Displaying posts labeled "Art"

The Collector’s Apartment

Posted on Tue, 13 Mar 2018 by midcenturyjo

An amazing collection of artifacts and sculpture, an oh so chic apartment, a stunning Eiffel Tower view and not one but eight de rigueur Chandigarh Chairs by Pierre Jeanneret. Serious case of envy on my part. I wish I was the collector who lives in this stylish abode. Appartement Rivoli by CSLB Studio.

Photography by Reto Guntil

Stalking while we’re waiting

Posted on Wed, 21 Feb 2018 by midcenturyjo

Hi everybody! We’re still here. The new blog is coming along just fine. We’re tidying up and fine tuning. What a job to move 11 years of content from one platform to another. Phew! Almost there. In the meantime lets enjoy a little real estate stalking in the salubrious Sydney suburb of Woollahra. Colour, fabulous art, historic home, modern living, leafy green courtyard and great location. It even has the current “it” chair in Australia, the Malawi chair welcoming you on the front veranda. Link here while it lasts.

Art as a focal point

Posted on Thu, 7 Dec 2017 by KiM

I love art. I love large-scale art, I love gallery walls, I love photography art, and I really love seeing how others display art in their own spaces. Los Angeles based interior designer Kate Driver of West Haddon Hall is an inspiration when it comes to using art in her designs. That gallery wall above is PERFECT. Also totally smitten with the massive piece in the office below.

House of Ideas

Posted on Thu, 19 Oct 2017 by midcenturyjo

It may have been only existed as an installation for the Lodz Design Festival earlier this month but how amazing would it be if this hauntingly beautiful old house could retain its modern trappings, even better if I could live there. A fantastical world of peeling ceilings and tattered wallpaper as backdrop to cutting edge furniture, striking art and a jungle of indoor plants. This slightly fractured dream of a domain is by Design Alive and you can read more including sources here.

Photography by Marek Swoboda

I wanted to share this awesome warehouse conversion in London that has a bit of a twist. Someone clearly had a lot of time on their hands….and a lot of foam. The foam clouds likely help with the acoustics in the space, so it works double duty. I think it’s a pretty cool art installment, and I would totally live with it no problem if I could have this loft. That much space, with up to 30′ ceiling heights, and my cats would have a blast tearing around and trying to climb the foam. Available as a location property through Shoot Factory.