The Kitchen In Your Second Home

When designing a kitchen for a second home will have different considerations than the main house. Usually the space is not spacious, so we have to be creative in maximizing space.

This beachfront apartment is owned by a young couple with two children, the kitchen is open to the entire space, so they want to achieve aesthetic and functional style. They are designing a kitchen island that has two levels, one for the stove and the highest part is designed to replace the typical dining table to maximize space. Also as a beach apartment generally entertaining and receive many visitors, it is necessary for the bar area with wine cooler.

To create an atmosphere in it, the area features stone walls and some of the boards are designed to put the glasses and bottles of liquor. For the backsplash they chose a solid surface, which has a texture that looks like sand. The texture of this material can be specified for this project because it was very appropriate for the apartment.

They selected a laminate with a very special and exotic wood grain. The laminate is an effective alternative cost and the market offers a wide variety of choices. An interior designer is able to design your kitchen according to your needs and budget. Through this professional contact suppliers can get trained to make the proposed design.

The interior designer not only designs the distribution of the space but develops a three dimensional pattern which develops the concept of the design as well as the specification of recommended materials, such as termination of the cabinets, ceilings, fittings and backsplash among others. The kitchen area is the hub of a home, our lifestyle revolves around this area and usually everyone ends up in this space so we give great importance to the design of this space.

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Bungie Considering Expanding ‘Destiny’ Inventory Space & Glimmer Cap

Even though Destiny has been available for three months now, it’s still garnering massive attention among gamers. In fact, players are constantly sending feedback and requests to the team at Bungie in an effort to make the game even better.

With a ten-year plan in place, Bungie has to keep the game fresh if they want players to keep booting up Destiny over other big titles. To do that, Bungie community manager, David “DeeJ” Dague, and his team are combing through the comments, questions and requests of gamers to determine what additions and updates players want most from the game.

In an interview with IGN, Dague discussed a couple of these requests and what Bungie is doing to make these options available. One of the biggest requests has been to increase the vault space available for Guardians to save their gear.

“I want so badly for us to add more space to the Vault, because it is a constant, constant piece of feedback…People want to be collectors, and, if we need to expand the Vault in order to let people hold on to their things, then it’s something that we’re talking about.”

Having more vault space means players can continue putting in massive amounts of time grinding for materials, weapons and armor. When a player’s character reaches the current level cap of 30, they will be much more willing to grind out another level 30 character if they already have much of the gear they’ll need for that character’s higher level.

The added space will also mean players can have a high-level weapon for any situation in the game. Based on the needs of a strike, mission, or raid, players will need weapons with arc, solar or void damage available in each weapon category. That’s already nine weapons, which is almost half the allowed inventory of 20. Add to that the guns players pick up and purchase along the way, and that number grows quickly past the current inventory cap. And with no way to sell, trade, or share weapons, players will have to start carrying all their guns with them, or dismantle them for a few measly weapons parts and upgrade materials.

Dague also discussed players’ request at increasing the Glimmer – Destiny’s in-game currency – cap from its current level.

“I can tell you that these are things that we’re discussing. We’re very sensitive to what people want, and we’d like to work as quickly as we can to integrate that stuff into the mix.”

While the current cap of 25,000 Glimmer may seem like a lot, one trip to the gunsmith, vanguard or vanguard quartermaster to purchase materials for a mission or raid can quickly deplete an account. This is especially important when considering that all characters a player has share the same Glimmer pool. With the cost of items and upgrades going up, it makes sense that the Glimmer account grows as well.

While Dague didn’t provide any details on when these updates could be coming, we are confident Bungie will be hard at work getting them added. In the meantime, players will definitely be busy with the upcoming expansion, The Dark Below. Of course, a new expansion means more weapons and materials to gather, which take up space in the vault and cost a lot of Glimmer to upgrade.

Bungie, please hurry with those updates!

Destiny is currently available on PC, PS3, PS4, Xbox 360 and Xbox One.

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Source: Den of Geek

Bungie Considering Expanding ‘Destiny’ Inventory Space & Glimmer Cap

The ‘No Man’s Sky’ Marketing Campaign Begins Now

The indie scene continues to gain traction in the video game industry thanks to megahits like Minecraft. One of the most anticipated upcoming indie games gaining more traction than most high profile triple-A releases is No Man’s Sky, which is being developed by Hello Games, best known for their Joe Danger games.

The young developer raised eyebrows at Spike VGX 2013 with an announcement and trailer that stole a lot of attention away from the other premieres of the events, and caught the interest of Sony who locked No Man’s Sky down as a timed PlayStation 4 exclusive.

Anticipation for No Man’s Sky is so great that it even earned the coveted spot as the Game Informer cover for their January 2015 issue. With the title releasing next year, the marketing campaign for No Man’s Sky begins now.

There is a lot of excitement and interest for No Man’s Sky, as Hello Games has made an ambitious move to present a playable universe that redefines exploration in games. The amount of space available to players isn’t just expansive, it might as well be infinite. If a single player were to visit each planet for only one second, it would take 5 billion years to reach them all.

Hello Games seems to be taking a page out of Minecraft’s book in that respect, which set the standard for massive playable area. Minecraft worlds provide space upwards of 9.3 million times the surface of Earth. No Man’s Sky is set to blow that out of the water… or galaxy.

In addition to providing a vast expanse of space to travel and visit, Hello Games decided to set aside hardware-bursting graphics for a unique art style and playing experience. Although relatively little is still known about the game, what has been revealed at trade shows and through gameplay videos is enough to get any gamer excited. Planetary exploration, including land and deep-ocean discovery, epic space battles, unique and creative animals and other creatures are only a small part of what No Man’s Sky will offer players.

Even though No Man’s Sky will only be released for PS4, then later for PC (no word on Xbox One yet), its unique twist on space exploration and discovery will likely help make it one of the most talked a bout and potentially most successful titles of 2015. Such success will no doubt springboard Hello Games into the forefront of gamers’ minds for unique future titles. That’s assuming Hello Games doesn’t find itself acquired as a result of No Man’s Sky’s potential and (the developer hopes) success.

Hello Games is attending PlayStation Experience in Las Vegas this weekend to help host “A night under No Man’s Sky” event, where the developer will reveal more information about the game. Attendees will also have an opportunity to experience No Man’s Sky for themselves.

What do you think about No Man’s Sky? Are you excited for the game? Let us know in the comments.

No Man’s Sky is set to release on PC and PS4 in 2015.

Source: Game Informer

The ‘No Man’s Sky’ Marketing Campaign Begins Now