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IT’S SUMMER!

And our first thought in the summer is about the sea and the coolness it offers us.

However, nothing prevents us from getting closer to the water without going to the sea. Therefore, we offer you some interesting options for swimming pools located in the backyards of homes that we think you will like and would inspire you 🙂

They don’t have to be huge or pretentious, because the very fact that we have a private pool creates a summer enough atmosphere full of emotions. What is mandatory is that the shape and design of the pool be an extension of those of the house. And since modern homes have a clean design, saturated with straight lines and cubic shapes, this means that the shape of the pools should not be different.

Dive boldly!

[:en]IT’S SUMMER!

And what we think first about in the summer is the sea and the coolness it offers.

Nothing, however, prevents us from approaching the water even without going to the sea itself. That is why we offer you some interesting variants of pools, located in the back yards of homes, that we think will appeal to you and inspire you 🙂

They do not have to be enormous or complex, since the very fact that we have a personal pool, creates a summer atmosphere, filled with emotions. It is required that the shape and design of the pool is a continuation of those of the house. And since modern homes have a clean design, saturated with straight lines and cubic forms, this means that the shape of the pools should not be any different.

Dive in without any hesitation! [:]

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Summer is the season when we irresistibly try to spend most of our time outside. If we also have a garden, then an awning is a pleasure that few would deprive ourselves of. The materials from which they are made are extremely diverse – coated textiles, wood, linen, metal, vinyl. And their size and shape depend entirely on the space where they will be located. In addition to shading a certain place, awnings could give additional coziness or change the look of the garden to make it look modern, Mediterranean or… The possibilities are endless and depend entirely on the taste and preferences of the inhabitants. We offer you some modern ideas on this topic, with which we hope to inspire you!

[:en]Summer is the season when we are trying irresistibly to spend most of our time outside. If we also have a garden, then the tent is a pleasure that few would want to be deprived of. The materials tents are made from are extremely diverse – coated fabric, wood, flax, metal, vinyl. Their size and shape depend entirely on the space where they will be located. In addition to casting a shadow on a particular place, tents could add extra coziness or make the garden to look more modern, Mediterranean or … The possibilities are endless and depend entirely on the tastes and preferences of the inhabitants. Here are some modern ideas on this topic that we hope to inspire you! [:]

At first glance, the topic of lighting switches sounds boring and uninteresting, but the truth is that along with the overall development of technology, these devices are also experiencing a renaissance and the choice of the most suitable model among them is no longer limited only to the color of the frame, but is related to the overall construction of electricity. the installation of the dwelling, as well as with the integration of a single system for controlling lighting, electrical appliances and even access control in individual rooms.

Our ever-increasing energy efficiency needs are the reason why modern switches look like minicomputers offering a wide range of control functions! For example, full-gamma dimming, delayed fading from on to off, start/stop mode controlled by the motion or occupancy sensors of the room, etc.

Remote control of lighting or household appliances is already a fact. With specially designed applications, one can control the lighting in their home through their smartphone, thus imitating a presence in the home and protecting themselves from possible unwanted visitors.

Especially for you, we have put together different models of lighting switches. From retro models, through modern switches, to models for the development of which some of the latest modern technologies have been used. We would be happy if you could share which of them you liked the most :)At first glance, the topic of light switches sounds dull and uninteresting, but the truth is that along with the overall development of technology, these devices are also experiencing a renaissance, and the choice of the most appropriate model among them is no longer limited to the color of the frame, but it is connected with the overall construction of the electrical installation of the dwelling as well as with the integration of a single system for controlling lighting, electrical appliances and even controlling the access into individual rooms.

Our ever-growing energy efficiency needs cause modern switches to look like minicomputers, offering a wide range of control functions! For example, full-scale dimming, delayed fading from ON to OFF, start / stop mode, controlled by motion or occupancy sensors of the room, etc.

Remote controlling the lighting or household appliances is already a fact. With specially designed applications, one can control home lighting through their smartphone, thus simulating presence in the home and protecting against undesired visitors.

