That is not clutter, the is encroachment! I am all for fun and whimsy, but that looks like the contents of a junk store exploded. My key is, would I want people to see this, and if so, how do I wa...
The mosquito coil is not poisonous, and the suggestion that they are is crazy. They are a traditional Japanese invention called Katori Senko. Literally it means Mosquito (ka) away (tori) incense ...
I love it for now, but it looks like it will be dated very soon....it has a touch of the Memphis 80's Italian style, so I wonder how long will you want to live with it.
Ummm guys, as I was scrolling through the images, I couldn't help but be reminded of "Love Hotels" in Japan or "Motels" in Taiwan, as they are euphemistically called. Many of them also have "fanta...
Hmmm, I am still not convinced. I like the idea, but am also terrified of the possibility of messing it up. I love the first photo, the orange pops, but it popped in 1970's interiors too, hence m...
Well firstly, I live in 500 square feet, so I know the joys and suffering of small spaces. I loved it really. It is a clever and ingenious use of space. I think limited space is like an orchestr...
Hi Bianca, Just to let you know that Nagoya, Japan is home to Noritake ( I lived there for 7 years) and it is most likely a piece by Noritake, since it was and in some regards still is the home of ...
Beautiful, I am really knocked out by the textural quality, I found myself leaning into my computer screen to get a closer look. Great idea and stunning outcome. Bravo!
Wow! I love the colours and they work, but I am worried. Do these pictures mean we are allowed to have colour and furniture again or are we still trapped in Zen-like minimalist nothingness?
I grew up in a heritage listed home, and it was impossible to do anything inside or out, and the reason for this is captured in the photos above. Whilst it is nice to modernise an older house on t...
There is A LOT going on there, but after posting after posting of nothingness and limewashed everything, it is fun to see art again. I am also a big art person so I share the passion and the joy.....
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Stunning, tasteful and elegant.
Come on, any versions of the Conran House Book are interior design bibles, they are basically the final word, before and after fashions wax and wane.
That is not clutter, the is encroachment! I am all for fun and whimsy, but that looks like the contents of a junk store exploded. My key is, would I want people to see this, and if so, how do I wa...
The mosquito coil is not poisonous, and the suggestion that they are is crazy. They are a traditional Japanese invention called Katori Senko. Literally it means Mosquito (ka) away (tori) incense ...
My theory is house guests are like garbage, after three days they need to be put on the curb.
I love it for now, but it looks like it will be dated very soon....it has a touch of the Memphis 80's Italian style, so I wonder how long will you want to live with it.
What a fantastic job, something to be proud of.
Stylish and understated, my two favourite words for interiors, exteriors, fashion and art.
Ummm guys, as I was scrolling through the images, I couldn't help but be reminded of "Love Hotels" in Japan or "Motels" in Taiwan, as they are euphemistically called. Many of them also have "fanta...
Hmmm, I am still not convinced. I like the idea, but am also terrified of the possibility of messing it up. I love the first photo, the orange pops, but it popped in 1970's interiors too, hence m...
Well firstly, I live in 500 square feet, so I know the joys and suffering of small spaces. I loved it really. It is a clever and ingenious use of space. I think limited space is like an orchestr...
Home as art....they don't all look terribly liveable, nor practical, but sure as heck look beautiful.
I like it, and think of all the cities and towns that can use them instead of strips of ugly concrete used for pavements.
What's not to love? It is warm, peaceful and there is so much character it almost seems unfair for it to be in one home. Outstanding.
Hi Bianca, Just to let you know that Nagoya, Japan is home to Noritake ( I lived there for 7 years) and it is most likely a piece by Noritake, since it was and in some regards still is the home of ...
Beautiful, I am really knocked out by the textural quality, I found myself leaning into my computer screen to get a closer look. Great idea and stunning outcome. Bravo!
Chilly but calming. I love the lines and subtle colours of number one.
Wow! I love the colours and they work, but I am worried. Do these pictures mean we are allowed to have colour and furniture again or are we still trapped in Zen-like minimalist nothingness?
I grew up in a heritage listed home, and it was impossible to do anything inside or out, and the reason for this is captured in the photos above. Whilst it is nice to modernise an older house on t...
There is A LOT going on there, but after posting after posting of nothingness and limewashed everything, it is fun to see art again. I am also a big art person so I share the passion and the joy.....