White interiors are not the prerogative of only Scandinavian designers. White color also looks awesome with famous Parisian interiors, which in many ways are even more elegant and artistic than their Scandinavian counterparts. Just look at how easy with the help of small details of French design, just a white space turned into a wonderful home for a big city. Pure beauty!
Aged wooden furniture and sofas, natural pastel colors, fireplace – in this Swedish apartment, designers managed to skillfully convey the atmosphere of an old country house. In the interiors, there was also a place of even few modern details – refined coffee tables in the living room, a large glass table in one of the rooms, paintings on the walls. The home turned out very unique and cozy!
The building where this apartment is located has its name and even own page on Wikipedia. Osborne apartments – a historical building in the center of New York, built in the distant 1885 and is a well-known architectural monument of the city. Perhaps in such a house, some expected to see luxurious classic interiors, but obviously not the owners of this home. The interiors of the apartment, although they have a classical base, are designed in a bright and slightly playful style with the use of colorful furniture and colors. Great design!
R. Brad Knipstein is our all-time favorite interior photographer as today’s story is the third post about this talented and successful master at our blog. For him, photography is a matter of all life, since he takes pictures literally from childhood. Brad says that the enthusiasm and passion that he had in his youth, still remain the main driver in his work. That’s why the best designers and brands trust him to shoot such magnificent interiors. Enjoy!
Black, white, gray and brown – this combination is increasingly becoming a classic for Scandinavian interiors. It is universal, but brown, beige or copper imparts warm to the room. It is this palette that was used in this apartment in Gothenburg, Sweden. Opposite wooden and brick walls helped to diversify the space in the main room, uniting the living room and kitchen space. There is also a bedroom and a small guest room with a couch. The home looks very stylish and comfy!
Antiques from French Provence, classical elements of the past, modern design of today and a dose of contemporary art – the decorator Jullie Hillman has created truly unique interiors for her home in Hamptons, near New York. It is interesting that during the project the owner even went to France several times to buy the necessary furniture and decor. Now, this is a beloved getaway for its owners and a small masterpiece of interior design. Enjoy!
In this cozy little cottage in a quiet suburb of Stockholm, the elements of traditional Scandinavian country design and modern Swedish city apartments are mixed. As for the exterior, it is a typical private sector of Scandinavia – a black facade made of wood, with cozy windows in white framing, a small veranda and an open balcony. Inside a simple wooden wall and ceiling finish, as well as classic wallpaper perfectly coexists with modern furniture, tiles and stylish photo frames. Enjoy!
Country house and natural materials are just made for each other: the owners of this home in Spain chose just this combination, and they did it right! However, in pursuit of naturalness, it is important not to make the interior too boring and old-fashioned. Here, this issue was solved with the help of bright furniture, unusual objects and paintings, they made a great friendship with flax, wool, wood and natural stone tiles. At the same time, color choice is very bold: fuchsia, lemon, orange, red and turquoise. Perhaps, the country house in the 21st century should look like this. Bravo!
Some time ago we posted about beautiful kids rooms from the portfolio of the American stylist Kate S Jordan, but this is not the only good thing about her work – she decorates “adult” interiors for leading brands and companies with the same passion and great style. Interestingly, Kate lives and works in New York, but her style can rather be described as Scandinavian. In any case, her work pleases the eye and gives a sea of inspiration!
In the past, this building on the Estcourt Road in London was used as a tire shop, but in 2017 the house got a new life – not it’s a stylish modern apartment. The new design is based on the combination of black, white and gray colors with touches of warm tones. The home does not have many windows, but here it lots of light, thanks to the large window in the ceiling of the living room. The interiors are not overloaded with color combinations and complex shapes, but at the same time it turned out to be very voluminous, relief: wood, partitions, white brick wall, mosaic in the bathroom – all this makes the apartment look interesting and fee comfy.
