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Maximalism meets minimalism in Miami

Posted on Tue, 30 Apr 2024 by midcenturyjo

This Miami house with its Art Deco influences has been taken to the next level by Istanbul-based design practice Sanayi313. Enis Karavil created a neutral base using natural materials and a light palette then piled in a maximalist meets minimalist flair. With vibrant gallery walls, black-and-white kitchen and powder room, a mix of Art Deco bones with pieces from different design eras, the result is dynamic and fresh.

Photography by Tim Williams.

Inside an iconic landmark building built in 1908 in the Upper West Side, the home is combined by two adjacent apartments.  The goals were to reconfigure a thoughtful flow tracing the footprint of the new owner while carrying out the inherited architectural details seamlessly. The original architectural detail was carefully preserved and set the tone of the dwelling while connecting the design to the beaux arts roots of the building. Steeped in the rich history of New York, our focus was a transformative journey to reshape the historic home with a new narrative.
I am DYING over all of that original wood detail. I would have been inclined to have gone darker in the rest of the spaces so the white isn’t so contrasting but I appreciate the bold approach. Design: Bespoke Only; Photos: William Jess Laird.

Putting the brown in a Brownstone

Posted on Fri, 26 Apr 2024 by midcenturyjo

Brooklyn-based interior studio Jesse Parris-Lamb grounded this grand Park Slope Brownstone with an earthy colour palette of rich browns. Add a carefully curated mix of contemporary, vintage and bespoke furniture and the result is modern luxury living with deference to the building’s past.

Photography by Nicole Franzen.

A family home in Kensington

Posted on Thu, 25 Apr 2024 by KiM

This is proof you can never have too many colours and patterns (as long as they are similar in tones) and it together it makes a home so cozy and inviting and is complete eye candy. I adore this Kensington family home designed by Sibyl Colefax & John Fowler.

Coastal Harmony

Posted on Wed, 24 Apr 2024 by midcenturyjo

Located in a peaceful seaside area in Devon this house though recently built required extensive renovation to suit the clients’ needs. The design team at Pernille Lind Studio crafted a warm, modern retreat for a lively London family of five, seamlessly blending coastal tranquillity with urban comforts. Bursting with rich hues and natural textures, the interior mirrors the surrounding nature, offering spaces for relaxation and play. From the bespoke kitchen to the inviting guest annexe, every detail reflects a fusion of tradition and modernity, echoing the calming rhythm of seaside living.