Creative interiors: chevron ceiling

An idea to steal - sculptural chevron pattern on the ceiling. Mirrored by the terra-cotta tiles on the kitchen floor. Great mid-century modern feel! Designed by architect Michael O’Sullivan and interior designer Yvette Jay. Beautiful blown-glass pendant lamps were also created by the architect. Note a CH25 easy chair and a CH008 coffee table, both by Danish designer Hans J. Wegner.

photography: Emily Andrews, via: Dwell

Sacrum vs profanum: Andy

Interior design by William T. Georgis. Deliciously whimsical!


www.williamtgeorgis.com

via: plastolux

Wabi-sabi: Japanese simplicity

Captivating Wabi-sabi inspiration from the Japanese Magazine Casa Brutus. Read more about beauty of imperfection and the Japanese aesthetics in one of my previous posts: Wabi-sabi.

via: Wabi Sabi Style and Old Chum

Colour code: spring yellow

Refreshing pops of yellow in an industrial setting - spring inspiration from an interesting portfolio of an interior designer and a stylist Sissy Rousaki.

see more colour inspiration here: colour code

Masculine vs feminine: in Mantua

Ultra minimal kitchen fitted into historical interior. Brutally beautiful.

photography: Gianni Basso, via: Milk magazine

House 6 by Marcio Kogan

São Paulo, Brazil. Spectacular architecture seen through the lens of Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen.

www.marciokogan.com

Sense of humour: in London

...an important ingredient in interior decoration. Just have a look. I can't help smiling!

images via: Jelanie