There’s a lot going on it this space — not all of it (the lamps, mirrored screens, and odd wire and taxidermy contraption) to my taste. But overall there’s great texture, finishes, huge art, and a real feeling of excitement to this room.
From the monthly archives: "April 2011"
The Biscuit House — so named because of the cookie-shaped wooden pieces comprising the exterior curtain — is a concrete and steel structure that manages to bring French and modern styles together in a delicious fusion.
e-architect via La Boheme.
Vintage industrial meets — and quickly marries — barely-there transparency. Wow!
Here’s another small space done extremely well. There’s a discernible palette, some great choices in materials, and a nice mix of textures.
Via Apartment Therapy.
Images from the past week that didn’t make it into posts.
Via Plastolux.
Via Dwell.
Via things i like, things i love.
Via The North Elevation.
Via : : moodboard : :.
Via escapade.
Via Stylizimo blog.
Via Spooky Home.
Via FFFFOUND!.
Via FFFFOUND!.
Via sfgirlbybay.
Via Apartment Therapy.
Via Apartment Therapy.
Via inspiration JKC Design et Interieurs.
Via inspiration JKC Design et Interieurs.
This Portfolio features the work of photographer Magnus Marding, who captures color, texture and materials beautifully.
Magnus Marding discovered via notmybeautifulhome.
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