Displaying posts labeled "Foyer"
Jo’s favourite entries and foyers 2020
Posted on Thu, 31 Dec 2020 by midcenturyjo
Intimate Living Interiors from this post 
Alicia Holgar from this post 
Monica Fried Design from this post 
Both Infinite Design Studio from this post 
Handelsmann + Khaw from this post 
Studio Ezra from this post 
Studio Gorman from this post 
Bask Interiors from this post 
Whittney Parkinson Design from this post 
Jen Talbot Design from this post 
Nebihe Cihan Studio from this post 
Madeleine Blanchfield Architects from this post 
Robert Carslaw from this post 
Weir Phillips Architects from this post 
Studio ALM from this post 
Jillian Dinkel from this post 
Sara Crooks Design from this post 
Kylee Shintaffer from this post
Kim’s favourite foyers 2020
Posted on Fri, 25 Dec 2020 by KiM
Lorenzo Castillo from this post
Sasha Bikoff from this post
Hubert Zandberg from this post
Sway Studio from this post
Marcante Testa from this post
Michelle Gage from this post
Jean Stoffer from this post
Bohlert Massey from this post
Brockschmidt and Coleman from this post
Jamie Bush from this post
Nick Olsen from this post
D2 Interieurs from this post
Julie Hillman from this post
Alberto Villalobos from this post
Alisa Bloom from this post
Massimo Adario from this post
Amanda Lindroth from this post
Jean Liu Design from this post
Oh so French
Posted on Wed, 18 Nov 2020 by midcenturyjo
Luxury details in a Haussmannian apartment. Isn’t that what we all crave in our dream Parisian home? Located between Place de la Concorde and the Elysée Palace, this 230m2 home has a fresh contemporary look with that oh so French style. “Faubourg Saint-Honoré” by interior architects and designers Le Berre Vevaud.
First impressions matter
Posted on Thu, 12 Nov 2020 by midcenturyjo
You now what they say. First impressions matter and this wallpapered entry hall certainly makes a statement. Life’s too short for boring beige. Queen’s Gate Residence, London by Nebihe Cihan Studio.
A colourful apartment in Paris
Posted on Fri, 6 Nov 2020 by midcenturyjo
“This Paris Apartment project was a total restoration. The idea was to focus on the swirl design of the entrance floor and build outwards, stretching the space beyond this initial focal point. Height and curves prevail. Whilst the project was to remain relaxed and comfortable, we introduced curated design design and art pieces. The place feels personal, authentic but quite grandiose in the reception areas.”
It’s as much about bold colour as it is about Parisian chic, personality as it is about style and panache. French finesse by Studio ALM .
Photography by Giorgio Baroni
