19 June, 2012

30s home in Tasmania

Sandy Bay, Tasmania. A real home with a soul, it's own history and a great bohemian atmosphere. Perfect scene for family's beautiful collection of curiosities and antique furniture.





photography: Sharyn Cairns, via: home life

17 June, 2012

Vidir Geirsson photography

Exquisite interior shots by talented swedish photographer Vidir Geirsson. Great eye for colour!


www.vidir.se



15 June, 2012

Stream-of-consciousness

Freehand illustrations crept out of the drawing pad - flooding onto almost all the surfaces in this Brooklyn apartment. Here lives the author: Shantell Martin, London-born artist known for her intriguing murals and live performances. Magical!


photography: Trevor Tondro, via: The New York Times

14 June, 2012

Nerd Chair by David Geckeler

A new icon has been born - Nerd Chair, honoured by Beckers International Design Award 2011 and Muuto Talent Award 2012, has just been put into production and will arrive at the first shops next month. The concept refers to mid-century modern scandinavian design: clean, refined shape and construction simplicity - laminated plywood sheets connected without any metal elements.

The designer says: "To me, Nordic design is unique in terms of tradition well approved quality. It is fascinating to see how a new generation of young designers transform this heritage."

www.davidgeckeler.com



13 June, 2012

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

12 June, 2012

Corliss chair by Studio DUNN

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

www.studiodunn.com




11 June, 2012

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