Saturday, 31 December 2016

Brexit and Donald Trump jokes aplenty as Crookham Mummers raise £645 for charity

The traditional Boxing Day play was performed outside The Exchequer pub, the Black Horse, and the Crescent Green in Crookham Village, and the Queen’s Head in Dogmersfield

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Ipswich Town and Aldershot Town in talks over extending Kundai Benyu's loan deal

Gary Waddock is keen for the young midfielder to stay at the EBB for another month and is currently in talks with Mick McCarthy regarding the possibility of extending Benyu's loan

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Friday, 30 December 2016

New Year Honours 2017: See the full list of Hampshire residents included

From an Olympian to charitable fundraisers, 29 Hampshire residents feature in the 2017 list - so who are they?

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Farnborough Football Club forced to spend £25k on repairs after grounds vandalised 20 times in 2016

The club entered administration in 2013 and doesn't have the money to replace the smashed up toilet block

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Light And Charming Decor In A Compact 1-Bedroom Apartment

Located in Bucharest, this compact 1-bedroom apartment makes the most of its 55 square meter floor plan with smart organization and unique layout choices – all without forgetting to infuse the design with color, fun, and whimsy. This inspiring space is the work of the talented creatives at CRAFTR AAIM, a Bucharest-based design office whose philosophy emphasizes efficiency and timeless appeal, two goals that play a huge role in what makes this apartment noteworthy. From kitchen chalkboards to combination office/guest bedroom combos, there are plenty of interesting features to admire.



The tour opens with a look at the attractive yet compact open living space. While many layout options could have worked, this one adopts a rather unconventional choice by putting the dining table near the window rather than near the kitchen.




On the other side of the living room, the kitchen feels like its own distinct space thanks to the expansive storage unit that stands in between.




In terms of decor, this home combines modern and mid-century elements. The sofa’s low-profile form is a wonderful complement to the low cabinets near the window.




Because it’s a relatively small open layout living room, this table solution proves very versatile – the window area doubles as extra seating but the residents could pull the table out for formal dinners when needed.




While the designer could have easily chosen a more minimalistic table (a common choice in compact areas) this one enjoys the best of both worlds by combining simple materials for decorative effect.




One small window might not seem like enough light for a space this large, especially considering the dark floors but the abundance of white surfaces helps preserve as much light as possible.




The extra storage can hold cookbooks, decorations, and even includes drawers and storage boxes for spare dishes or large cookware. This type of addition frees up so much space in the rest of the home.




Bright yellow accents bring retro charm to the kitchen. The other cabinets use the same richly grained wood as the floorboards for a nice cohesive look. While the living room emphasizes minimalism, the kitchen embraces a bold attitude.





The unique looking wall clock is a neat addition that does the job without standing out too much.




Everybody loves chalkboard walls. This one takes an approach that differs from the ordinary recipes or shopping lists by pointing out the location of ingredients much like an oversized label.




Another small chalkboard accent leaves room for impromptu decoration.




Elsewhere, the office is small but retains enough floor space to double as a guest bedroom thanks to its abundant storage and space-saving techniques. It uses the same dandelion yellow as the kitchen.




Most of the furniture – including the bed and the sideboard – have wheels for easy reconfiguration. If the resident wanted to use this room for a large project, it wouldn’t be too difficult to get things out of the way.




The desk is just too cute! Its anchored to the wall on one side and uses a small sawhorse-shaped structure to support the other. The map-printed box offers a great alternative to the cabinets an ordinary desk would use.




In the master bedroom, subdued colors and simple fixtures create an environment very conducive to relaxation. The difference between this space and the energetic office is night and day.




Exposed brick and rich dark wood both feel like very homey and comfortable choices for a space like this.





Check out this handy feature! What looks like a decorative panel unfolds to reveal a convenient little desk for light work or writing.





The bathroom takes things in a different direction entirely. A variety of tile sizes and tones adds immediate interest, with bright yellow accent pieces to serve as visual anchors for clarity.




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Woking FC vs Aldershot Town: Pick your Shots team for the New Year's Day derby at Kingfield

Aldershot Town and Woking do battle all over again on New Year's Day and now you can step into Gary Waddock's shoes and pick your own starting XI for the game at Kingfield

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Thursday, 29 December 2016

Cove football coach claims club 'will suffer' because of project to relay 1.3km of Farnborough water pipes

The coach says he is worried that South East Water's plan will mean youngsters are unable to make it to training

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Jack Saville leaves Aldershot Town by mutual consent after Gary Waddock rings the changes

The 25-year-old centre back leaves Aldershot Town after having made 36 appearances for the club and is the fourth player to leave in the space of a week

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Woking FC vs Aldershot Town: Hilarious missing posters go up around Kingfield ahead of New Year's Day clash

Someone has filled the gap between Aldershot Town's two games with Woking by placing a 'missing' sign on the fixtures board at the home of the Cards - Kingfield

