Tag: Scotland

• 50 Times Architects Really Outdid Themselves And Deserved To Be Praised Online (New Pics)

  

  It’s articles like this one that make us want to become architects and change the world forever with our creativity, skills, and designs. The world is full to the brim with impressive architectural projects that go beyond pleasing just our eyes: when we see them, we genuinely feel like they energize our imagination and reinvigorate…

  delaramartdesign

  November 18, 2022

  Interior Design

  architects, Azure Blue Pool, Buxton, Castel Savoia, Castell, creativity, Croatia, Derbyshire, Edinburgh, Elegant Staircase, England, Fernando De Hiqueras Diaz, Italy, Le Chateu Frontenac, Northwestern, Old Quebec, San Simeon, Scotland, Spanish Architect, Stone Bridge, Trompeloiel, Turkey, Water Reflection

• 20 Then And Now Pics Of Random Places That Have Changed So Much In A Few Years

  

  Most things change with time – the good or the bad, nothing stays – that’s the basic rule of nature. However, some things stand the test of time better than others, and it’s fascinating to see the contrast between old and new photos of the same place captured years apart.

  delaramartdesign

  October 7, 2022

  Interior Design

  Holland, Odessa, Old Photos In Real Life, Pasadena Historical Society, Poland, Random Places, Scotland, Sequoia, Tunnel Rock, Ukraine

• 30 Mind-Blowing Sceneries Showing Nature Needs No Filters

  

  Mother Earth is so beautiful that sometimes words are not enough to describe her magnificence. There’s a reason artists get attracted to landscapes and paint them on canvas – the beauty is worth capturing.

  delaramartdesign

  February 5, 2022

  Nature, Photography

  Amalfi Coast, Ben Nevis, Bovec, Campania, Cornwall, Courmayeur, Croatia, England, Faroe Islands, Fitz Roy, Fort William, Ginkagku-Ji, Hotel Room, Iceland, Italy, Kenya, Koh Yao Noi, Kyoto, Machu Picchu, Morocco, Mother Earth, Nature, Niagara Falls, Patagonia, Positano, Sahara, Salkantay Pass, Sceneries, Scotland, Sequoia National Park, Slovenia, Surreal Scenery, Thailand, Torres Del Paine, West Coast Of Noway, Wind River Range, Wyoming

• 20 People Who Decided To Transform Their Homes By Their DIY Renovation Skills, As Shared On This Online Group

  

  You don’t always need an interior designer to change things in your room. If you have a creative mind and certain DIY skills, renovating your room can be easier than you might think. This online group on Reddit is dedicated to sharing photos of “real people and their real rooms”. From kitchens to bedrooms, people…

  delaramartdesign

  February 5, 2022

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  Art, artist, Astoria, Brooklyn, DIY Renovation, Dull Stairway, interior designer, New York, Patio, Plumbing, Quarantine, Renovated Bathroom, Scotland, Scottish Apartment Bathroom, Small Bathroom Remodel, Tiny Studio Apartment, UK

• 30 Of The Most Stunning Plants Nature Has Blessed Us With Shared To This Online Group

  

  One of the most impressive things about plants is the sheer variety of them out there. There are unique plants in every corner of the world, and even though you might never visit all of these places to see them in person, there’s a place on the internet allows you to do so from the…

  delaramartdesign

  May 28, 2021

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  Angel Oak, Art, Artichoke, Ashikaga, Azalea, Bee Butts, Blossoming Tree, Botanical Garden, Caladium Moonlight, California, Camellia, Carlsbad, Cercis Canadensis, Dahlia, Daisy Carpet, Dewey Pines, Drosophyllum Lusitanicum, Eastern Redbuds, Edinburgh, Flower Park In Japan, Full Bloom, Ghost Caladium, Grandiflorum, Hoya Imbricata, Hybrid Rose, Hydrangea, Ice Cream Tulip, Impressive, Japan, Kansas City Snow, Kensington, London, Orange Blooming, Peruvian Andes, Philodendron, Pink Fuchsia, Plumeria, Rainbow Eukalyptus, Ranuculus, Reditt, Scotland, Stockbridge, Stunning Plants, Twisty Tree, Urashima Flower Park, Wisteria

• Someone Asks People To Share Conspiracy Theories That They Actually Believe In, Here Are 30 Answers

  

  The US seems to be the home sweet home of conspiracy theories. From Area 51 and Bigfoot sightings to chemtrails, New World Order, Freemasonry, Illuminati, Sandy Hook, “stolen election,” COVID-19 pandemic… Well, we don’t have that much time for naming them all. But you get an idea. But wouldn’t it be great to look at…

  delaramartdesign

  April 2, 2021

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  Afghanistan, Anti-Dandruff Shampoo, Art, artist, australia, Black Tar, Chemtrails, CIA, Cold Case, Conspiracy Theories, Cosplay, Covid-19 Pandemic, DNA Collected, Echelon, Fascinating Story, Freemasonry, Illuminati, Kidnapped, Main Mechanics, Military's Budget, Mona Lisa, Money Laundering, Negative Social Evaluations, Oily Scalp, Poppy Fields, Redditor, Sandy Hook, Scotland, Stolen Election, Thomas Roulet, Uighurs, Urban Land Prices, Urban Legends, Worldwide Pandemic

• 50 Times Architects Really Outdid Themselves And People Celebrated Their Works Online

  

