Displaying posts labeled "Blue"

Simply lovely

Posted on Wed, 30 Mar 2016 by midcenturyjo

The serenely beautiful, plant filled house shared by Kim on Sunday (here… swoon) belongs to stylist and art director Liza Giles and her architect husband. It’s easy to see that she worked for Designers Guild for many years. That lovely green, the freshness, the botanicals. I couldn’t help myself. I had to share a little more of her work with Tricia Guild. Simply lovely.

Chez Noz

Posted on Thu, 24 Mar 2016 by KiM

This is the home of San Francisco interior designer Noz Nozawa of Noz Design. Her focus is to create eclectically modern spaces and she certainly has done that here, with dark painted walls to easily add drama and some vintage furnishings for funkiness. Throw in that adorable Frenchie and you have got a pretty sweet pad here.

Photos by Colin Price Photography

Midnight blue

Posted on Thu, 24 Mar 2016 by midcenturyjo

I was so inspired by the Kraków apartment by projekt i that I had to share another from their portfolio. A familiar palette of black and white is used in the public areas while a rich deep blue is the highlight of the bedroom in this stylish 50 m² apartment near the Wawalem Castle.

Beachy pink

Posted on Mon, 29 Feb 2016 by midcenturyjo

Think beach house think white painted walls and accents of blue and sea green. Perhaps that should be pink or melon or citrus green. This modern family holiday home takes a fresh look at the beach theme with its hot fruit flavoured colour hits. Light, bright and stylishly relaxed. Just what you want for your vacation retreat by the sea. Cabana com Arte in Comporta, Portugal by Lisbon-based architectural and interior design studio Sa Aranha & Vasconcelos.

Vardo by Farrow & Ball

Posted on Fri, 12 Feb 2016 by KiM

Vardo, the teal that Farrow & Ball never had…UNTIL NOW. If I wasn’t hung up on pink for my dining room, this would be the colour I would use. I find teal shades can be hard to get right. They are either too blue or too green or too bright. Vardo is the prefect mix of blue, green and grey. I may be obsessed with it. I would love to see it on a front door. So I went looking for some Vardo inspiration and here is what I found….