Displaying posts labeled "Outdoors"

Paraíso

Posted on Tue, 10 Aug 2021 by midcenturyjo

“The project consisted of a long process of research to create a harmonious arrangement of colours, materials and forms while adhering to the budget. Neimann was inspired by the place and by the person. Above all, he wanted to give the house an identity through eclectic decor and handpicked objects, mixing 20th-century furniture in general – with pieces ranging from the late 19th-century all the way up to the 1980s …”

Paraíso. It’s Portuguese for heaven. Not just the location but this beautifully rustic but oh so chic Comporta cabana by Lisbon-based Barracuda Interiors. Be still my beating heart!

Stephens Design Studio

Posted on Mon, 9 Aug 2021 by KiM

Stephens Design Studio is a San Francisco based landscape design studio founded by Stephanie Stillman Stephens, that is committed to designing refined and meaningful spaces. Such lush, well thought out outdoor spaces.

Some photos by Joe Fletcher, Nicole Franzen

A Studio Muir update

Posted on Mon, 9 Aug 2021 by KiM

It has been a while since I shared some projects by San Francisco design firm Studio Muir (they were here and here). I thought I would share a glimpse into some of their latest work. It continues to be classic, timeless yet modern. (Photos: Nicole Franzen, landscape: Stephens Design Studio)

Appartement du Parc La Fontaine

Posted on Thu, 5 Aug 2021 by KiM

One of absolute favourite architecture firms, that happens to be Canadian, has knocked my socks off once again with this project, a complete renovation of an apartment in the Montréal neighbourhood of Plateau-Mont-Royal. la Shed showed respect for the glorious original architecture and I love how they merged it with modern elements. This is stunning. And I love what they did with what might have been a garage in a former life. (Photos: Maxime Brouillet)

More from Richmond Bell Architects

Posted on Thu, 5 Aug 2021 by KiM

I wanted to share a random assortment of projects from the portfolio of Richmond Bell Architects because I could not get enough after last week’s pool/pool house feature. All breathtaking and an eye candy extravaganza for your viewing pleasure.