Displaying posts labeled "Apartment"

Thoughts on millennial pink? Over the trend? Seen enough? I felt that way until I saw this cute as a button apartment by Washington D.C. based Zoë Feldman Design. So cheerful, so warm, so inviting. May I say so rosy? It puts a smile on my face.

I came across this Stockholm apartment on sköna hem and did a double take for a couple of reasons. First, it was suspect that this was a Swedish home. Those lovely Swedes aren’t exactly known for their colourful homes. Second, it was so unique and over the top that I needed to review a second and third time to make sure I didn’t miss anything. A layered space is always a win in my book. I want to discover something new at each glance. If I can evaluate a room in its entirety in 3 seconds, I am bored. Kudos to designer Pontus Nilvander for holding my attention for well beyond 3 seconds. (Photos: Johan Carlsson)

Sometimes all it takes is some modern artwork, some bold accent furniture and accessories, statement lighting, maybe a bit of graphic wallpaper and tile…. Coates Place was a 4 bed student flat that had seen better days, and after a complete home renovation, including new central heating system, a few new doorways and a kitchen relocation, the apartment is now a contemporary city pad fit for today’s living. Designed by Mr Buckley Interiors.

“Set in Sydney’s vibrant, inner-city suburb of Darlinghurst, this two-storey apartment has been converted from an uninspiring and unimaginative space into a luxurious retreat-like home in the heart of the city for a professional couple. From replacing the small staircase with a grander, more open design to installing dome ceilings and painting every single wall surface, this apartment underwent a major renovation to create the couple’s dream home. The home is now an inviting, light-filled space that boasts postcard-like skyline views from every room. The interior was designed with a personal collection of furniture, artwork and décor items that have been collected and curated over decades of travels both locally and globally making this residence a true home.”

A beautifully curated place for these global travellers to put up their feet and contemplate their next journey. By Marco Meneguzzi Design.

Give me Haussmannian apartments any day of the week and I’ll be a happy camper. This architecture is incredibly inspiring and makes the rest of the decor shine. Like in this apartment designed by Agathe Convert in collaboration with Amélie Buvat. A mix of dark and light paint colours, and the prettiest pink I’ve ever seen on the kitchen cabinets. Lots of built-in storage solutions makes this space functional on top of being gorgeous.