Look at this incredible Villefranche-sur-Mer home on the French Rivera finished to picture-perfectness with its retro-futuristic minimalism. Kudos to fashion designer Lisa Perry for bringing this dream to reality for...
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“A midcentury chandelier can create juxtaposition and tension in a living room — in a good way. Even if you have a non-midcentury living room, you can immediately boost the visual interest in your space with a fixture that's inspired by the design style. To craft a unique look that won't be seen in other living rooms, hang a midcentury chandelier and decorate with bohemian or even global motifs...”
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Call it intuition but things have never felt quiiiite complete in your home. Theory: That’s because said home is actually missing its cosmic counterpart. No fear—here’s exactly what your place needs to help you live your best homebody life—according to you zodiac sign, obviously.
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“We realized our old house could be the ultimate playground for our new collections,” Caitlin says. “We never do something officially until we play with the idea in our own home.” Sometimes, quite literally: A game of backgammon with friends inspired them to produce similarly patterned tiles, which they then used, in cream and teal, on the floor of their central courtyard and entry. More recently, they used the same tile pattern as a template for an exclusive Popham+ backgammon set, complete with brass game pieces. “It’s actually a natural move, as the molds of our tiles are made of brass,” Samuel says.
https://www.elledecor.com/design-decorate/house-interiors/a25643406/the-vivacious-18th-century-marakesh-medina-of-two-la-transplants/
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On a cold, rainy morning in San Francisco, why not dig into the fantasy of this gorgeous, minimalist house wrapped around a courtyard pool, with floor to ceiling glass panels to open every part of the house to the outside—which is that much better when your house is nestled into the green suburbs of São Paulo, Brazil, Cidade Jardim (Garden City).
http://www.contemporist.com/jardins-residence/
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Anchal Project is a non-profit social enterprise that addresses the exploitation of women around the world by using design to create employment opportunities, services & products that support empowerment. To date, Anchal has provided alternative careers in textiles & design to over 200 women in both India and Kentucky.
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“The entrance to the home is along a cascading water feature that runs the length of the stepped entry court and wraps the living room that sits elevated over the infinity edge accentuating a floating effect. One of the steps cantilevers over the water surface providing a perfect pad for a sculpture. On the first level are the bedrooms, approached through a gallery that circumferences the internal courtyard with views giving a pivotal anchor to the first floor.”
https://www.archdaily.com/903798/caryota-house-dada-and-partners
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“The focus was on materiality and craft, and a design that allowed both the architecture and the views of the home to shine,” explains designer Sheena Murphy of Sheep + Stone Interiors. By using a mix of light and dark, Murphy achieved a look that skews more minimalist but displays enough personality by way of accent furniture and a mix of textures.“
https://domino.com/minimalist-nyc-young-family-home-tour
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