There’s something calm and almost zen-like about this beautiful Paris apartment designed by Joseph Dirand. With its pared back aesthetic and peaceful palette of black, white and nurturing neutrals it seems almost imbued with a sense of tranquility.
But judging by the irreverent typographic poster it’s a design scheme that doesn’t take itself too seriously.
Looking for holiday rentals in Cornwall? This modern rustic hideaway offers the perfect blend of considered design, comfort and luxury.
When VW & BS were invited to redesign this central London flat the brief was to create a flexible living space that could accommodate a variety of functions and be simple in design.
Their starting point was to restore the first floor room, which had previously been divided into a separate kitchen and living room, back to something of its originally intended proportions. This meant that the three tall arched french windows at the front of the property could be fully appreciated and the lovely terrace overlooking the street with its wrought iron railings be brought back into use.
The new issue of 91 magazine is out this week and it includes a look around the 1930s home of Victoria Suffield, owner of Winchester based store The Hambledon. I fell in love with it when I spotted this beautiful wasp waisted bent plywood chair. Designed by Norman Cherner in 1958 it definitely makes my Top 10 classic chairs wish list.
After a brief flirtation with wallpaper a couple of years…
Today on Design Hunter we’re visiting the lovely home of…
Built in the Modernist style during the 1950s as part of the post war plan to build housing for ‘the masses’ at a modest cost, this small ex-council flat in Pimlico is the London home of interior designer Rients Bruinsma.
I would shrivel up and waste away without any colour at home.
I would shrivel up and waste away without any colour at home.