The interiors of this Brooklyn townhouse are in interesting contrast with the surrounding atmosphere: hurrying passers-by, cars and noise – outside and peace and comfort inside. This effect was achieved with the help of soft tones and the absence of bright accents. Through the large windows, you can admire both the life of the city and own private garden, drowning in greenery. The bathroom by the window adds to the relaxing mood even more – in the evening you can have a real spa. Relaxing oasis in a busy metropolis!
Beige, brown and cream tones have an amazing ability to transform the interior. This Madrid apartment has become incredibly cozy and “warm” thanks to them. The designer, by the way, did not make the interior monochrome – exclusively beige or brown – and used these colors as accents. Also, we loved the window that was used as a mirror for the dressing table, and the old fireplace with candles. Particular attention should be paid to the dressing room: spacious, functional, and even with its own window. Wonderful apartment with elegant style and memorable details!
Interiors of this small apartment in Boston are filled with light feminine touches: gentle pastel wall paint, handbags and other accessories as decor, fresh flowers of red color. The charming bedroom is a real maiden kingdom. Such a bright and elegant design with eclectic elements!
There are quite a few decor and furniture items in this modern flat in Stockholm. Designers intentionally did not want to overload this not the most spacious home of 46 sqm. The dwelling presents a single open rectangular space, zoned with a help of a glass partition. As for the color scheme, a light gray-beige shade for the walls was chosen – an excellent option for such a minimalistic interior!
Barcelona always attracted creative people from all over Europe, and our days are no exception. Architect Georg Kayser was born in Germany, got his professional education at London Metropolitan University, but before the end of his studies, he realized that his city was Barcelona. It was here that he opened his own studio in 2007, and also purchased the wonderful apartment in the center, and today we want to share beautiful pictures of its recent renovation. We hope you’ll like it!
Grey color in interior design, despite the general popularity, is often perceived by many as cold and uncomfortable. But if you still want a relaxing, light and easy soft scheme, then you should pay attention to soft pastel-beige tones, just like in this charming two-bedroom apartment in Stockholm. Here, the beige tones are diluted with brown accents and the palette looks like coffee with milk. Wonderful!
Looking at the photographs of this modern Barcelona apartment, it’s hard to believe that the building in which it is located is more than 100 years old. In this minimalistic design, natural light and tastefully selected decor play a key role – in the case when there are not so many interior objects, the special attention to furnishing needs to be paid. All the walls in this apartment are white, but the floor covering is really cool: the magnificent original tile is perfectly combined with the French parquet. Such a bright modern home!
When it comes to creating truly soulful interiors in warm tones, then Spanish designers are probably the best. Maybe it’s all in the sunny weather, which is held in the country almost all year round, but their homes always full of incredible amount of warmth and comfort. Just look at this wonderful home in the south of Spain – here the owner perfectly restored the family house in which she spent her childhood. Isn’t it beautiful?!
When the house is surrounded by such a cozy garden, the windows must necessarily be large. This family home in Texas is a wonderful mix of modern American style and country living. All shades of beige and brown are amazingly combined with warm sunlight penetrating the huge windows. A fireplace, a lot of sofa areas and the backyard, drowning in the lights – the best embodiment of comfort!
Picturesque park and a quiet courtyard outside the window – honestly speaking, not the most typical set for a resident of New York, a city that is sometimes called “stone jungle.” But the owners were fortunate enough to own the apartment right next to the famous Gramercy Park in one of the most prestigious areas of the city. The family spent a long time looking for a house in which they could put down roots now they are sure that they found it here. Magnificent home with a stunning design!
