Displaying posts from November, 2019

Everything and the kitchen sink

Posted on Thu, 14 Nov 2019 by midcenturyjo

Good looking and functional. From the cleverly thought out pull outs and pop outs to the hidden chargers and power points. From the carefully executed joinery and details to the simple joy of ample light through beautiful windows and considered places for the family to come together. I think we can say that this kitchen by Westchester County, NY based interiors firm Studio Dearborn has everything you need including the kitchen sink 😉 My favourite? The pull out tea drawer. Now I’ve seen it I need it.

Colour + glam

Posted on Wed, 13 Nov 2019 by KiM

Colour + pattern + texture + glam finishes in a house that is exquisite to begin with = this stunning project by Bailey Austin Bird. I’m dying over that marble foyer floor.

Photos: Laurey Glenn

Colour blocking in a Moscow apartment

Posted on Wed, 13 Nov 2019 by KiM

For an architecture and design firm that typically only creates spaces in black, white and grey, this 80 sq m apartment in Moscow was quite a departure. A.T.Ø (Architecture Technology Objects) Studio went a little crazy with red, pink, green and blue in this project and I’m digging the outcome. It is as bold as they come, and alot of fun.

Modern living in a thatched cottage

Posted on Tue, 12 Nov 2019 by midcenturyjo

Such a well considered balance. All chocolate box thatched cottage on the outside. All modern living expectations on the inside. Icing on the cake? More than enough historical character internally preserved to keep you smiling sweetly. Gloucestershire Cottage by Sarah Delaney Design.

The conservatory

Posted on Tue, 12 Nov 2019 by midcenturyjo

Usually I would be waxing lyrical about the barn conversion. I mean come on, great rustic kitchen, soaring white ceilings but sorry I only have eyes for one thing. OMG that is the BEST conservatory. Full stop. No contest. By MAN architecten, a creative studio for sustainable architecture and interior architecture based in Sint-Niklaas, Belgium.

Photography by Katoo Peeters