Architect Suchi Reddy of New York firm Reddymade has an uncanny ability of creating spaces that have a gallery-like feel but are functional and liveable. The following pics are from random projects from her impressive portfolio. “Form follows feeling” is the guiding principle of the practice. Reddy’s strong belief is that the quality of the space evokes emotion and that good design, calibrated carefully to the human, influences well-being, creativity, and productivity.
This Hampstead, London townhouse designed by Jo Berryman, is overflowing with personality and I absolutely love it.
If Carmela Soprano lived in NW3 and not New Jersey, her kitchen would totally look like this
An excavated basement creates space for a sunken living room and dining platform
Witty vignettes, irreverent colour palettes and artworks add dramatic layers that evolve with the house
Picture Gram Parsons and Emmy Lou Harris jamming within a haze of copal incense in this attic
Josh Evan (based in NYC) works magic in interior and architectural design, as well as staging. Josh Evan is a design studio celebrating the glamorous, exuberant, substantial and subtle. The studio focuses on design that delivers comfortable spaces, creating balance in innovation and rich enduring forms. His nonconformist approach to design is a breath of fresh air.
When I spotted this apartment designed by cityhomeCOLLECTIVE I wanted to jump up on my desk and shout YES YES YESSSSS!!! The vibe here is edgy, a bit gothic and a style I am completely in love with. If this would take the place of the completely overdone bohemian style that everyone is doing these days I would be sooooo happy.
I am crushing so hard on this home designed by María Lladó. It is eclecticism at its finest where every corner has something unexpected and each piece tells a story. That curved sofa in the first 2 photos is incredible and something similar to what I’ve been wanting for my living room.