Displaying posts from November, 2014

On 100 acres with a view of Lake Ontario sits The Farm. Architect Cindy Renderly‘s clients wanted something modern but appropriate for the country. A gabled roof line is in keeping with a typical barn structure, but inside it’s minimalist and not-so-farm-like. Cindy used Douglas fir plywood on the ceilings to add warmth, and it’s a beautiful choice. An artist’s studio is an added bonus, separated from the main house by a courtyard. Despite being a tad bleak looking in the winter, this must be such a peaceful retreat, especially in summer. 

This modern bachelor pad designed by San Francisco interior designer Regan Baker really hits all the right notes. Love the lightest and the touches of orange and blue throughout, and it is not too masculine. The overall color pallet was derived from his uncle’s large scale highway artwork, which is now displayed proudly above the custom sofa. From there we built the design around his love for modern spaces, his personal hobby of photography and his love for music. With the exception of a few great pieces of art, we worked hand in hand with our client to assure his bachelor pad was masculine, yet casual modern and in the end created a bachelor pad Ryan Gosling would be happy to bring his dates back to. (More of her work here)

A renovation of a 70s Sydney home by architect Noek Witzand of noekdesign allows connection between the inside and out through a wall of sliding glass. Minimal style is warmed by wood and washed with white while seaside vegetation laps at the deck.

“A space between modern style and old fashioned charm…. ” The renovation of a half timbered building in Normandy by Charles Zana.

I love this dining room. What’s hotter than mirrors and Panton S chairs?! 
Via Christian Maldonado