by Dinorah Matias-Melendez | Jan 14, 2016 | Architecture, Case Studies, Contemporary, Home, Kitchens, Renovations
It’s not a secret to anyone that I’m a huge fan of the TV program Fixer Upper and of the renovations Joanna Gaines & Chip (her husband) do. This before & after contemporary barn renovation was so great that I decided to share my insights with you....
by Dinorah Matias-Melendez | Dec 12, 2015 | Design, Home, Inspiration, Living Spaces
Happy Friday night! And Happy Holidays! Make sure your spaces reflect the beauty and joy of the nicest season of the year! #fridaynight #friday #love #lifestyle #inspiration #home #interiordesign #homedecor #holidays #happyfriday #happy #happyholidays #newyork...
by Dinorah Matias-Melendez | Sep 23, 2015 | Architecture, Design, Kitchens, Living Spaces
Combining images found online to insert later on my inspirational design board is an activity done on a daily basis. It’s a practice that keeps my inspiration flowing and excited. Chevron Marble Subway Tiles + Single Copper Cord Set w/Edison Bulb + Blue Wall +...
by Dinorah Matias-Melendez | May 19, 2015 | Case Studies, Contemporary, Design, Home, Kitchens, Living Spaces
Hey there! Today I wanted to share with you the nugget of knowledge I learned while scouting for some transparent bar stools for a project. As a designer I have the tendency to do a very in-depth research when choosing almost anything for my work. This obsession,...
by Dinorah Matias-Melendez | Apr 29, 2015 | Architecture, Contemporary, Design, Home, Inspiration, Living Spaces
A big trend nowadays is the use of industrial lightings around homes and commercial spaces. I personally love the look. It creates a nice contrast with the mood usually prominent in a residence. But, like with everything, I tend to get tired very easily when something...
by Dinorah Matias-Melendez | Apr 27, 2015 | Architecture, Contemporary, Design, Green design, Home, Landscape, Landscape Design, LEED, Sustainability, Sustainable
Water is essential for all living species. The planet is 70% covered by it, and this fact alone had given the fake assumption (to many of us on developed countries- at least) that it was an unlimited resource that could be used in a very indulgent manner. However,...
