There’re a lot of great house interior design ideas going on in this simple shot, from the sleek, modern chairs, the simple, round tables and the (faux?) hide rugs to the sweet peek at what looks like a terrific outdoor space (does that look like an al fresco bathtub to anyone else?). Plus: great materials–what’s not to love about a concrete floor with character-adding cracks?–and those windows all around the perimeter of the house. The textured cement eaves overhanging the windows and encircling the courtyard create wonderfully subtle visual interest as well. Read Full Article →
Made Over
Interior designer/architect Russell Groves transformed this home utilizing terrific choices in materials, textures, furnishings and finishes. I’m transfixed.
Via Architectural Digest.
Chock-a-Block
Great rooms, filled to the brim with stuff–but sweet stuff; the Bauhaus chairs and Tivoli sound system in the first image are lust-worthy. Throw in the trifecta of Eames plywood, Eames lounge (see it peeking out there in the second photo?) and Panton dining chairs–all so nicely done, too. Terrific textures, manly materials, all kinds of goodies.
Glimpses
A little look at a masterful mix in an LA home.
Interior Design: Estee Stanley.
Photography: Laure Joliet Photography.
Via Remodelista.
Station, revealed.
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I have to say, the rest of the project does not disappoint. What do you think?
Architecture: blank studio.
Photography: Timmerman Photography.
Via gBlog..
Open Wide
This converted LA bungalow has what feels like a lot of space.
Architecture: Jeremy Levine Design.
Photography: tom fowlks.
Via Dwell.
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Dave Hime is an interior design evangelist, speaker, and founder/curator of Japanese Trash.



































