Displaying posts labeled "Fireplace"
A stylish Californian family home
Posted on Tue, 13 Feb 2018 by midcenturyjo
L.A. based interiors firm Alexander Design create spaces that are personal, luxurious and livable. Their work is a mix of contemporary, custom and vintage pieces, richly layered and carefully curated. It’s all about relaxed family living that is stylish yet functional, chic yet authentic, effortlessly elegant. The designer’s own home is the perfect example. Neutral, natural and fabulous.
The Weaver’s House
Posted on Thu, 8 Feb 2018 by midcenturyjo
“The idea of home is a primal and a personal construct. Our mission is to create homes that support us practically, engage us sensorially and nourish us emotionally. Each home is a rational, passionate project—a labour of love.”
A couple of days ago Kim feature the time capsule Dennis Severs’ house. Today I’m once again in Spitalfields, once again in a weaver’s house but this time it’s a contemporary yet sympathetic renovation of a Huguenot Townhouse by Chan + Eayrs.
The Study
Posted on Wed, 7 Feb 2018 by midcenturyjo
Can you imagine how what design magic is being conjured up in this fabulous space in Berlin? It’s the workshop, showroom, office and home of Quiet Studios and I’m in love. I wish my creative space was as inspiring.
Jo’s favourite fireplaces 2017
Posted on Wed, 3 Jan 2018 by midcenturyjo
Serge Castella from this post
Pipkorn & Kilpatrick from this post
Lilah Spirit from this post
Leanne Ford from this post
Susan Burns Design from this post
Kelly and Co. Design from this post
Maison Bergdorf from this post
The Chequit from this post
Monique Gibson from this post
Platform 5 Architects from this post
Vaughn Miller Studio from this post
loma Beach House from this post
Harrison Interiors from this post
Pearson Design Group from this post
LTD Architectural Design Studio from this post
Rob Mills Architecture & Interiors from this post
Simplicity
Posted on Fri, 22 Dec 2017 by midcenturyjo
“There is nothing simple about simplicity. Simplicity is complexity.”
The composition, the texture, the monochromatic palette, the considered choice of pattern, the restraint and careful curation. How deceptively simple and achingly beautiful. Buckhead by Atlanta-based Nancy Braithwaite Interiors.
