Displaying posts from April, 2007

Here are some more inspirational photos of art displayed in hallways for your viewing pleasure.

Shamir Shah	Wheeler Kearns
The Apartment	Edward I. Mills
Callas Shortridge	New York Magazine

Rigorous design standards blended with a sense of humour. Front Studio’s principles Yen Ha and Michi Yanageshita pursue a combination of art and architecture. Intensive exploration of their clients’ needs and site constraints is balanced by their obsessive pursuit of Lunch. The girls and I swapped flickr contacts a few weeks ago. I’m impressed by their design talent and their intensive pursuit of the answer to “what’s for lunch?”

Sadly, I still have not made a purchase of (at least) one of these. So instead I post photos of this stunning chair which only serve to whet my appetite even further. Oh well.

Andrea Martiradonna	Tim Clinch
S.R. Gambrel	White Webb
S.R. Gambrel	the apartment
Dwell	Dwell
4 Homes	Helen Fickling

Jonathan Clark	Mark Luscombe-Whyte

Stripes are a fun graphic way to address walls, and can make a room look longer or taller. They can be a pain to paint (I can vouch for that) but there are many wallpapers out there now that can save you some of the grief. They look great anywhere, as seen here, in bedrooms, dining rooms, hallways, living rooms….

Target Living	Living Etc.
Easy Living Magazine	Easy Living Magazine
Harlequin	Charles Allem
Zoom Home	Ditte Isager