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Honestly, this is a beautifully designed space, but it was certainly not designed with children in mind. The kids live there and are allowed to roam and play freely (rightfully so,) toys are present in abundance, but nothing about these interiors indicates that they were designed as a children friendly space. It appears to me that the parents are supportive of unrestricted access to all living space regardless of how expensive the furnishings might be. Kudos to them, by the way.

WHOA! I'm so interested in seeing the rotterdam apartments. Great idea aad!

I completely agree with what Devyn said. I think building something that resembled or mimicked the original, and truly historical, architecture would have been a real disgrace here. I love the contrast and the overall awkwardness of this setting and I don't see it as a blemish on Prague's face (then again, I'm completely biased, I love this city more than any other in the world.)

While "we're in Prague," could AT do a piece on Prague's interiors???

It's so lovely. I was extremely saddened when the last tree on our city block was removed...

The moomin series were the ones I remember admiring the most. The stories are incredibly sweet, but it's the illustrations that blew my mind completely.
This particular book has amazing die cuts
http://www.moomintrove.com/3896031562-0-detail.htm
I can look at it forever and my 3 year old son adores it too.

s... pozdrawiam!

When I first saw these photographs In W magazine a while back I was blown away (and still am). I understand that this isn't everybody's cup of tea and that, of course, is absolutely to be expected. But in retrospective, looking back at everything Marc Jacobs has ever done, this place makes perfect sense. It completes and unifies the image he's created throughout the years. This is exactly what I'd imagine his place to look like. A juxtaposition of a dog crate with high modern art is quintessentially Marc Jacobs. And as aweekinparis has already said, it wasn't left there by accident. I absolutely adore everything about this space down to the "drunken" maid. It's infinitely inspiring and just plain cool - kind of like Marc himself.

Nicolas
Aad
Marcus & Mel
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Maybe not my cup of tea and I'd remove a few knick-knacks here and there, but I love the fact that the space feels cohesive throughout...not an easy thing to achieve with so many different styles mixed in. Very warm and inviting.

This is stunning. Smart and uncomplicated. It's definitely sparse, but doesn't feel cold or sterile, which is very often hard to achieve. Bravo!