There’s some serious mojo working in this space with all the colors, textures, and big pieces. Nice!
Via Abigail Ahern.
There’s some serious mojo working in this space with all the colors, textures, and big pieces. Nice!
Via Abigail Ahern.
Images from the past week that didn’t make it into posts. (Note from Dave: It’s a busy day today; looks like part 2 of Leftovers won’t be posted until late afternoon!)
Via desire to inspire.
Via Dwell.
Via gBlog.
Via SpongeG.
Via Randomitus.
Via La Boheme.
This space, with its light, palette, and textures, just seems so relaxed and welcoming.
Via Design*Sponge.
While this is a bit busier than my usual type of space, it’s a terrific mix of old and new.
Via Abigail Ahern.
Collector. The word has connotations, doesn’t it? How do you know the difference between someone who is truly collecting things for a reason, or someone that is actually a hoarder? My answer: look at how the stuff is displayed and you can easily see the difference. But then, my philosophy is also that anything—and I do mean absolutely anything, from books to beads to blankets—can be collected. As I write this, I just have to look next to my monitor to see my own small desktop collection of antique wrenches. They’re each in an individual stand (not thrown in a pile on my desk), so it’s a proper collection. Let’s look at some other proper collections and see how they’re done.– See the whole post at The Interior Collective.

Dave Hime is an interior design evangelist, speaker, and founder/curator of Japanese Trash.