Displaying posts labeled "Fireplace"
Timeless lived-in interiors
Posted on Mon, 14 Jan 2019 by midcenturyjo
Connecticut and NYC based interior designer Alison Kist believes that people don’t just live in their home, they form a relationship with it. Her style is eclectic, a casually elegant mix of old and new along with the quirky, the whimsical and pieces that tell a story. What she creates is a home that tells the owner’s story, the best sort of home.
Curatorial House
Posted on Mon, 14 Jan 2019 by midcenturyjo
A classic P&O style house has been carefully reconfigured and restored by Sydney-based interior designers Arent & Pyke, returning its Art Deco chic and providing a considered style to a house owned by a curator. Designer as curator, owner as curator? There could be a clash of temperaments but instead the house is a stylish homage to a glamorous era.
Photography by Felix Forest
Jo’s favourite fireplaces 2018 – part 2
Posted on Fri, 28 Dec 2018 by midcenturyjo
Giancarlo Valle from this post
Simo Design from this post
Elizabeth Roberts Architecture & Design from this post
Bennett Leifer from this post
Bicker Design from this post
Briony Fitzgerald Design from this post
Alexander Design from this post
Alexander and Co from this post
Mark Ashby Design from this post
Nicole Hollis from this post
Timothy Godbold from this post
Timothy Godbold also from this post
Jo’s favourite fireplaces 2018 – part 1
Posted on Fri, 28 Dec 2018 by midcenturyjo
Kinnersley Kent Design from this post
Mathieu Lehanneu from this post
Michael Del Piero from this post
Starr Sanford Design from this post
Bayley Ward Architects from this post
Bayley Ward Architects also from this post
Georgia Ezra from this post
Briony Fitzgerald from this post
JDP Interiors from this post
Lind + Almond from this post
Zen Architects from this post
John De Bastiani from this post
Waldo Works from this post
Sasha Bikoff from this post
Mark Ashby Design
Posted on Mon, 10 Dec 2018 by midcenturyjo
This beautiful stone home perched above Austin was remodelled by local firm Mark Ashby Design working with clients who “were inspired by a European mid-century modern aesthetic, while still acknowledging their love for old world New England style”. The result is not only beautiful and functional but the attention to detail and fine finishes were paramount.
