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If your home floors are made from porcelain then the following tips will help you indeed. To get the best maximum result you can always use a citric acid. This is an organic substance and it’s safe to use. It’s better at home not to use those dangerous substances which can make bacteria and germs more resistant.
Staying organic is the best way. What you need to do is mix it with hot water and wipe it to that stained or dirty porcelain and leave it for 10 -15 minutes so that the stain can be removed. Brush it for a while and cleanse and now how does your porcelain look? Now have fun trying and beware don’t get into your eyes. Stay clean and stay organic.




It is quite rare to see a successful collaboration of two great designers each from a different firm that has been tested through time, and keeps going with great outcomes. This recipe is a success that has been working since the 80’s for Benjamin Noriega-Ortiz and Brian E. Boyle (BNOdesign). Their latest creation is a 6.700 sqf private residence at Sagaponac, Long Island, (NY), which has been designed to accommodate many guests in great welcoming spaces but also incorporate private spaces for the owners.
The interior architecture is modern and pure following clean cut lines and ample of natural day light present. The mix of a traditional essence is brought forward by certain pieces of furniture which are merged with rustic and modern elements all in one. This interior can not be categorized under modern, contemporary, traditional or transitional. It is quite particular and incorporates many elements of different styles which coexist in one interior. This residence is an example indicating that when you have a clean cut structure the owner can introduce his personal style whatever that may be in a controlled order that makes it work.





















Mansfield Monk created a modern office design and fit-out for the consolidation of this marketing communications company with a HR creative agency, to larger premises at Fleet Place, London.
A new stainless steel staircase was inserted to link both floors and the two businesses. The interior design utilised corporate colours throughout to define separate business areas, give a sense of identity and add drama. The company now has a fresh, modern office environment that unites the two businesses under one brand yet reflects their individuality, creativity and passion. For further information, visit Mansfield Monk website “>here.

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