  Architecture is meant to fulfill both practical and expressive requirements, and thus it serves both utilitarian and aesthetic purposes. When you look at a structure, you can distinguish these two ends but they cannot be separated, and the relative weight each of them carry can vary widely. Plus, every society has its own, unique relationship…

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  March 25, 2021

  Interior Design

  1516, 1894, 1947, 1979, 19th Century Double-Gallery House, Aesthetic Purposes, AIA Survey, Albania, Amazon echo, Apartment Building, architects, Architects Morgan, Arizona State University, Arkansas, Art Nouveau, Art Nouveau Doorway, artistic Sinsiblity, Azure Blue Pool, Bangkok, Bavaria, Belgium, Benjamin Woodwards, Black Lava Stone, Brasilia Brazil, Brussels, Bucktown, Budapest Circa, Budapest Hungary, Cadiz, Castle Ashby House, ceremonies, Chengdu, China, Clermont-Ferrand Cathedral, Climate Change, Columbia, Commercial Buildings, Copenhagen, Craftsman Home, Czech Republic, Dean Village, Dos Bosco Chapel, Dublin, Duomo Di Milano, Early 1900's, Earthquake, East Midlands, Efficient Insulation, EIA, Energy-Efficient Buildings, Expressive Requirements, Fallingwater Under Snow, Fay Jones, frank lloyd wright, French Architect, Gammage Auditorium, Geology Building, Germany, Golden Bridge, google home, Gran Hotel Ciudad De Mexico, Grundtvig, Gunnar Freyr, Hearst Castel, Hildesheim, Historic Petite France Quarter of Strasbourg, Hohenzollern Castle, Home-Based Business, Hotel In The City Of Quebec, Interior Design, Isfahan, Israel, Italianate Orangery, Jacques Gruber, Kazan, Las Lajas, Lednice Castle, Leonardo Da Vinci, Les Espaces D'abraxas, Louisiana, Lower Saxony, Main Building, Multi-Panel Windows, Multiple Generations, Murgatroyd, Museum of Coastal Geomorphology, Narino, Natural History Musuem, Neo-Gothic House, Net-Zero, Neuschwanstein Castle, New Orleans, Nightclub, Noisy-Le-Grand, Outdid, Park Royal Hotel, Phoenix Arizona, Renaissance Style House, Russian Ministry of Agriculture, Samarkand, San Francisco, San Francisco Victorian Home, San Simeon, Sandwich Generation, Scotland, Seattle, Semi-Destroyed, Seoul, Setenil De Las Bodegas, Shades Of Blue Highligh, Shah Mosque, Shah-I-Zinda Necropolis, singapore, Single-family homes, South Korea, Spain, Spiral Staircase, Stone Cottage, Sustainable Architecture, Technology, Tel Aviv, The American Dream, The Kansas City Public Library, The National Shrine Basilica, The Style Of Old Danish Country Houses, The Tomb Of Ramesses Vi, Thomas Deane, Thorncrown Chapel, TMD STUDIO, Trinity College, U.S. Energy Information Administration, Urbany, Uzbekistan, Vancouver, Warsaw Universtiy, Wedekindhaus, Wisteria Blossoms, Zhongshuge Bookstore

• 7 Photos Showing England Now And 125 Years Ago

  

  You can’t deny that time changes everything – from people to places. Only sometimes the changes are so subtle, you can hardly spot them as they’re happening.To highlight these changes, British company On Stride has created a series of comparison images between modern day and Victorian time England. Needless to say, not everything stood the…

  delaramartdesign

  September 28, 2020

  Interior Design

  17th-Century, Black Gate, Bristol, British Company, Centre-Frame, Cleopatra Needle, Colston Tower, Cromwell, East Coast Mainline, England, Fashionable Tourist Destination, Gothic buildings, Interior Design, Lime Street, Liverpool, London, Manchester, Marine Parade, Medicinal Properties, Mineral Spring, Neoclassical Pomp, Radically, Scarborough, Scotland, South Pavilion, Spa Complex, St. Augustine Parade, Stride, Sun Court, Victoria Embankment, Victorian time, Waterloo Bridge, Worthing

• 30 Cheeky Illustrations By Cartoonist Will McPhail

  

  Will McPhail is a cartoonist working for The New Yorker, a world-famous American magazine started all the way back in 1925. Believe it or not, just a decade ago Will was a zoology student doodling his lecturers instead of studying and even though he graduated, he decided to radically change his career path and pursued a cartoonist’s career.…

  delaramartdesign

  February 22, 2020

  Interior Design

  Academic Permission, Career Path, Cartoonist, Cheeky Illustrations, Edinburgh, Gender, Idiosyncrasies, Interior Design, McPhail, Moonwalks, Scotland, Student Doodling, The New Yorker, Will McPhail, World-Famous American Magazine

• The World’s Most Beautiful Remote Restaurants

  

  A love of travel often goes hand in hand with a love of food. And when traveling requires a more adventurous—sometimes treacherous—journey, the dining experience becomes that much more exciting and immersive. From feasting on authentic Thai cuisine in a hanging treepod on a remote island to dining on fresh fish on a tiny island…

  delaramartdesign

  January 2, 2018

  Interior Design

  Aleutian Islands, Chart Room, Interior Design, Koh Kood, Loch Dunvega, Lummi Island, Most Beautiful Remote Restaurants, Scotland, Soneva Kerr Tripod Dining, Thailand, Three Chimneys, Willows Inn