Especially for you, we gathered in one place different models of light switches – from retro models, through modern switches, to models, for which some of the latest state-of-the-art technologies are used. We will be glad if you share which one you liked the most 🙂[:]

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I guess everyone has heard this fairy tale, and that everyone has at least one mirror in their home.

By itself, it is a versatile item that can be used in any room, but designers prefer to place them in the entrance area. In fact, hallways, dining rooms and other rooms deprived of natural light are ideal for installing mirrors. And when combined with a bold frame and original lighting, they allow you to create a unique atmosphere!

Try playing with mirrors by hanging a group of them on a certain wall. The only thing you need to make sure is that they are proportional to each other, as well as to the wall itself. Placed in the right place, mirrors become not only the accent of the room, but also become an additional source of light! So be brave and use them as decorative windows or paintings!

Here we present you several models whose design and colors are consistent with modern trends, and which we believe you will like.

[:en]I guess everyone has heard this tale, and everyone has at least one mirror in their home.

By itself, the mirror is a universal object that it can be used in any room, but designers prefer to place them in the entrance area. In fact, hallways, dining rooms, and other rooms lacking natural light are ideal for mounting mirrors. And when combined with a bold frame and interesting lighting, they allow you to create a unique atmosphere!

Try playing around with the mirrors by hanging a group of them on a particular wall. All you need to make sure of is that they are proportionate to one another and to the wall itself. When situated at the right place mirrors are not only the focus of the room but also become an additional source of light! So be brave and use them as decorative windows or paintings!

Here are some models whose designs and colors are in line with the latest trends and which we believe will appeal to you. [:]

We are pleased to announce that ATG Design Studio has won first prize in this year’s competition, organized by the magazine. Ideal home, “House of the Year – 2016” in the category “Public Interior”. The nominated project, with which arch. Popova overcame extremely strong competition, is the office of the fast-growing digital company Net Info. About two months ago, an update and expansion of the original project was made, which you can view on our page.

The Google-style office is designed as a place where the company’s employees have the opportunity to work in a modern and open environment, in which communication, sharing ideas, as well as full interaction between them is of paramount importance. A key element in the concept of this project is the creation of a creative atmosphere that predisposes the expression and development of each of its employees! Therefore, in addition to the meeting room, which is extremely open to the entire office, a relaxation area, a “quiet games” corner and a kitchen have been considered. The youthful spirit of office workers is felt everywhere – even in the wet knots, which are treated like a boudoir of artists.

The bright and fresh colors of the individual details bring a catchy element against the background of the entirely industrial design of the space and create the perfect environment for the young and creative team of Net Info! [:en]We are pleased to announce that ATG Design studio won the first prize in this year’s competition, organized by Ideal Home, “House of the Year – 2016” in the category “Public Interior”. The nominated project with which arch. Popova defeated the extremely strong competition, was the office of the fast-growing digital company Net Info. Approximately two months ago, an update and extension of the original project was made, which you can see on our page.

The Google-style office is designed as a place where company employees have the opportunity to work in a modern and open environment where communication, sharing ideas, and full interaction between them are of paramount importance. An essential element in the concept of this project is the creation of a creative atmosphere, predisposing the performance and development of each of its employees! Therefore, besides the meeting room, which is extremely open to the whole office, a relax zone, a place for “quiet games” and a kitchen were also taken into consideration. The youthful spirit of the office workers is felt everywhere – even in the wet rooms, that are treated as a boudoir for artists.

Bright and fresh colors of individual details bring about a playful element against the backdrop of the purely industrial design of the space and create the perfect environment for the young and creative team of Net Info! [:]

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ATG Design is looking for talented and creative architects and interior designers to expand its team of professionals in the field of building and interior design.

If you want to develop and participate in the creation of modern and different projects, your place is among us.

Your main task will be to actively participate in the development of complete interior concepts, the preparation of the necessary technical documentation and the support of teamwork in the process of their implementation.

