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Medieval Water Tower Converted into Sleek ResidenceThe Lymm Water Tower is an award winning renovation of a once derelict Grade II listed water tower converted into a luxurious contemporary family home. Renovated by Ellis William Architects, the octagonal stone water tower is complemented by a new modernist wrap around double height extension. This
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Old French Barn Converted into Family HomeIt is not the first time we review the work of French interior designer, Josephine Gintzburger, but here she worked on a project that we personally adore: Reconverted space. Gintzburger took an old barn of 4,300Sqm in Bourgogne, France and converted it into this beautiful and cozy family home.
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Interior Design Inspiration from Roger Davies PortfolioHey Pinterest freaks lovers! You know there is plenty of other ways to find inspirations for your interior design; one of my favorite is to browse through talented interior photography sites. Here are some amazing pictures by Los Angeles based photographer, Roger Davies, who has a
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Zetel Chair by Fien Muller and Hannes Van SeverenDesigners Fien Muller and Hannes Van Severen collaborated to create Zetel, this Bauhaus inspired chair for two, complete with an overhead lamp to share. Perfect for all those couples we know who work together, this minimalist design features a spot for sitting and a spot for lounging in sleek leather. Easy on the eyes and [...]
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Steven Meisel’s Beverly Hills Mid-Century HomeWorld renown photographer Steven Meisel opened the doors of his Beverly Hills home for Architectural Digest. The mid-century design residence was commissioned by architecture firm Marmol Radziner + Associates and decorator Brad Dunning making the 1960s swing again at the photographer’s cocktail-chic mansion. Wish there were more pictures online…
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Rock Chair by Fredrik FärgWe recently took a trip to the New York International Gift Fair, where we discovered this awesome rocking chair. “Being rocked as a means of relaxation or comfort is a timeless, basic human experience. Though at some time in the early 20th century the design development of the rocking chair stopped. Rocking chairs frequently remain [...]
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Minimal Beach House in ChileThis amazing minimal beach house in the town of Huentelauquen, Chile was built by 01ARQ with two main requirements: the first, wind protected areas – which took the form of dark pin walled courtyards – and the second to not exceed a limited construction budget. The Casa W is
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Box House by B-arch ArchitetturaA dye works in the nineteenth century, a carpenter’s workshop in the fifties, today ‘Box House’ is the residential loft of an architect whose design language and signature style is the fusion of modern and antique. Alessandro Capellaro and his partner Sabrina Bignami of B-arch architecture studio are both interested in
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Mixing Modern and Medieval for This Dream DuplexOriginally build from the Sixteenth Century, Barcelona architect Anna Noguera has converted this medieval house into a 1900 Sqft (180m2) duplex and an apartment of 1000 Sq ft (100 m2) by the garden equipped with two double bedrooms. Mixing old and new “Alemanys 5” house in Girona is a paradise!
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Jardan’s new Sydney showroomAustralian photographer Ward Roberts was commissioned by IF Architecture to photograph furniture brand Jardan‘s new Sydney showroom. No digital for this work, the entire project was photographed on film and it looks great. The intricate design & extensive use of white allowed for a minimal approach to capturing the space and perfectly showing the furniture. [...]
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Gavin Coyle Contemporary FurnitureBased in London, Gavin Coyle is a studio/workshop designing unpretentious and timeless furniture for your home. Their approach to producing furniture is a combination of sophisticated manufacturing techniques, a fine eye for details, and respect for traditional principles of design. We love the combination of craftsmanship and practicality, and although these products are simple, we [...]
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Melbourne’s new Claremont Tonic restaurant & bar by Maison Davis and Hecker Guthrie.The new Claremont Tonic restaurant by Maison Davis and Hecker Guthrie is an eclectically styled restaurant with a pan-Asian menu that’s set to tease the taste buds of design aficionados. A mix of Japanese and Pacific influences designed by Australian interior design firm Hecker Guthrie. A lovely raw yet refined interior with the thematic idea [...]