This space has such an uplifted feel to me. Maybe it’s the rammed earth construction seen in the staircase wall, maybe it’s the large scale art, maybe it’s the furnishings… most likely, it’s all of the above.
Architecture: Luigi Rosselli Architects.
Design: Smith Design Studio.
Photography: Justin Alexander.
Via ChicTip.
Here’s a terrific living space comprised of great elements and awesome finishes.
Architecture: SAOTA.
Design: Guy Thomson Interior Design.
Photography: Elsa Young.
Here’s a terrific example of a single image bringing together so many of the things I love to highlight here. The great architecture and mix of materials in this space combine into the perfect industrial/modern vibe. An amazing space to help celebrate one year of posting on Japanese Trash — my first post was a year ago today. Thanks to all of my readers for helping me craft a unique voice and vision; here’s to another great year!
Architecture: Shim-Sutcliffe Architects.
Photography: James Dow.
Yesterday I posted a desert fantasy, and today I have a no less amazing floating home in Seattle. I’m so attracted to every element in this space.
Architecture: Ninebark Design|Build.
Design: Kim Mankoski.
Via Dwell.
I continue to be amazed by what computer rendering is capable of. This place looks (and is) fantastic!
Via Home-Designing.
Dave Hime is an interior design evangelist, speaker, and founder/curator of Japanese Trash.