We expect from you:

• to prepare high-quality 3D visualizations of the developed concepts and successfully present them to the client and the ATG Design team.
• Develop creative, innovative and original interior concepts according to set criteria.
• Prepare detailed, clear and orderly technical drawings related to the implementation of projects.
• to have excellent communication skills, as well as the ability to work in parallel on several projects in different stages of development.

Required qualifications and skills.

– Master’s or Bachelor’s degree in Architecture or Interior Design.

– Good skills in working with AutoCAD, 3Ds Max, V-ray, Photoshop, Sketchup

– Skills in working with Microsoft Excel.

– Knowledge of English will be considered an advantage

If you recognize yourself in these criteria, send your CV and portfolio to office@atg-design.com

The approved candidate will be selected after an interview and completion of an assigned task.

[:en]ATG Design is looking for talented and creative architects and interior designers to expand its team of professionals in the design of buildings and interior design.

If you want to develop and participate in the creation of modern and diverse projects, your place is with us.

Your main task will be to participate actively in the development of complete interior concepts, the preparation of the necessary technical documentation and to support teamwork in the process of their realization.

We expect from you:

• To make quality 3D visualizations of the developed concepts and to successfully present them in front of the client and the team of ATG Design.
• To develop creative, innovative and original interior concepts on pre-defined criteria.
• To produce detailed, clear and well-ordered technical drawings, related to the implementation of the projects.
• To have excellent communication skills and ability to work in parallel on several projects that are at different stages of development.

Required qualifications and skills:

– Master or Bachelor’s Degree in Architecture or Interior Design.

– Good skills for working with AutoCAD, 3Ds Max, V-ray, Photoshop, Sketchup

– Skills for working with Microsoft Excel.

– English proficiency will be considered as an asset.

If you recognize yourself in these criteria, send your CV and portfolio to office@atg-design.com

An approved candidate will be selected after an interview and a task will be assigned. [:]

As we well know from personal experience, life in the city can be terribly stressful. According to a study by Dr. Jens Prusner of the Quebec Mental Health Clinic, people living in cities are at risk of panic attacks, nervousness and even schizophrenia as much as 39 percent more than their counterparts who enjoy a direct connection to natural greenery and open spaces. The urban jungle of concrete in which we spend day after day pushes nature away and leaves a void that is difficult to fill. Difficult, but not impossible! Nature and natural materials are the greatest inspiration for designers and their answer is not long in coming! One of the most curious manifestations of this passion is the extravagant furniture, which gives incredible coziness and comfort to our home. Imagine a chair or chest of drawers, literally in the shape of a tree, or a table whose countertop is covered with fresh grass, and why not a mirror with a frame resembling the opening of a hollow? J Would you get such a piece of furniture? And where would you put it? [:en]As we know from personal experience, life in the city can be terribly stressful. According to a study by Dr. Jens Prusner of Quebec’s “Mental Health Clinic”, people living in cities have a higher risk of panic attacks, nervousness and even schizophrenia by as much as 39 percent than their counterparts who enjoy a direct connection with natural greenery and free open spaces. The concrete urban jungle, where we spend our daily lives, pushes nature away and leaves a gap that is difficult to fill. Difficult, but not impossible! Nature and natural materials are the greatest inspiration for designers and their answer did not come too late! One of the most curious manifestations of this passion is extravagant furniture, which adds incredible comfort and coziness to our home. Imagine a chair or cabinet, literally in the shape of a tree, or a table whose top is covered with fresh grass. And why not a mirror with a frame, that resembles a hole in a hollow?

