I have always been a fan of photographer Pia Ulin´s work and even though I´ve admired her portfolio many times before I had to feature these once more. Two different homes (the last one at home with amazing designer Joseph Dirand) that are both so inspiring and perfectly captured by Pia and her natural way of using the light.
The most charming and cosy loft living I´ve seen in a long time. Paris style.
Via Architectural Digest. Photo by Depasquale+Maffini.
Tuesday and in need for some proper inspiration. Today´s feature has crossed my feed many times – the work of brilliant Colin King Interiors. Here are some of my favorites that will hopefully inspire you too. Enjoy!
For more please see here.
Located on Park Avenue, New York, with a view over Central Park – this is the home of Brazilian shoe designer Alexandre Birman when he visits the city for business once a month. Designed together with fellow Brazilian interior designer Andre Mellone they put it all together in just a few weeks time. Their shared love for Midcentury pieces and art(+ let´s assume a generous budget) is key to this beautiful result.
Photo by Stephen Kent Johnson, featured in Architectural Digest.
Magnolia House
Amarelo Terrace
Curatorial House
I ´ve fallen in love with the work of Australian design studio Arent & Pyke. They are not afraid to use color and they do it in a very elegant and subtle manner. You can see the love for unique objects and details and each project really feels like it has it´s own soul.
You can see more of their work here.
Kicking of the first post of 2019 with some soft minimalism. Sometimes a room just doesn´t need more.
Design by Natalie Dubrovska. Apartment in Denmark.
The house featured for the Golden collection in previous post is actually a part of a three house rental called ”Salt at Shoal Bay” in Australia. The perfect vibe and setting for a relaxing stay. You can see more here.
All pics via their Instagram with thanks.
Warming up the blog again after an absence far too long with the wonderful ”Golden” collection by Australian stylist Sarah Ellison. If I could have the house in addition that would be great too. For more of her work and previous collections of furniture and tiles, see here.
Photo by Dave Wheeler.
A way of working with color & details to be inspired by. The Mono Apartments by Note Design Studio.
Photo by Henrik Nero.
