It’s fabulous to be back blogging in a new year. Here’s to 2022 being so much better and brighter than last year. I couldn’t think of a better home to start off the year than this apartment above a shop … but not just any shop. It’s Barracuda Interiors showroom in the sea side town of Comporta, Portugal. Think relaxed beachy vibe with natural materials, old found pieces and the occasional pop of colour against a bleached out colour palette. The perfect holiday getaway or imagine being lucky enough to enjoy it year round.
Marta de la Rica from this post
Marianne Cotterill via Inigo both from this post
Anna Karlin from this post
Collarte Interiors from this post
Claude Cartier from this post
Ali Budd Interiors from this post
Barracuda Interiors from this post
Hollie Bowden from this post
Batiik Studio from this post
Akin Atelier from this post
Arent&Pyke from this post
April Tomlin Interiors from this post
Studio Life/Style from this post
Studio Giancarlo Valle from this post
Arent & Pyke from this post
Heidi Callier from this post
Mendelson Group Inc. from this post
Vincenzo De Cotiis from this post
Alice Lane interior Design from this post
Emily Seiders from this post
Lisa Burdus from this post
Brian Paquette from this post
Matthew Monroe Bees from this post
Reath Design from this post
Sean Anderson from this post
Quintana Partners from this post
Jacques Garcia from this post
Fern Santini from this post
Vanity Fair from this post
Luis Laplace from this post
Sean Anderson from this post
If you are going to embrace colour and pattern in your home, I saw GO ALL OUT. And this is how you do it. Patterns in florals, leopard, ikat and more, and colours in the richest, yummiest shades of raspberry, teal, mustard, plum, pink…. you’d think the owners are some extravagant, eccentric, worldly couple who have lived here 80 years. This London apartment was designed impeccably by Patrick Mele. (Photos: Miguel Flores-Vianna)
Welcome to this tiny (30sq m) Haussmannian pied-à-terre with its beautiful original features and bespoke pieces to delineate spaces and provide function. A small kitchen sits in an alcove carved from a central volume which houses the bathroom and a mezzanine sleeping area above. The living room is separated from the bedroom by a berry coloured fluted screen providing privacy and a pop of colour. Boulevard Haussmann by Paris-based Batiik Studio.
Photography by Romain Ricard