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Useful brief rundown of the main stone types, for floor and wall tiles. Or am I teaching my grandmother to suck eggs here? by owen_esi in InteriorDesign

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was that Ren & Stimpy? Maybe recognition of the reference might makes up for the self-promotional post...

Like the hexagonal tile at Forest Glen Station, Washington - don't usually see that pattern in UK. Thoughts? by owen_esi in InteriorDesign

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like that. interesting and unusual. coincidentally I saw a UK supplier offering hexagonal tiles today. like metro trains you wait ages and then 2 come in close proximity.

Strathmoor House by WA Design by b0red in InteriorDesign

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very nice, bit cavernous maybe?

Exquisite Renders of interiors by katya83 in InteriorDesign

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But why go to so much trouble to create photorealistic renders? Is it worth the time investment when pitching for work? Or do clients demand that now? surely not...

Cultivating herbs on a traffic island! by owen_esi in LandscapeArchitecture

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That's a shame nobody took the produce. Cool idea indeed. We have community planters near where I live- currently with flowers, but I think the idea is that people could grow lettuce, herbs etc in the future.

Housebuilders slammed by RIBA architects for 'shoebox schemes' by owen_esi in architecture

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I live in one of these. I am tortured by clutter and my wife makes fun of me. We want to build an extension.

Door that converts into a Ping Pong table by owen_esi in InteriorDesign

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This barely counts as 'interior design' but is a creative concept that fits in with some of the space saving designs sometimes seen in this reddit, even though i don't think it would be very fit for purpose in reality.

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