This place has minimalist appeal fortified with texture and a touch of deep color, all lifted higher by the ample skylights. Terrific.
Photography: Hotze Eisma.
From the monthly archives: "January 2012"
Images from the past week that didn’t make it into posts.
Via MY FUTURE HOUSE.
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Via BRICKHOUSE.
Via desire to inspire.
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Via PLANETE DECO a homes world.
Via Apartment Therapy.
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Via himeofyourlife.
Via Mash House.
Having been called everything from so very French to having the post-industrial charme [sic] of Tribeca — all in the same writeup — the Paris pizza and cocktail joint, Grazie, is a treat for the eye. Reportedly designed by a New York firm (see source link below), the space looks like a great mix of well-planned textures and finishes.
Photography: Christina Fluegge.
Via griege.
This is one of those spaces that just feels right — you know? Simple, but perfect.
Design: Penny Hay Interior Architect.
desire to inspire via remash.
You know me: I’m the guy who’s been railing against the plague of whitewhitewhite interiors almost since day one of my time on this soapbox. But, now and then, there’s an all white space that captures my imagination — and I’m big enough to be able to celebrate that goodness when it appears. Such are these rooms: terrific architectural details and sublime selections of furnishings and fixtures make these great.
Photography: Line Thit Klein.
LINE KLEIN via Konfetti.
Mustard tile with black floor, cabinets, appliances and counters. What do you think?
Photography: Jenny Brandt.
Via emmas designblogg.
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Dave Hime is an interior design evangelist, speaker, and founder/curator of Japanese Trash.
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