Modern is…recognizing that folks love their pets as much as they love people, and that if you have a modern-looking home you’re not going to want to muck things up with a gross/unattractive pet bed. In that same vein, you aren’t exactly looking for something that’s going to stick out — Continue reading
We almost done want to put any words in this post because we don’t want to distract from Horgan Becket’s Mesh Series photos! Seating, tables and lights — all in this fresh take on modern design. Seriously, we love when we see something new. We like how all the materials — Continue reading
Transformation occurs with the meeting of the minds. The existing 960sqft one story post-war house located in a pleasant Burbank California neighborhood suffered from poor natural light, limited ventilation and a confined, inward looking architecture. Re-organizing the residence into a 1900 sq. ft two story contemporary structure successfully addressed — Continue reading
Loving these fresh shapes, bold colors, organic blobs and bright hues to Callie Helen Thompson’s prints of ink, gouache, watercolor and pencil drawings. You can check out lots more on her website and her Etsy page.
As we are learning from this series of posts about the comfort of modern furniture design, looks can be very deceiving. And, sometimes something that looks cool but looks like it would be uncomfortable is! But surely there is a happy medium? A point where comfort and aesthetics mingle for — Continue reading
We’re loving the stark, black and white, take-no-prisoners interiors of the Panta Rhei College in the Netherlands. Pairing really bold, shapely, geometric furniture helps add interest where a plain color palette could have been boring. We like that keeping it a pretty stark, colorless environment allows the students and the — Continue reading
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