Displaying posts labeled "Kitchen"

The outdoor space of a 1960s villa in Sweden

Posted on Fri, 26 Aug 2022 by KiM

I spotted this home for sale in Tyresö, Sweden on Historiska Hem and though the interior isn’t very interesting, the exterior sure was! Photo after photo of the most beautifully designed yard, done in a pretty casual but really space effective and lush way. I REALLY love this and it’s great inspiration for anyone with a reasonable amount of space.

(had to sneak in a few pics of the adorable retro kitchen)

Set in stone

Posted on Tue, 23 Aug 2022 by midcenturyjo

When is too much stone too much? Never when it’s handled as beautifully as in these spaces by Sydney interior designers Smac Studio. I’m swooning at the colours, the patterns, the way it is deftly used throughout. And then there are the stairs … and the shelving … and the bathrooms. Contemporary liveable luxe.

Elevated chic

Posted on Fri, 19 Aug 2022 by midcenturyjo

An elevated downtown chic space with a relaxed and livable vibe. That’s what interior designer Nicole Fuller was asked to create by the developers of this Lower Manhattan building. Think soaring ceilings, luxe fittings and a sophisticated take on urban living.

Wabi-sabi in the city

Posted on Fri, 19 Aug 2022 by midcenturyjo

LP Creative approaches design through a storytelling lens, endeavoring to create richly textured spaces that are at once evocative and livable, and leans into the unmistakable honesty and authenticity that come from the human hand at work.”

Tactile, earthy and evocative. A wabi-sabi haven in the city all-enveloping and sustaining.

A marriage of old and new

Posted on Wed, 17 Aug 2022 by midcenturyjo

There are the lucky few who live in Paris. There are the luckier few who live in a Haussmannian apartment with its sugar icing plaster details, beautiful floors and towering windows and doors. Then there are the luckiest few of all who live in a Haussmannian apartment renovated by Parisian interior designer Véronique Cotrel of  L’agence Véronique Cotrel where the marriage between old and new is sublime. Majestic and welcoming. Historic yet perfectly attuned to contemporary living.