Displaying posts from July, 2015

Pool splash

Posted on Tue, 7 Jul 2015 by midcenturyjo

Big. Brash. Pool. Splash.When your house is a showstopper your pool can’t be an afterthought. Brilliant Brazilian landscape design by São Paulo based Alex Hanazaki.

 

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If you’re in Toronto or Montreal and are looking for more high-end outdoor patio furniture you should check out Jardin De Ville

Kitchen love

Posted on Tue, 7 Jul 2015 by midcenturyjo

I love a good eat-in kitchen. Nothing too big or too fancy. Somewhere to create great food and great family memories. And I love this kitchen by Los Angeles based interior designer Amy Sklar. The floor, the moveable island bench, the mix of metals, the wall of pots and pans and those sweet little windows above the sink.

A red I actually like

Posted on Mon, 6 Jul 2015 by KiM

I dislike red in any application. This is the first time I have ever actually liked a red in an interior. Kudos to interior designer Christy Allen for finding this perfect shade – Benjamin Moore’s Soft Glow, a coral red with pink undertones. It’s stunning with the artwork and fiddle leaf fig tree. 


Apartment living at its finest

Posted on Mon, 6 Jul 2015 by KiM

Apartment living really isn’t for me (at least while I live in Ottawa where houses are as affordable as condos) but the units in this building in Stockholm are spectacular. Originally a residential building, then converted into offices, the crew at Oscar Properties are lovingly restoring the structure back into apartments. Turn of the century architecture, with sophisticated luxurious spaces that have a Parisian vibe. This first kitchen is SO dreamy. The cabinetry colour, marble, gold and copper accents…YUM.
P.S. I am short on pet entries this week – if you would like to submit photos please send them to kim[at]desiretoinspire[dot]net. Thanks!

Books and bed

Posted on Mon, 6 Jul 2015 by midcenturyjo

Salt and pepper. Nuts and bolts. Milk and cookies. Needle and thread. What goes better together than books and bed? Falconer Street by Nest Architects.