Which one, 5 or 2? That depends on your perspective. Nevertheless in regards function this unit can do 2 or 5 things: 1. TV unit with a 270 degree rotation angle 2. Media console 3. See Through Fireplace 4. Room Divider 5. Mirror Art. Designer Debbie Anastassiou - Despina Design. Cabinetry by Touchwood Interiors Photography by Pearlin Design & Photography

Designed by Louis Lau and Agnus Wong

With televisions becoming considerably larger and displayed in more prominent places, many solutions for hiding, concealing and otherwise disguising this modern box have multiplied. While that’s one approach, hiding a TV does nothing for a room’s style in and of itself, and let’s face it, the idea is (at some point at least) to see it. Our home owners wanted a TV as well as an attractive clean and modern statement for there family room. Photo by © Fred Golden www.fredgoldenphotography.com

project for Jordan furniture. ( Jordan-furniture.co.il jordans@netvision.net.il )

декоратор Короткина Оксана фотограф Юрий Гришко

In this relaxing area symmetry plays a part in achieving calm. The two sofas, being different in tone but similar in size take the boredom out of the symmetry making this an interesting space. The couple intend to inject more colour with the addition of a large rug.

Kory Reckinger Photography

Douglas Gibb

Both of these houses were on the Cool House Tour of 2008. They were newly constructed homes, designed to fit into their spot in the neighborhood and to optimize energy efficiency. They have a bit of a contemporary edge to them while maintaining a certain warmth and "homey-ness". Project Design by Mark Lind Project Management by Jay Gammell Phtography by Greg Hursley in 2008

There is a mix of high and low all throughout the Novogratzes' home, especially in the kids' rooms. Finding pieces that strike a balance between value and style is a key component to the success of the space. With vast floor space to play, Major has the freedom he needs to explore and exercise his creativity. Inexpensive rugs mean less worrying and more experimenting and learning. The couple also believes in storage that is easy for little ones to navigate, like the red IKEA PS locker cabinet. By giving the kids an easy means of picking up, they are more likely to enjoy tidiness. Pendant light: Gossamer Pendant, Matter, NYC Photo: Adrienne DeRosa Photography © 2014 Houzz Design: Cortney and Robert Novogratz