Photographers Ngoc Minh Ngo of Vietnam and Julian Wass of England specialize in interiors and lifestyle and began photographing together 10 years ago. Their work has been featured in several publications including catalogues for Anthropologie. They now also shoot separately and Ngoc Minh Ngo’s portfolio is incredible. The spaces are eclectic and so perfectly styled and photographed.
I adore this photo. Not only are the books organized by colour but by size too. Love the graphic effect.
Here are some more I really like. My favourite are wall-to-wall bookcases. But there are a couple of smart ideas below for books that maybe aren’t the greatest to look at. Such as the third photo. Place a REALLY nice chair in front of your books and no one will even notice them because they’ll be too busy admiring the chair. Or in the fourth photo – just turn the books around so the spines are facing backwards.
Fernlund + Logan Architects was established in New York in 1992 by Solveig Fernlund and Neil Logan. Their residential and commercial work has been published on numerous occasions, including in Dwell, Interior Design, The World of Interiors and the New York Times. I think I love their portfolio so much because their designs are simple which allows the furnishings to play a larger part in the design.
Ah, the wishbone chair. Otherwise known as the Y chair or the CH24 chair. This was designed by Hans Wegner in 1950 and is one of his most popular pieces. I love it’s Scandinavian organic simplicity. My favourite is this chair paired with an old harvest table. OH YEAH. A bit of Wishbone chair porn for your enjoyment.