Sometimes simple suits me best, like in this image. No real design eye has been applied here — and that’s okay by me. I’m enjoying these pieces and the elements in the space just as they are.
Via automatism.
From the monthly archives: "June 2011"
Are you following the progress of Design Shimmer’s new house? Pre-built in Estonia and shipped to Norway, it’s in the (re)construction phase. Love this photo…
Via Design Shimmer.
I really like the large scale tile used in this kitchen. I’m considering something similar, but with significantly more color, if I ever upgrade mine.
Via Apartment Therapy.
(Sure wish this image was larger.) We all know I’m no fan of whitewhitewhite, but there’s a pretty amazing thing happening here: the monolithic, characterless white of the kitchen is completely counterbalanced by the fantastically rich texture of the dark wooden flooring. Add to that the interesting inverse that comes in by adding the slick dark chairs and the lighter-colored but heavily textured wooden table and I’m blown away.
Here’s another instance of a space where the elements are appealing but the use and placement of them aren’t. What a beautiful room; I’d love to have my way with these pieces and add a few more…
Via remash.
I’ve been searching for visual inspiration for my still-being-brainstormed office transformation — specifically toward a more industrial vibe — and I like the feeling this image evokes for me.
Via Apartment Therapy.
The space itself in this image does not grab me but I sure am into the lamps, the drinks cart, and those low chairs. Would love to work those into my space.
Via apent hus.
Another in my series of random posts chronicling my obsession with the perfect chair.
Via The North Elevation.
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