Dario Biagioni “Mi rendo sempre più consapevole che la bellezza intesa come armonia è un processo che inizia dentro noi stessi per poi trasformarsi in qualcosa di molto simile all’aspetto…

Bid Live on Lot 39 in the Auction no. 5 Furniture - Paintings - Sculptures - Works of Art Auction from Gregory's Casa D' Aste.

Interior Design, Furniture, Inspiring Ideas

Workshop of Iacobus Fiamengo (Flemish, recorded in Naples, Italy, between 1594–1602) Scenes based on engravings made by Dirk Volkertsz. Coornhert (Netherlandish, 1522–1590) After designs by Maarten van Heemskerck (Netherlandish (active Haarlem and Rome), 1498–1574)

The other half of a measuring tape painted along the sidewalk - certainly an appropriate thing to have in an area known as the Fashion Disctrict. This is on the west side of Spadina, looking north.

Stipo a Bambocci Castello Sforzesco Milano http://www.antiqua.mi.it/mobili_bambocci.htm

Bespoke furnishing is our speciality, of all dimension, material and shape. Discover our stone cupboard Stipo and let yourself be insipired.

“Come si fa a dire che questi sono "solo" dei piccoli sportelli di un monumentale stipo appartenuto all'Elettore Palatino, consorte di Anna Maria Luisa de'Medici? Questa è arte e altissimo artigianato insieme. Ebano, bronzo e pietre dure, 1709 #TesorodeiGranduchi #UffiziPreziosi”

The Dutch Board of Government Advisors & Felixx Landscape Architects and Planners investigated the potential role of walking in contemporary urban environments. Walking has great potential. It may not be the fastest, and as some may say not the most comfortable way to get around, but it is the only type of movement which doesn't require a vehicle. By walking more, we limit the influence of our movements on the environment. As a result, creating room for walking frees up space in the city, which can be used to tackle diverse social and environmental challenges. Oddly enough, the pedestrian is often forgotten in the design of our public spaces. This research by design is developed in close collaboration with urban psychologist Sander van der Ham – STIPO. It provides insight into the potential benefits of walking, and identifies the design tasks within our built environment to realize these benefits. Walking as a choice Walking is a choice, although we often do not make that choice very consciously. In order to create environments that encourage people to walk more, we need to understand how we can influence people’s choice to do so. The choice of walking is influenced by many factors. Everything we experience in the course of our lives is stored in our brain as information. We roughly have two methods or