Displaying posts from April, 2014

This 1820’s home is located in Santa Teresa, a ‘hood of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It is GORGEOUS, and is the home of Bia Lessa and was completely renovated inside by architect Camila Toledo. The floor, the windows, the sleeping dog…I want it all! (Via arquitetura & construção)

Like a summer breeze or sailing on the ocean. Clean, crisp and cool. Blue. Not everyone’s first choice for their living and dining areas but these rooms by JHL Design are like a breath of fresh air.

An Italian idyll, a rural reverie, an historic farm house surrounded by olive groves. Could the daydream be more perfect? It could if the interiors are designed by Alexander Waterworth. Rustic and refined, rough and luxe, indulgent and spartan. Masseria Petrarolo in Puglia. Beauty in stone.

Jemy Massie and Emily Ellis are the California interior designers behind Studio Revolution. They call their look “hipsticated, gritty, dramatic, not-too-pretty”. I love it. Touches of Scandinavian, modern, industrial, and lots of black – my favourite colour.

New York architecture and design firm Turett Collaborative Architects take tired, decrepit, poorly planned structures and brings them into the new millenium – turning them into glorious dream homes. This post includes photos from several of their projects, including a client’s desire for a helical slid to combine two penthouse condos.