Stylish consistency

Design logic - an obligatory ingredient in interior styling. Understanding how materials and colours relate to each other. How textures contrast, complement, balance. Just like here: inteligent stylistic consistency. Essential to achieve a beautiful, harmonious effect. Inspiring!

found via: lark & linen

Corliss chair by Studio DUNN

Handcrafted: maple seat and aluminum backrest...  simple yet brilliant design!

www.studiodunn.com

Patrizia Moroso’s house

An open, inviting home, created “from the inside out” -  spacious, comfortable common spaces were tailored to suit the family’s bohemian social life. Designed by Patricia Urquiola in collaboration with the Milan architect Martino Berghinz.

via: The New York Times

Mid-Century modern in Stockholm

This apartment, flawless in its raw imperfection, belongs to one of the creative directors behind the swedish clothing brand Hope - Stefan Söderberg. The original herringbone parquet makes terrific background for Mid-Century modern pieces. I like the way the floors were renovated - sandblasting oak emphasized beautiful texture of old wood.

photography: Birgitta Wolfgang Drejer, via: Interiørmagasinet

Minuscule Chair by Cecilie Manz

News from Fritz Hansen, launched at the Milan Furniture Fair. Mid-Century modern inspired, sophisticated design. Note the upholstery colours!

www.ceciliemanz.com

via: Elle Decoration blog

Colour code: fresh pastels

Spicing up with some tasty pastels...

images via: 1, 2, 3.

Clean lines

Well-weighed linear theme throughout the entire house. On a large and small scale - from architectural forms to the subtle interior details. Simple. Great.

photos by: Dustin Aksland, via: Dwell