Thursday, May 30, 2013
Hexagon
Via here
Labels:
Alessandra Ianniello,
Details,
Floors,
Tiles,
Wallpaper
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Time Worn
Photographed by Aurélien Villette via here
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Tweed Run
I think we need to copycat this idea for Cape Town. Ridiculously appealing, not to mention all those rather dashing young men (and women) tweeded up to the gills...
All via here
All via here
Labels:
Architecture,
Bicycles,
Fashion,
London,
Park and Cube,
Rosettes,
Tweed
Monday, May 27, 2013
Monday...
By photographer Debi Treloar
Labels:
Botanical Prints,
Debi Treloar,
Plants,
Still Life
Thursday, May 23, 2013
Just a hint of lavender...
Hilary Robertson's gorgeous brownstone in Fort Green, Brooklyn...
And then a fabulously strong statement in the diningroom...
Via here (photographed by Trevor Tondro for the New York Times)
Labels:
Brooklyn,
Brownstone,
Hilary Robertson,
Interiors,
Lavender,
Navy Walls,
New York,
Stylist,
Trevor Tondro
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
The Melrose Project
Passionate about the conjoined tables at The Melrose Project (an antiques and art collaborative curated by mother/son team Kathleen Clements and Tommy Clements)...
Via here
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Compartment(s)
Labels:
Cabinets,
Decay,
Draft Tables,
Drawers,
Storage
Sunday, May 19, 2013
Wall to Wall Envy
A gorgeous nineteenth century villa in Athens, Greece. But it is the tile that moves my world...
Via here and Afflante
Labels:
Greece,
Kifisia,
Tile,
Villas,
White Interiors
Thursday, May 16, 2013
Gleaming
A client, of British interior designer Harriet Anstruther, once said this about her work:
She knows the importance of the quality of small things; a handle on a door, a switch on a wall. The parts of an interior that we touch every day are the parts we see every day and remind us if we love or hate where we are, if it works or grates. It shows attention to detail, a love of what she does and a wish for the client to continue to love their home long after she has torn up the snagging list and gone home."
Here is Anstruther's 1840's London town house, which she resurrected from shambles to sanctuary...
See and read more here
See and read more here
Labels:
Art,
Britain,
Doors,
Hardware,
Harriet Anstruther,
Interior Designers,
Interiors,
White
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
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