I posted a few days ago about my friends’ place, The Kimber Modern Hotel, with a promise to do a more extensive post. Here it is. There’s almost nothing I can say to do justice to this space–it’s their dream business and they’ve invested their hearts and souls into making it a reality. As wonderful as you might think it would be to stay there, I can only tell you it’s better than what you imagine!
Via Kimber Modern.
This gorgeous entry is part of a 1955 Richard Neutra in Bel Air. It’s breathtaking.
Via Take Sunset.
Just a quick peek into the upcoming long weekend. I hope cool terrazzo floors, clean louvered glass, cold citrus-y cocktails, and plenty of blue sky and lounge time are what’s in store.
Another in my series of random posts chronicling my obsession with the perfect chair.
Via design elements.
The mix of materials and shapes here seems just right to me; the metallics in the kitchen and the juxtaposition of strong angles and soft curves in the dining space work to keep everything interesting.
Via obliqdesign.
I’m really feeling the need for unfilled space, no clutter, visual calm. This works for me today…
Via mackapar.
TRUCK is a furniture design/build/sell business in Japan. I just discovered them this morning and am completely enraptured.
TRUCK via the style files.
I fell for this room the moment I saw it. The architecture evokes ’60s ranch house style and the furnishings bring it all home.
Via desire to inspire.
Dave Hime is an interior design evangelist, speaker, and founder/curator of Japanese Trash.
