It has been quite some time since we last featured the work of Boston-based Hudson Interior Designs. A refreshing mix of patterns, textures and colours, modern melding with traditional. It’s bold and relaxed and timeless. Pure eye candy.
I wanted to share another project (in case you missed Sunday’s post: here) by NICOLEHOLLIS where modern, edgy glam, with lots of black and brass set the stage again. Set within a classical Russian Hill, San Francisco townhouse, the home’s architecture makes it even more striking.
Contemporary meets Art Deco in this subtly luxurious kitchen by Horton & Co. Design. Sensuous curves, tray ceiling with sexy lighting, parquetry floor, marble, gold and an enveloping custom wall mural. In the wrong hands it could be a touch tacky but not here. Here it’s evocative of the luxury of a bygone era but refreshingly up to date.
This ski house in Utah exudes so much exuberance and whimsy, that starts in the entrance with a dipped painting, and was clearly inspired by Josef Frank textiles. Mid-century vibes and lots of colours round out this home and make it such a fun place to chill. Designed by Redmond Aldrich.
Photos: Lindsay Salazar
This apartment located in the historic district of Prague, Czech Republic, embraces old world charm and takes it to a whole other level. Elodie Sire of d.mesure created a unique and magical home for her clients who love antiques (though I must admit I wish the rug in the living room wasn’t so modern).
Photos: Didier Delmas