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MY FAVOURITE DECOR SHOPS IN OTTAWA
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kitchen remodel in my last house
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my twin sister's mostly kid's rooms decor blog
Two floors of sophisticated, urban living with a limited colour palette dictated by the industrial materials used throughout. Concrete, steel and glass warmed by rich, dark wood and leather. Unexpected touches of gold, mirror and antique pieces give a luxurious, almost deco feel to this industrial inner city home. South Yarra Apartment by Melbourne-based design studio Workroom.
It's a modern kitchen with a difference. There's a hint of the traditional, a touch of Art Deco and a freshness of the future. The wall of storage behind sliding glass is particularly eye-catching. Unexpected and custom. What's not to love? By Sydney-based Nina Maya Interiors.
When I first saw the portfolio of interior designer Beata Heuman there was this immediate resonance. The rooms spoke to me ... or should that be sang to me. Like a siren. When you read the design firm's philosophy you might just understand.
"Every room should sing! In the course of a lifetime one gathers a multitude of views, experiences and objects. The home should make it possible to take in all of these things. We look at the past as well as the present for inspiration to create layered and balanced designs that stand the test of time."
Whether you're working or working out on a weekend my mantra stays the same. It helps if you do it somewhere stylish. One Hot Yoga Sydney and One Hot Pilates Melbourne by Rob Mills Architecture and Interiors.
Their clients were open to their bold and colourful choices so 2LG Studio (that's 2 Lovely Gays) started with a dramatic entry then burst out into a bright open plan living dining and kitchen area. There are Art Deco riffs to this renovation of a 90s bland and boring penthouse but the final design is edgy and fashion forward.
Fri, 29 Sep 2017