Displaying posts from October, 2018

Sunday at the bistro

Posted on Sun, 14 Oct 2018 by KiM

Spižírna 1902 is a bistro in Prague designed by Kamil Štajgl and it is where I want to be hanging out today! The space is absolutely beautiful. The architect wanted visitors to feel as though they were snacking in a garden. Mission accomplished! A bonus is that the food on the bistro’s social media (IG / FB) looks delish!

I found a rendering and a before photo on their FB page – this was a serious undertaking!

Photos: Alexander Dobrovodský

Working on a Saturday

Posted on Sat, 13 Oct 2018 by midcenturyjo

 

It’s like I say time and time again. If you have to drag yourself into work on a weekend it better be somewhere stylish. Hungry and Foolish, a strategic and creative consulting agency in Paris by DESJEUX DELAYE.

Wood, concrete and indoor/outdoor living

Posted on Fri, 12 Oct 2018 by KiM

I wanted to share another gem of a home designed by Cali-based firm Marmol Radziner. This one in Venice has really captured my heart with the interior blending seamlessly with the exterior. For this two-story home for a young family, we designed a series of screens and walls that provide privacy from the street and create an openness on the narrow site. The dining room opens onto the pool to the north and planted courtyard to the south, maximizing usable space and encouraging indoor-outdoor living. 

Mas de Bigot

Posted on Fri, 12 Oct 2018 by KiM

Mas de Bigot is an absolutely beautiful 18th century hideaway in Saint Rémy de Provence. A “concept art home” designed by Gérard Faivre that is available for sale – fully renovated and decorated. It is 600 m², on 10 hectares that includes a lake, an olive grove, and a forest with a cabin. I think I’m in love! Anyone want to go halfsies on it? 🙂




Stalking in Melbourne

Posted on Thu, 11 Oct 2018 by midcenturyjo

I’m stalking black and white with colourful art in South Melbourne. The renovation and extension to the period Victorian terrace house by Finnis architects retains the original heritage detailing while creating an understated tranquillity through a modern, minimalist touch. Link here while it lasts.