Displaying posts labeled "White"

A kitchen remodel in white

Posted on Mon, 21 Mar 2016 by KiM

Yet another brilliant remodel by Studio McGee. This one I am completely envious of. This kitchen is so bright and the timeless and the attention to detail is spot on. Brass accents bring it to another level of fabulousness. I am envious of the space – to fit an island with bar stools, a little entryway to store shoes and coats, a built-in desk area and laundry! OMG! My kitchen is the size of the average bathroom. Yes, this kitchen would be a dream come true. 

Showing her age

Posted on Sun, 20 Mar 2016 by KiM

When embracing the age of a home is all you need to do. Because anything else would be sinful.
Victorian location home via jj Locations.

More lakeside living

Posted on Wed, 16 Mar 2016 by midcenturyjo

Simple yet stylish with a monochromatic palette warmed by the earthiness of wood and splashes of colour, this lakeside home, again by Andrew Brown, has a more relaxed, holiday home feel than the mid-century treehouse of my previous post. This is a waterside family home, beautiful yet practical, the perfect getaway from the clamour of city life.

Another Ballroom

Posted on Mon, 14 Mar 2016 by KiM

Another Ballroom is a shop located in Copenhagen, that carries a select mix of 20th century handmade and remade furniture, contemporary design and art, alongside with carefully chosen vintage Moroccan rugs all created by a carefully curated group of talented artists and designers. The shops’ items are showcased in the home of the founder, Maj Kornum and photographed by Maria Sattrup. Take note shop owners! This is how you style your products. I want one of everthing!

A renovated farmhouse in Italy

Posted on Fri, 4 Mar 2016 by KiM

Pair an 1887 farmhouse in the Italian countryside with architecture firm MIDE and you get an incredible mix of modern and rustic. Maintaining the original stone, brick and chestnut wood exterior, inside natural lime plaster was applied on the walls to highlight irregularities, original beams were exposed and ceilings bleached. The result is a dreamy blend of old and new.