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"Just published a new blog post on the top design trends transforming spaces in 2024. As an architect, I share my insights on how to update your home or office with the latest biophilic, multifunctional, and sustainable design strategies. Check it out for inspiration on crafting personalized, future-proof spaces What design trends are you most excited about for the new year? I'd love to hear your thoughts!"

Designing for the future means creating spaces that adapt to every stage of life. At Duplex Building Design, we specialise in crafting homes that are adaptable, accessible, and livable for all. 🏡 Curious about how we can transform your property into a space that meets these needs? Let's chat! Comment below or reach out to learn more about our innovative approach. #DuplexDesign #PropertyDevelopment #LivableDesign

Are You Really “Too Busy” or Just Stuck? Here's a boost you need to hear - YOU ARE UNBSTOPPABLE! If you think being busy is stopping you from achieving success, think again. The truth is, your mindset is the only thing holding you back. Embrace your creativity and passion for interior design, and let go of the excuses. You have the power to transform any space and create stunning designs. Believe in your potential, push through the challenges, and remember: YOU are unstoppable! Comment below with one word that describes your design journey right now! #architect #interiordesigner #architecture #interiordesign #unstoppable

Tip: Maximizing Space in Construction Design When planning a construction project, space utilization can make or break your design. Here’s how to get the most out of your space: ✅ Incorporate multi-functional spaces – Adaptable designs allow rooms to serve multiple purposes, evolving with future needs. ✅ Prioritize flexibility – Spaces that are versatile increase efficiency and usability without sacrificing aesthetics. At Schaffran Construction, we take a thoughtful approach to ensure every square foot works harder for you. 🔗 Need help planning your next project? Visit us: https://lnkd.in/emEDNqKy 🛠️ #spacedesign #constructiontips #projectplanning #smartdesign #efficientbuilds

I heard some wild ideas about creating standardization in designs, like making all the windows the same size or making room sizes to fit the module size of plasterboard. While in theory that sounds great, practically it doesn’t make a great solution. We don’t have to choose between standardised and bespoke design. We can find the common ground on how to use standardised systems and products that offer benefits of time, cost and quality and we can create site specific, project specific designs that work for you and your situation.   DM Guide to get the free download to understand more about Smart Living Spaces.  #ArchitecturalDesign #HighPerformanceBuildings #SustainableDesign

Small Teams, Big Dreams: The Reality of Design Firms Did you know that: The average architectural firm in Canada employs just five people? An incredible 75% of interior design establishments are solo practitioners? For these small but mighty firms, time and resources are precious. That’s why user-friendly design tools are crucial—they empower designers to punch above their weight, deliver exceptional results, and stay competitive in today’s fast-paced industry. Let’s support the small firms shaping our built environment with tools that truly work for them. How do design tools impact your small team? Let’s share ideas! #SmallBusiness #Architecture #InteriorDesign #DesignTools #Innovation

As we speed towards a new year, it’s true that for this year the greatest spaces were built on marginal gains. In architecture and interior design, the devil is always in the detail. It’s not the grand gesture but the 1% improvement that makes a space unforgettable—the slightly softer curve, the precision of light falling where it should, the finish that whispers quality without shouting for attention. These are the choices that turn a project into a legacy. At RIVERMEADE, we see this pursuit of incremental excellence as a shared value with the design community. Over decades, we’ve witnessed how a commitment to being just a little better—on every project, with every material, and in every collaboration—elevates work from good to great. It’s a craft, honed one decision at a time. Success in design isn’t about chasing trends or making noise—it’s about a steady focus on refining what works. If we all improved our processes by just 1% in 2024, imagine the extraordinary spaces we could shape together. As you plan for the year ahead, what’s your 1% focus? Let’s discuss how we can collaborate to make it happen. #1% #better #business #better #spaces

"Transforming spaces with style and sophistication, Modenzo brings modern design solutions that elevate your living and working environments to new heights. #ModenzoStyle #InteriorDesign #InnovationInDesign"

Designing spaces that feel like home starts with understanding the people who will live there. At RG Cowan Design Build, every choice—down to the countertops—is a reflection of your story, your style, and your needs. From the heart of the kitchen to the corners of the home, we prioritize thoughtful details that bring functionality and beauty together directed by your vision. Ready to create a home as unique as you? Let’s start designing your dream today.

Where Does the Expression "Less is More" Come From? 🌿 The phrase "Less is More" is often cited in the world of design and architecture, but its origins are more complex than one might think. Commonly attributed to architect Mies van der Rohe, this maxim was actually introduced by Peter Behrens, one of the first industrial designers. 🔍 The Beginnings of "Less is More" Mies van der Rohe popularized this phrase while working on the AEG Turbine Factory in Berlin between 1907 and 1910. Describing his work, he illustrated the idea that essence can emerge from an uncluttered and functional design. 💡 A Design Philosophy For Mies, "Less is More" represented an approach aimed at simplifying forms and creating a harmonious integration between art and technique. This philosophy lies at the heart of minimalism, which emphasizes simplicity and clarity over clutter. ✨ A Lasting Impact Today, "Less is More" influences not only architecture but also interior design, graphic design, and even our way of life. By focusing on the essentials, we can create calmer, more functional spaces while embracing a lifestyle that values relationships and experiences over material accumulation. How do you integrate the principle of "Less is More" into your work? #LessIsMore #Minimalism #DesignPhilosophy #FurnitureDesign #Simplicity