Displaying posts labeled "Living Room"
Jo’s favourite living rooms 2018 – part 2
Posted on Wed, 26 Dec 2018 by midcenturyjo
Smart Design Studio from this post
Space Exploration from this post
Jaime Beriestain from this post
Lori Margolis Interiors from this post
Peter Mikic from this post
Studio ro+ca from this post
Danielle Siggerud from this post
Hancock Design from this post
Jeff Schlarb from this post
Simone Haag from this post
Tamsin Johnson from this post
White and Kaki from this post
Camille Hermand Architectures from this post
Nicole Hollis from this post
Jo’s favourite living rooms 2018 – part 1
Posted on Wed, 26 Dec 2018 by midcenturyjo
Claude Cartier from this post
Chan + Eayrs from this post
House of Grey from this post
Massimo Adario Architetto from this post
AP Design House from this post
Estudio María Santos from this post
Evgeniy Bulatnikov from this post
realestate.com.au from this post
Michelle R. Smith from this post
Frampton Co from this post
John De Bastiani from this post
JDP Interiors from this post
Amie Weitzman from this post
Serge Castella from this post
Colour me happy
Posted on Tue, 18 Dec 2018 by midcenturyjo
The colours, the patterns, the materials and the wallpaper. It’s a riot of family fun in this Paris apartment by Camille Hermand Architectures.Love it!
Photography by Julie Ansiau.
Colour is King
Posted on Thu, 6 Dec 2018 by midcenturyjo
Terracotta and dirtied greens, salmon and persimmon, walls clad in shadowy bucolic wallpaper as backdrop to contemporary furniture that can only be classified as “statement”. With its bold rooms within old bones this Lyon residence by Claude Cartier puts all those monochromatic white upon white spaces I’ve been featuring lately to shame. If colour is king then long live the King!
Heaven on the hilltop
Posted on Fri, 30 Nov 2018 by midcenturyjo
“Architecture meets the art of living in this extraordinary, contemporary three-bedroom home comprised of a plinth and pavilion structure nestled into the northern California nature. An array of sliding glass panels retracts completely into the home’s core, dematerializing the structure into a native-oak-strewn ridge.
Bridging architectural innovation with day-to-day functionality and family living, the interiors are accented with warm finishes, elemental materials and personal accessories. Anchoring the highly edited spaces, custom furnishings are crafted with exacting artisanship. Interiors are both timeless and welcoming.”
I was going to string along some totally inadequate descriptions which included words like fabulous and amazing but I don’t have to. The designer’s own description and the photos tell it all. The only thing I would like to add is WOW! Larkspur Hilltop by Nicole Hollis.
