…but only one of its walls … Here comes one of my favourite corners of the house – the sewing-machine corner I love it for the old Singer that my mom’s mom used to sew on. It’s like 100 years old!!! I love it for the Bourgie lamp by Ferruccio Laviani for Kartell. I love [...]
Archive for June, 2010
A peep into my living room :o)
Posted: 29. June 2010 in DesignTags: Austria, Fireplace, Holy, Home, Israel, Kartell, London, Mirror, Philippe Starck, Rome, Singer, Thailand
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…in the blogging world of interior design junkies A fine mix of modern and vintage, classic and ethnic, white and colourful…and just take a look at the mirror in the master bedroom!
Rumours say that fashion in autumn 2010 will be all about baroque. Here’s what I’ve found as the first accessory for the upcoming season. It’s called “Moonlight” and it’s designed based on inspirations from the great Danish silver craftsman – Georg Jensen.
Take a look at these highly energetising interiors! Bright pink and red accents make their own strong statement and invigorate their inhabitants. See the wall below? What a great idea to add colour to a room, define the space (e.g.: jewellery corner) and display art – all at the same time and with little effort. [...]
What a wonderful, almost sacred combination of white walls, floors, ceilings and furniture – with only very modest dark brown wooden accents here and there. Very disciplined interior, inviting to take a rest in its undisturbed surroundings…great to contemplate about on an early Sunday afternoon.
If it was possible to justify changing a room’s furniture and accessories every so often then I would definitely fall for the following room outfit today I’m fascinated by the energy coming from the constellation of old, vintage pieces of furniture mixed with even just a single element of modern design; especially sth in bright [...]
School cafeteria…I guess for girls only
Posted: 18. June 2010 in DesignTags: Pink, School cafeteria
There is something “the Flinstones”-like about this project of a school cafeteria. Round, soft edges in a sweet and pink candy-floss-like capsule. Well, what do you say?
As an ever-ready reminder of the importance of ‘the now’, the Chrono-Shredder shreds each day in real time. Designed by Susanna Hertrich who mentions that time is irreversibly lost and that as time passes by, the shredded remains of the past pile up under the device.
This post is a special tribute to Heidi‘s constant capability of renewing her house’s interiors with letters and digits. If you have similar cravings like Heidi and myself as well you should definitely visit the Kidimo shop in Paris. It’s a Mekka for all professional and amateur designers who prefer spicing up their interiors with [...]
