Extraordinary places for extraordinary people. That’s what Lawson Robb state on their website. This London based architecture and interior design firm create rooms that stand out from the crowd. Clean lines and modern finishes with attention to detail are obvious but it’s the luxury of space that speaks to me here. Private and public, positive and negative, the joy of having space.
We’ve been cooling off with pools and terraces for the last couple of weeks. Now it’s time for a little heat. These retro fireplace beauties are scanned from Heating, House & Garden Guide to Comfort and Economy, Collins London in association with Conde Nast, 1975. Pass me my slippers and cup of cocoa.
WINKS – weekend links. Here we list what has come in during the week, things we’ve found and things we think you’ll want to see. If you’d like to see your blog or website featured email us and if we think it fits with our readers we’ll link you. So what’s in this week?
What I love about super talented Canadian photographer Donna Griffith’s work is the colour. Bright saturated unabashed colour. That and her understanding of white. OK that’s a colour as well. Love the lighting and the composition. These beautiful spaces are so honest, not tricked up at all. Great photos!
Canadian design duo David Powell and Fenwick Bonnell, Powell and Bonnell, create unique solutions reflecting their client’s lifestyle. Exceptional quality, attention to detail and their own range of furniture and textiles are hallmarks of their work. And their style? A seamless blend of contemporary and traditional. The first few images are of an exceptional mill refurbishment. Don’t miss the press pdf for more on this stunning building.