Posts Tagged ‘dining’
3 Rooms in the City
Yes, these gorgeous interiors are contained in only 3 rooms, and wow, what wonderful rooms they are. The owners recently sold a newer, larger home located in Gothenburg after finding they preferred this smaller apartment located in an 18th century building where they could enjoy city life in the heart of Stockholm. The minimal space […]
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Tags: 3 Rooms in the City, accessories, decor, Design, dining, Eclectic Living, Interior Design, Louisville KY, Small Spaces, Stockholm, Sweden, Swedish Design, Swedish Style
Seeing The Light
Through the use of both dramatic artificial lighting and skylights installed in the floor, this 1st floor apartment with basement is anything but dark and dreary. Thanks to a collaboration including award winning Porras & La Casta Architects this lovely Madrid apartment truly marries history with modern day while maintaining an air of whimsy. The common […]
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Tags: Architecture, color, cozy bedroom spaces, decor, Design, dining, Eclectic Living, Furniture, history meets modern, Interior Design, Louisville KY, Madrid style, Mid-Century Modern, Porras & La Casta Architects, Retro, using color in home
Dynamic Dining
Is your dining spot ready for the holidays? If not, time’s a wastin’. These dining spaces all scream one thing, personality. The biggest roadblock to achieving the room of your dreams is often you. We see elegant, formal dining spaces with crystal chandeliers and velvet chairs and….zzzzz. Sorry nodded off there, those rooms are great […]
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Mediterranean Moxie
The 1920′s Mediterranean style home is not very common in Portland but designer Jessica Helgerson shows that decor to match the structure’s design can be a light filled, bright, and happy interior. Typical Mediterranean style can often be dark and heavy so the injection of hot pinks, oranges, and reds liven up the wood and […]
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Tags: 1920's home, color, color schemes, decor, Design, designer, dining, Eclectic Living, Furniture, Interior Design, Jessica Helgerson, Louisville KY, Mediterranean style, Modern, using color in home
This stunning space is a former railway station in the heart of Switzerland. The owners embraced the industrial aspect of the building and filled it with loads of texture, pattern, and color. The use of plaid, wood, and animal furs (faux I hope!) create a warm and cozy atmosphere for those cold winter evenings. The […]
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Tags: accessories, Art, color, decor, Design, dining, Eclectic Living, Furniture, Interior Design, Louisville KY, Modern, renovated train station, rustic, Swizterland train station, using color in home, Wood
Mod and Quirky in Morocco
Dar Beida or The White House is located in Essaouira, about 2 1/2 hours from Marrakech. The house was renovated by the design team of Emma Wilson and Graham Carter and together they have blended Moroccan style with a funky modern twist. While maintaining ancient sandstone columns and thuya ceilings, they managed to add modern […]
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Tags: accessories, Architecture, Art, color, Dar Beida, decor, Design, designer, dining, Eclectic Living, Furniture, Interior Design, Louisville KY, Mid-Century Modern, mod and quirky style, Moroccan style, rustic, vintage
Darling Maisonette
Jenny and Paul Camlett were judged Best Apartment by Period Living magazine’s 2012 Reader’s Awards. I fell in love with this gorgeous Victorian maisonette the Camlett’s worked so hard to restore. The dramatic wall color provides the perfect foil for the stylish furnishings and accessories while in other rooms light walls do the same for […]
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Tags: accessories, color, Darling Maisonette, decor, Design, designer, dining, diy design, Eclectic Living, Furniture, Interior Design, Louisville KY, restoring an old home, Upholstery, vintage
Berlin Beauty
In this Berlin home designer Maria Llado mixes vintage with modern while introducing splashes of color into an mostly white environ with skill. I particularly like some of the lighting choices, notably the distinctive table lamps and the floor lamp in the fuschia bedroom, however, I will never be a fan of the all white […]
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Tags: accessories, color, decor, Design, designer, dining, Eclectic Living, Furniture, Interior Design, Lighting, Louisville KY, María Lladó, Mid-Century Modern, using color in home, vintage
Color Scheme: Coral and Grey
The color coral can refer to tones ranging from very light peach or pink to a deep red or orange. When opting for this color scheme the grey can range from the palest silver to the deepest charcoal. It is such a great pairing that you can decide on the value of each color and […]
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Modern Methodist
No, we are not discussing religion today but the conversion of 1868 Methodist church that now houses this sleek interior. Designer Gary Tarn skillfully adapted the space into a home that features a double height living room, 4-5 bedrooms, family room, home office, exercise pool, and a theater/music room all while preserving the church’s original […]
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Tags: Architecture, changing a church into a home, church conversion, decor, Design, designer, dining, Eclectic Living, Gary Tarn, Interior Design, Louisville KY, Mid-Century, Mid-Century Modern, Modern, Modern style in Methodist church, upcycling