquiola presents this incredible chair, upholstered forms tringulares forming flower petals.

A Modern Design

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Outdoor furniture

Outdoor furniture

Posted on 05 March 2010 by admin

It is increasingly close and good weather and we should be thinking about giving a review of our garden furniture or renewal. We'll give you some tips ahead of the new season. Different furniture that were built with different woods. The most common for this type of furniture is teak. Teak Wood This wood comes from species Tectona Grandis, belonging to the family Verbenaceae. It comes from Burma, Thailand and Indonesia. It is characterized as very strong and durable due to oily substances that compose it. Its color is yellow or gold, but they often get darker with a natural treatment also drawn on this tree, teak oil. This is a very fine wood and easy to work, solid, dense fiber. It is corrosive and resistant to termites and fungi. As a waterproof timber we apply twice a year some substance to preserve the original appearance. It is resistant to moisture without requiring paint or varnish. Wood bankirai (Parashorea) It has its origin in Southeast Asia. The color and composition of the wood may vary depending on the area where the tree has grown. It is a medium-hard wood-high, which has the ability to withstand many years the effects of adverse weather. Among the advantages we can say that does not require much maintenance, it can also be treated with special oils and so you have more durability. We recommend you cover it during winter. Rattan wood (synthetic) These furnishings are made from synthetic fibers that are stretched around a metal frame. It is characterized by its durability and resistance to climatic changes and sunlight. The advantage is that this type of fiber does not require any special treatment and cleaned only using a brush, soap and water. You can leave during the winter outdoors. Nyatoh or Balau Wood The nyatoh wood comes from Malaysia and Indonesia. Their color is in the range from pink to brown. The wood is of medium hardness. You can enhance the color and brightness is advisable to lightly sand the surface and then put some linseed oil. For her it's best to maintain a regular treatment with oil, which ensures a longer life. For it must be kept in a dry store in the winter. Another way to preserve this by applying a impregnating wood once a year.

It is increasingly close and good weather and we should be thinking about giving a review of our garden furniture or renewal. We’ll give you some tips ahead of the new season.

Different furniture that were built with different woods. The most common for this type of furniture is teak.

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Summer Decor

Summer Decor

Posted on 05 March 2010 by admin

Summer DecorI

n the summer with hot days and bright decor of our home has to be cooler, happier, flush light and air from our house. These are days where we can open doors and windows throughout the day or at least almost everything.

Both the decor and exterior decoration, must aim to freshness, to the joy of the sun, the warm air that can be seen, which can be viewed until the last corner. Something that brings joy are always fresh flowers, cut from the garden if possible, remove all flower arrangements with dried flowers.

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