Moody blues, brightest lightest white, gradual greys, colour full vibrant colour. UK photographer Lucinda Symons sees a room through her lens and finds the meaning. A shutter snaps closed and there you have it, the inspiration, the look. The images are simple yet tell it all. Favourite? The moody room above.
WINKS – weekend links. Here we list what has come in during the week, things we’ve found and things we think you’ll want to see. If you’d like to see your blog or website featured email us and if we think it fits with our readers we’ll link you. So what’s in this week?
We recently received an email from Natasha with the following request: “I’m just wondering if you can do a post on bedroom vanities for some inspiration – preferably ones with a mirror (not necessarily attached). I love the antique + glamorous style but I also love simple, steamlined, and functional. Some of the main colours in my room right now are ivory, silver, and antique gold.” My personal favourite for bedroom vanities are small mirrored desks/tables for some sparkle and glam with a vintage mirror from the 40s hanging above. I did seem to have a hard time finding vanity photos in my stash – I guess they aren’t as popular as they used to be. And the ones I did find seem to be on the sort of french/country side and almost completely absent from more modern bedrooms. But below is a selection I did find – hope this inspires you Natasha.
Udom | Homes & Gardens |
Tori Golub | Living Etc. |
Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles | Country Home |
Katie Sellers | car möbel |
Sköna hem | Lucyina Moodie |
The following is a creative idea for a vanity. Take an old metal desk (imagine the black glass in the photo is where the chair pulls up), sand off the old paint down to the metal, and add a funky mid-century chair or an antique boudoir stool, hang an ornate mirror above and you’ve got the funkiest vanity around.
Check out this fab work place. mono is a Minneapolis based company that believes in the power of simplicity, putting it to work to create innovative communications for clients that include Herman Miller, Apple, Blu Dot and the Harvard Business School. I didn’t write that… I got it from their website 🙂 but you know what? If their work space is a representation of who they are and what they do and how they do it then this company is way cool. See more of where they are “forced” to come to work each day here. Thanks T.scott!