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Chelsea loanee Dion Conroy reckons Woking won't be able to live with Aldershot Town if they replicate Boxing Day form

The 21-year-old enjoyed his first taste of derby football and is hoping that his side can replicate the first 45 minutes that saw The Shots blow Woking out of the water on Boxing Day

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Two Modern Minimalist Apartments With Subtle Luxurious Details

Modern minimalism is everywhere – and there’s no question as to why. It’s the go-to choice for staging interior architecture concepts, it’s a versatile backdrop for furniture ads, and magazines rightfully feature the residents of these meticulous spaces whenever an innovative example pops up. This post looks at two minimalist homes with open concept living rooms and striking high-contrast neutral palettes. Both incorporate luxurious details in different inspiring ways. The first adds hints of high-end materials like brass and marble, and the second builds around artfully sculpted furniture by renowned designers.


Visualizer: Amr Moussa   

First, let’s look at a home that uses its open concept living area in a unique way. There’s not very much outright decor in this part of the house but more decorative details appear the closer you get to the kitchen at the end of the room. A low sofa allows residents to take in the entire space at once and stretches the versatility of the few decorations to their fullest potential.




The view is streamlined yet elegantly layered, the continuity punctuated low table contained by thin walls to create a “room within a room” effect. One side opens to a beautiful urban view, the other hosts shelves outfitted with a few vases and books.




A built-in media center keeps things nice and simple. Notice the position of the television – nice and low, a focused choice.




The black background has two benefits. First, it doesn’t distract the eye while viewing. Second, it allows the electronics to blend in unobtrusively while powered off.




Tasteful sculptures line the central table, with ample space for books underneath. If one were to pull up a chair, it could make a nice place to work on a laptop while catching up on a favorite show.




And the dining arrangement is just as beautiful. It employs a pretty clever aesthetic technique with the nearby shelves displaying an inverted take on its stark black and white color theme.




Patricia Urquiola’s stylish Husk Chair lines the large setting, with a Lambert et Fils Atomium Chandelier illuminating the table from above. The brass lighting fixture is one of the most obvious luxury touches in a room that mostly employs understated elegance.




The kitchen’s matte cabinetry makes a wonderful backdrop to the white table and the simple pendant lights. Small tiles bring character to the backsplash without stealing the spotlight or distracting from the overall composition.




Extra dining space occupies this fantastic extension from the island. It serves as extra workspace when not being used as a breakfast table, and surely makes a nice little place for guests to chat while the host prepares drinks or snacks.






Upstairs, the black and white bedrooms continue the sharp high-contrast theme.




This comfortable space includes small brass details just like the living room. The bedside lamps are from the IC Collection by Michael Anastassiades.




The small wall between the bed and closet creates a small pseudo-hallway, a purely symbolic boundary that still allows sunlight to continue toward the functional areas on the other side.




And the walk-in closet arrangement is certainly enviable, especially if you’re serious about staying organized. There’s a niche or a drawer for every accessory.




A little built-in vanity occupies the space between two sections of shelves and drawers. It has everything the resident needs for an effective one-stop morning routine.




Like the dining chairs, this piece is also the work of Patricia Urquiola, called Tabano. It’s paired with a lovely adjustable floor lamp to easily adjust lighting intensity for dusk or nighttime reading.




The other bedroom makes use of all the same materials as the first, but this time with an even more minimalistic approach. The headboard wall is especially impressive, taking the familiar textured panels from the last bedroom and bringing it to scale.




The reading nook is extra cozy. An iconic Jieldé lamp provides focused or ambient lighting in turn, easy to swivel upward if the resident needs to seek out books on the handy shelf to the left.




The master bathroom isn’t shy about using higher end materials. Marble tiling makes the sink stand out and even makes a subtle stand at the edge of the mirrors.




In the reflection, you’ll see that the modern wood paneling makes another appearance. Like the marble, it finds balance in small details like the edge of the pendant lampshades.




And who wouldn’t love this split shower and bathroom arrangement? A full window occupies the left, with a ceiling window preserving privacy on the right.




Visualizer: Anna Malyk   

This second apartment takes a more curated approach to luxurious design. Rather than opting for high-end materials or bold architectural elements, this space makes its grand statement with sculptural furniture and accessories. While the large-scale artwork and frames contribute their own decorative appeal, the furniture itself is the star of this show.




One of the most impressive investments includes the lighting choices by Michael Anastassiades, their sweeping lines generating an immediate sense of movement and energy.




The palette remains especially subdued. Light wood floors, greyscale furniture, and pristine while walls serve as the perfect background for the stylish objects within.




Despite the limited palette, color blocking does play an important role. A divide between wood and white defines the kitchen and dining, with the bulk of the grey sofa serving as a strong anchor that directs the eye toward the social area.



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