Displaying posts labeled "Bathroom"
Penny round tiles
Posted on Sun, 23 Sep 2012 by KiM
On Friday I blogged one of my favourite types of tiles – the subway tile. Today I thought I’d share my next favourite tile – the penny round. This one is adorable, tiny and subtle yet can have high impact depending on the tile colour/grout colour and placement. It’s often used as bathroom flooring but I think it’s a fun option for a kitchen backsplash as well. I’d love to use this somehow in my next home.
Hotel Saint Cecilia via Jackie Cardonio
Subway tiles
Posted on Fri, 21 Sep 2012 by KiM
I love subway tiles. Always have, always will. Classic, inexpensive and graphic (and can be made even more graphic with contrasting grout colour). I thought I’d do a post today on what has to be my favourite type of tile. I have one another favourite that is a close second but I’ll save that for Sunday.
Mixr
Arquitetura Paralela
Posted on Tue, 11 Sep 2012 by KiM
I stumbled across a cool Brazilian architecture and design firm while doing some random googling the other day. Debora Racy and Nicole Sztokfisz created Arquitetura Paralela in 2007 and believe that good architecture can happen regardless of budget constraints and space. These ladies know how to have fun and be creative. I LOVE the stripe of tile in the bathroom above. Freaking genius. (Sweet tiles in the kitchen below too).
Templeton
Posted on Wed, 29 Aug 2012 by midcenturyjo
Young, edgy, now. Architect Emma Templeton and her design team at Templeton create beautiful, functional designs, exquisite in their simple beauty. Where Oz design is now and setting the bar high for design to come. Short listed for the 2012 IDEA awards in the single residence category Templeton is definitely making waves with their calm, contemporary spaces.
Favourite bathrooms of 2011 – part 2
Posted on Sat, 7 Jan 2012 by KiM
