Interior Design Sense

For its artistic and practical attributes, we love this architectural room divider by Sanindusa. In fact, sometimes a great room divider is all your need to add some definition, privacy and visual interest to your living spaces. This one from the Casa Ideal collection is a decorative divider made of steel, featuring circles of various sizes, stacked to form a wall. In this bathroom, it effectively separates the toilet from the rest of the space without closing it off completely, thanks to its open pattern. For its fashion and function, this cool room divider is a must-see! More information is available by visiting Sanindusa.

For its artistic and practical attributes, we love this architectural room divider by Sanindusa. In fact, sometimes a great room divider is all your need to add some definition, privacy and visual interest to your living spaces. This one from the Casa Ideal collection is a decorative divider made of steel, featuring circles of various sizes, stacked to form a wall. In this bathroom, it effectively separates the toilet from the rest of the space without closing it off completely, thanks to its open pattern. For its fashion and function, this cool room divider is a must-see! More information is available by visiting Sanindusa.

We love the split-personality appeal of this ultra modern dining table by Kisskalt. Two tables in one, half of the design is a modern, glossy, minimalist design while the other half is traditional German oak with carved legs and a natural finish. But there’s another cool twist to this dining table – it’s extendable. When you’re expecting a large group for a feast, or if you have a huge dining room to fill, pull the two tables apart to create an elongated piece. Slide it out to the desired length, and when not in use, one piece overlaps the other, transforming into a more-compact version of itself. The table measures 220 / 420 x 100 cm x height 73 cm (custom sizes available) and comes in a variety of wood types. For more info, visit Kisskalt.

Minimalist, but a million miles from boring, we love these textured lighting fixtures by Suzusan-Shibori. Offsetting their simple white palette, vibrant textures transform these lamps into a visual and tactile playground. Their exciting textures come from a most-unusual choice of material in lighting design – 100% polyester, which is formed into their desired shapes. This modern collection of floor, table and pendant lamps designed by Hiroyuki Murase come in a range of sizes, shapes and patterns that look fab when combined in a varied array. Suspend a group of the ceiling fixtures above the sitting area or dining table as an overhead focal point, or arrange the floor lamps to create an illuminated display in your home. Check out these chic, contemporary lamps by visiting Suzusan-Shibori.

We love the split-personality appeal of this ultra modern dining table by Kisskalt. Two tables in one, half of the design is a modern, glossy, minimalist design while the other half is traditional German oak with carved legs and a natural finish. But there’s another cool twist to this dining table – it’s extendable. When you’re expecting a large group for a feast, or if you have a huge dining room to fill, pull the two tables apart to create an elongated piece. Slide it out to the desired length, and when not in use, one piece overlaps the other, transforming into a more-compact version of itself. The table measures 220 / 420 x 100 cm x height 73 cm (custom sizes available) and comes in a variety of wood types. For more info, visit Kisskalt.

Minimalist, but a million miles from boring, we love these textured lighting fixtures by Suzusan-Shibori. Offsetting their simple white palette, vibrant textures transform these lamps into a visual and tactile playground. Their exciting textures come from a most-unusual choice of material in lighting design – 100% polyester, which is formed into their desired shapes. This modern collection of floor, table and pendant lamps designed by Hiroyuki Murase come in a range of sizes, shapes and patterns that look fab when combined in a varied array. Suspend a group of the ceiling fixtures above the sitting area or dining table as an overhead focal point, or arrange the floor lamps to create an illuminated display in your home. Check out these chic, contemporary lamps by visiting Suzusan-Shibori.

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It’s always fun to see creative and imaginative playrooms. Here are some fun rooms for both kid’s rooms & playrooms!

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Modern and minimal…but that teepee sure says “let’s play.”

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Lots of room for books and storage, and a cozy built-in window seat.

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The most ethereal playroom I’ve yet to see…

{via Kids Room Decor}

Side by side beds leave plenty of floor space for play.

{image via Project Nursery}

Love this bold and graphic playroom with the chalkboard walls! (I actually blogged about this room awhile back in my post, “These Walls Are Made for Chalkin‘”)

{image via Bonesteel Trout Hall}

A colorful playroom with just the right balance a white backdrop.

{image via Samantha Pynn}

Fun striped walls and a multi-purpose window seat.

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A very spacious attic space turned playroom.

{via Steve Gambrel}

For the sophisticated boy…

{image via Etsy}

{image via Etsy}

It’s always fun to see creative and imaginative playrooms. Here are some fun rooms for both kid’s rooms & playrooms!

{image via Design Sponge}

Modern and minimal…but that teepee sure says “let’s play.”

{image via Pinterest}

Lots of room for books and storage, and a cozy built-in window seat.

{image via Pinterest}

The most ethereal playroom I’ve yet to see…

{via Kids Room Decor}

Side by side beds leave plenty of floor space for play.

{image via Project Nursery}

Love this bold and graphic playroom with the chalkboard walls! (I actually blogged about this room awhile back in my post, “These Walls Are Made for Chalkin‘”)

{image via Bonesteel Trout Hall}

A colorful playroom with just the right balance a white backdrop.

{image via Samantha Pynn}

Fun striped walls and a multi-purpose window seat.

{image via HGTV}

A very spacious attic space turned playroom.

{via Steve Gambrel}

For the sophisticated boy…

{image via Etsy}

We are excited to announce that our latest giveaway with our friends at The Pillow Bar! One lucky MG reader will have the chance to win a luxurious “Dr. Mary Side Sleeper” AND a “Jetsetter” pillow! Go HERE to enter now, and tell all of your friends!

The “Dr. Mary Side Sleeper” is the Pillow Bar’s best-selling pillow and valued at $325!! It was developed by Dr. Mary Collings, a noted sports chiropractor, and relieves tension in the shoulders and neck. Just think, you will finally be able to catch some z’s after the busy holidays are over! Plus, the Pillow Bar is throwing in an additional “Jetsetter” pillow that is perfect for travel or at home and retails for $135! This lucky winner is going to have some seriously sweet dreams!

Dr. Mary Side Sleeper Pillow

Jetsetter Pillow

Take a look at their other great products as well! -

Peaceful Dreams Pillow

Even your pooch can have a peaceful night’s sleep with the Lucky Dog Pillow!

Who doesn’t love a great night’s sleep? Now you all have the chance to win two amazing pillows for great sleep at home or on the road! Enter HERE for your chance to win. The giveaway will end Tuesday, January 17th at 12 p.m. (ET). The winner will be announced here on Material Girls on Wednesday, January 18th! Good luck to you all!

SaA – Schwartz and Architecture is based in San Francisco and I love them. Their work is modern but not too modern, they use lots of wood which keeps their designs feeling not too cold, they use lots of large windows to ensure the homeowners thoroughly enjoy their views. What’s not to love about this?!