Would you like to get such a piece of furniture? And where would you put it? [:]

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In modern construction, the unification of different premises in one common space is a current “trend” and this requires the search for solutions for separating the different zones depending on the functions of the given room. One of the ways to do this is through the combination of different types of flooring – for example, wooden parquet or laminate with granite or terracotta, or cork with resin, etc. The precise execution of the transition between the different materials, as well as the appropriately selected type and color of the flooring, guarantee the quality of this bold solution! The effect that occurs with such combinations is provoking, artistic and impressive, and the motifs are completely practical. Usually, such a combination of different types of flooring is undertaken to separate the kitchen from the dining room, to separate a corner around and in front of the fireplace, to zone the living room or to separate the entrance hall from the corridors. Here are some examples of similar mixing of materials that you could try in your home 🙂

[:en]In today’s construction, integration of different rooms into a one shared space is a contemporary trend and this requires searching for solutions to differentiate the separate zones according to the functions of the room. One way to do this is by combining different types of flooring such as parquet or laminate with granite or terracotta or cork with resin, etc. The precise fulfilment of the transition between the different materials, as well as the appropriately selected by type and color flooring, guarantee the quality of this bold solution! The effect of such combinations is provocative, artistic and impressive, and the motives are all practical. Typically, such combination of different types of flooring is used to separate the kitchen from the dining room; to create a corner around and in front of the fireplace; to zone the living room or to separate the entrance hall from the corridors. Here are some examples of this type of material mixing that you could try in your home 🙂[:]

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Each of us would like to bring a part of nature into our home and enjoy the greenery of living plants, sitting comfortably in our armchair. An original way to realize this idea is by planting a flower or a suitable type of grass in an existing lighting fixture, or by adapting a new one. For sure, the effect of such a hanging garden will be impressive and it would become the accent of the respective room. An example of such a creation is the famous Babylon Light lamp, which, according to its author, designer Ryan Tyler, can be used as a piece of a nature reserve or as a herb garden above the kitchen counter. A matter of choice ….

Of course, the realization of such an idea requires some technical safety measures and some knowledge of the compatibility and conditions necessary for the cultivation of the respective plant species. As the designer himself shares, this is a balance between 3 things: a functional lighting fixture, a plant-friendly pot and visual aesthetics!

Here are some options for similar lamps that we hope will interest you!

[:en]Every one of us would like to bring some piece of nature into their home and enjoy the greenery of living plants, sitting comfortably in his chair. An original way of realizing this idea is by planting a flower or a suitable type of grass in an existing light fitting or adapting a new one. Surely the effect of such a hanging garden will be impressive and it would become the accent of the room. An example for a similar creation is the famous Babylon Light, which, according to its author, designer Ryan Tyler, can be used as a piece of a nature reserve or as a herbal garden above the kitchen counter. A matter of choice…

Of course, certain technical security measures and some knowledge of the compatibility and conditions, necessary for growing the relevant plant species are needed to realize such an idea. As the designer himself says, there is a balance between 3 things: a functional luminaire, a suitable pot for plants and visual aesthetics!

Here are some variants of such lamps that we hope will intrigue you! [:]

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The idea for this theme came to us after we came across the Button Sofa – a sofa made by a couple of Swedish designers, whose idea was to emphasize its Scandinavian look by adding wooden buttons.

It turns out that this small detail of our clothing is successfully applied in furniture design and production! The examples are endless – from the decoration of pillows, chairs, sofas and lamps, through cabinet handles, to its completely independent use as furniture – a stool, a table or a hanger. The presence of buttons in furniture changes its appearance and style immensely. Depending on their quantity, shape and color, they give the furniture a romantic, classic or modern look.

Here we have selected for you a few different types of knob applications, waiting to find out what you think about them? 🙂

[:en]The idea of ​​this topic came to us when we came upon Button Sofa – a sofa, made by a pair of Swedish designers whose idea was to emphasize its Scandinavian appearance by adding wooden buttons.

It turns out that this small detail of our clothing is successfully applied in the furniture design and production! The examples are endless – from decoration of pillows, chairs, sofas and lamps, through cabinet handles, to its fully independent use as furniture – as a stool, a table or a hanger. The presence of buttons on the furniture changes its appearance and style. Depending on their quantity, shape and color, they give the furniture a romantic, classic or modern look.

Here we have selected several different types of application of the button and we expect to find out what you think about them 🙂[:]