Displaying posts labeled "Art"

Vaucluse Residence

Posted on Wed, 27 Feb 2019 by midcenturyjo

It’s all about colour, texture and shape in this Darlinghurst, Sydney residence by Triibe. Oh and chairs. Warm hues of browns and cognacs, terracotta and sand. Sensuous curves and boxy consoles. Polished concrete against chunky rugs, layered with leathers and velvet. A tactile feast.

Photography by Terence Chin.

Dreamy spaces in Canadian homes

Posted on Fri, 22 Feb 2019 by KiM

Canadian House & Home magazine is a favourite of mine and has been for as long as I can remember, so I find their website is a wonderful source for fabulously designed Canadian homes. I thought I would share some that have caught my eye recently.

design: Richard Ouellette, Les Ensembliers; photo: André Rider; feature: here

design: Elle Patille of Leydi Milagros Design; photo:Robin Stubbert; feature: here

design: Christine Ralphs for Lloyd Ralphs Design; photo: Virginia Macdonald; feature: here

design: Julie Charbonneau; photo: Virginia Macdonald; feature: here

design: Montana Burnett; photo: Virginia Macdonald; feature: here

design: Whitney Keeley, Absolutely Inc.; photo: Robin Stubbert

design: Lisa Lev; photo: Alex Lukey; feature: here

design:Youssef Hasbani; photo:Virginia Macdonald; feature: here

design: Judith Gougeon; photo: Maxime Desbiens or Angus McRitchie; feature: here

photo:Kim Jeffery; feature: here

Pink (and other colours) in an Oslo apartment

Posted on Sun, 17 Feb 2019 by KiM

There’s nothing more that I love than creativity and uniqueness in interiors. It gets really tiring seeing the same thing over and over again (Instagram and Pinterest, I’m talking about you, and bohemian style specifically). I spotted this Olso apartment on The Cut and nearly had a stroke. Hello pink, green marble and brass kitchen of my dreams!!! This home could not be more one-of-a-kind. LOVE THAT. (Designed by Snøhetta, photos by Anders Valde)

Stalking 2

Posted on Fri, 1 Feb 2019 by midcenturyjo

Minimalist, modern with heritage features retained and packed with standout Australian art. What could be better? I guess if I moved in I would probably fall victim to my maximalist ways and start moving more things in but it’s houses like this that make me wish I could Marie Kondo my way to a simpler way of living, expensive yes but simpler. I’m stalking in Sydney’s Surry Hills. Link here while it lasts.

Black and white in Milan

Posted on Fri, 25 Jan 2019 by KiM

The drama of a black and white colour scheme always wins points with me. This 200 sq m Milan home has an art deco vibe and only subtle touches of colour like a couple of leopard print benches and velvet pillows. So classic. By Droulers Architecture.