Displaying posts labeled "Bedroom"
Jo’s favourite bedrooms 2019 – part 1
Posted on Fri, 3 Jan 2020 by midcenturyjo
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McKinley Bungalows from this post
Tristan Auer from this post
Templeton Architecture from this post
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Anna von Waldburg from this post
Tina Rich Design from this post
Cobalto Studio from this post
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Phoebe Nicol from this post
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Virginia Tupker Interiors from this post
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Kim’s favourite bedrooms 2019 – part 2
Posted on Tue, 24 Dec 2019 by KiM
Studio2046 from this post
Charlap Hyman & Herrero from this post
Charlap Hyman & Herrero from this post
Minina Design from this post
Studio Ro+Ca from this post
Jessica Helgerson from this post
Rachel Chudley from this post
Pete Bermejo from this post
G.P. Schafer Architect from this post
NICOLEHOLLIS from this post
Brian Patrick Flynn from this post
Kimille Taylor from this post
Kim’s favourite bedrooms 2019 – part 1
Posted on Tue, 24 Dec 2019 by KiM
Redmond Aldrich from this post
Virginie and Nathalie Droulers from this post
Woodson & Rummerfield from this post
Tilton Fenwick from this post
Tilton Fenwick from this post
GCG Architectes +Studio Maddox from this post
Raul Martins from this post
Raul Martins from this post
Shelby Girard from this post
Jo Berryman from this post
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The Modern House from this post
Lucinda Loya from this post
Kati Curtis from this post
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Les Ensembliers from this post
An unusual house in Amsterdam
Posted on Fri, 20 Dec 2019 by midcenturyjo
“Framework’s Canal house is characterised by an unexpected imperfection. That aesthetic runs through the entire house, with playful and creative spaces that provoke, making you look twice. With an outside truthful to its 19th-Century heritage and an inside that refuses to conform to traditional symmetry, the house sparks people to feel comfortable and -at the same time- to also look around and ask questions.”
Quirky luxury with a touch of wabi sabi in a historic Canal house in Amsterdam? Beauty that makes you think.
Photography by Kasia Gatkowska
Moody modern meets Art Nouveau
Posted on Wed, 18 Dec 2019 by midcenturyjo
Imagine an Art Nouveau apartment in Stockholm. Now imagine a renovation with a moody colour palette, a mix of modern and mid century furniture pieces, soft light filtering in through large windows and a layering of natural textures. Actually you don’t have to. Swedish interior designer Joanna Lavén has done it for you. Welcome to the perfection that is Apartment O.
