Mr and Mrs Charlie

Welcome to the wonderland home of Mr and Mrs Charlie. Charlie Kinyon, an artist working in Austin and Sydney  and Melissa Ninham creator and maker, weaver of wire and rope and dreams. Together they create and explore. This is a way of thinking, a way of living, a way of creating beauty, an expression and a statement. I love it. I wish I could live like this. (At least for a few days .... I think that is all I'd be brave enough to do.) Finding beauty in the old, the odd, the found, the discarded. You can see more on their blog and their instagram.

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Kevin Dumais favourites

A 2-story bookcase would be a dream come true. I'd never have to throw out a shelter mag or book ever again, and a place to display every knick knack I have stashed in the basement. *sigh*

Graphic photography as artwork, and a stunning statement chandelier. YES!!!

via Kevin Dumais

Marcia Prentice - part 2

As I mentioned earlier today, there's more Marcia Prentice photograpy goodness I wanted to share. I could not help but notice several photos in her portfolio featuring some fantastic art (and I love bold artwork) so check these out...

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Trevor Tondro bonus

Trevor honey, I'm not done with you yet. After we make some little photographer/designer genius babies, we must dissect some of your photos. These spaces get me all hot and bothered (or simply intrigued) for several reasons.....

What a HOT bedroom! Love the wallpaper/graffiti walls with that super sexy photo over the bed. 

I'd do laundry in here every freaking day!

I'm not sure what the purpose of this room is, but it looks like the set on a stage at a strip club. I like it. ;)

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Steven Sclaroff - part 2

I could not get enough of Steven Sclaroff's work, so here's another that knocked my socks off. Well, the photo above alone did that. The suzani bedcover with the matching graphic photograph above the bed and similar patterned dark curtains = perfection. This one's for the inspiration folder. Anyway, this happens to be the former apartment of Steven in a nineteenth century townhouse in New York's West Village. And I love it's quirkiness, like the carved bear coat rack. :-)

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