Images 1: @jstridh, 2: photo @william.jess.laird 3: @loriastern , 4: source unknown, 5: @10amlofts @studioandrewtrotter , 6: @transitiondesign & photo @oliviaphilo , 7: source unknown , 8: Amalfi Coast , 9: photo @guidotaroniphotographer , 10: @dimitriszographos , 11: source unknown , 12: Jan Hendrick´s bathroom in Mexico City
This living room is absolutely breathtaking in my book. Lots of space for friends and family and neutral color scheme with wooden details to get some warmth to it. This is the home of designer Jenni Kayne, created together with no other than well known Belgian architect Vincent Van Duysen.
Long time no see…..Sorry for the absence but I´m not ready to give up the blog just yet. Especially not when seeing pictures like this from one of my favorite design studios – Studio Giancarlo Valle . I´ve featured their work before on the topic ”House of Dreams” and that house is still one of my top savings. You can see it here. Wish you all a good week!
Photo by Stephen Kent Johnsson
Interiors like this one really sets a mood of tranquility. I love the classic and timeless colour choices, details, furniture and materials. Design by Kevin Spearman Design Group.
Photo by Francois Halard.
Fun with colour in this Manhattan apartment by Jamie Bush + Co. And hello to that view!
Are you like me a fan of New York-based stylist Colin King? Are you also a fan of big, beautiful and comfy rugs? Look at these images featuring the collaboration between Colin King and Beni Rugs, what´s not to like? More information here.
At home with Swedish model Elsa Hosk in New York.
Via Architectural Digest & An Interior Affair with thanks.
The result of a big renovation of this Brooklyn townhouse. If you like me like to see before and afters, go have a look here what this apartment used to look like.
Photo by Nick Glimenakis.
I really like this space. Even though it´s only neutral shades in a monochrome way it still manages to feel warm and like a real home. There is even a TV featured, how often do you see that? Even though most people have one there are rarely any images of it. And don´t miss having a look out those windows, seems like this Seattle apartment has got quite a view as well….
Designed by Brian Paquette, via Coco Kelley with thanks.
