These images are from the Morrocan home of designer Agnès Emery. The gorgeous Moroccan tiles (called zelliges) are available from her shop Emery & Cie (located in Antwerp, Brussels, Paris and London).
(images from Morten Holtum)
These images are from the Morrocan home of designer Agnès Emery. The gorgeous Moroccan tiles (called zelliges) are available from her shop Emery & Cie (located in Antwerp, Brussels, Paris and London).
(images from Morten Holtum)
This is the Copenhagen home of Danish fashion designer Malene Birger (I love her clothes!).
With a sense for harmony in colors and materials, the fashion designer created a home filled with pictures, candles, silver and fashion accessories.
Bed linen and bedspreads are in black and white, but with different patterns. The dog toy is a stuffed toy version of their own dog, Delhi.
The living room is dominated by an enormous cabinet, filled with silver pieces and glass objects. The black leather chairs are from Fritz Hansen. A collection of candle holders is standing on a large silver tray.
(images from Skona Hem)
Some gorgeous interior shots from the portfolio of Danish photographer Morten Holtum.
On my wish list for this year are chairs & tables from French label Fermob. I will be using the furniture in our garden but the chairs can also be used indoors. Ingrid from Wood & Wool Stool is using the Flower Armchair in the colour Carot as a desk chair. This chair, with beautiful flower motif on the seat, is designed by Harald Guggenbichler.
(images from Wood & Wool Stool)
I am dreaming of summer… Loving this picture which is shot in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, by The Satorialist.
You can easily dress up a wall by using frames. I love the frames (as well as that cute dog in the top image!) in these images.
The images above are from photographer Nicole Hill Gerulat’s home which was recently featured on Design*Sponge. The frames and shelf are from IKEA.
(images: first two images by Nicole Hill Gerulat, third image from Patric Johannson)
I am not much into pink but I love Yvonne’s study. I also have that For Like Ever poster but I still need to get it framed.
This renovated farmhouse is located in Weesp, a small city not far from Amsterdam.
The owners have completely renovated the house; it was very dated and worn out when they bought it.
Living in a former farmhouse myself, I know that it can be difficult to renovate and decorate such a house as you want to keep the authentical style but at the same time have the comfort of a modern house. The owners of this house have done a great job!
The owners have mixed old elements with new details. I love for example the old army table in the kitchen (you can see it in the top image at the far right) which is combined with new chairs.
Loving that large waste bin!
(images from woonwens.nl)
This beautiful Victorian mansion, located in Melbourne, has been renovated by Australian based design practice Hecker Phelan & Guthrie, in association with Buro Architects and Nonda Katsalidis. Kerry Phelan is responsible for the interior architecture.
This residence has been completely renovated but there are still many historical features in place. Such as the marble fire place which can be found in several rooms.
(images from Shannon McGrath, via Yatzer)