Today’s eye candy comes courtesy of super ebullient Los Angeles-based firm interFORM. What colors! What shapes and volumes! What great and sleek lines! And good lighting in these photographs, too! We love the mix of modern, contemporary and more in the exteriors and interiors of these homes. You can find interFORM, as — Continue reading
We think our love of this house in Argentina has a lot to do with volumes–and visible ones at that. There’s a comforting familiarity with modern architecture that doesn’t aim to confuse or surprise, but just provides an honest picture of what you might expect on the interior. This presentation — Continue reading
We are so into textured, rough-hewn, natural-colored stone walls right now. The longer and more horizontal the stone block, the better. Once very popular in the 1960s and 1970s, they’re highly coveted by Mid-Century Modern affcienados but we have to say, they also kind of rock it in really modern, — Continue reading
While we explore a number of different types and ideas of modern architecture, let’s get back to a nice classic example, shall we? You look at this home, known as the Airstream House, and you just totally think modern. It’s got sleek lines and a narrow footprint that makes it — Continue reading
While we usually focus on just one space with pretty rockin’ interiors for our interiors feature posts, sometimes we come across an interior designer so amazing that it’s just not possible to choose any one space, as is the case with the portfolio of firm Milk and Honey. Good golly — Continue reading
One of the neatest things about furniture design is that for quite some time, furniture had just a few shapes and types that it came in, you know? Table. Chair. Bed. Furniture is designed for specific human purposes and functions and since humans are basically the same our furniture needs — Continue reading
We’ve really found ourselves to be quite the fans of Saunders Architecture, having featured a number of their structures before (namely their Norwegian, Sci-fi summer house). Their architecture is just so dreamy, otherworldly and imaginative, just like their Villa Morild we’re featuring right now. We love how they’ve included photographs — Continue reading
Well, this isn’t quite a barn, but you can see where our recent barn-mania may have led us to loving this piece of architecture. Man, what is it about German architects who just get it sooo right? This modern home in Landshut, Germany, is straight modern, no doubt, but it retains — Continue reading
Is a room or rooms in your house in a sorry, unfinished, uncompleted state? Are you tired of staring at blank walls and missing window treatments? We’ve got four DIY projects that would be easy, fast and totally accomplishable this weekend. Not only that — they all look good together, — Continue reading
If you’re looking for a little calming, dynamic modern interior inspiration, look no farther than designer Susanna Vento. These spaces are so spot on. Loving that herringbone wood slat wall made of light-colored wood that really warms the space and love that it ends kind of halfway on the wall — Continue reading
Sure we get inspiration from plenty of gorgeous homes, but if you’ve ever luxuriated in the glamour of a finely designed hotel and wished your own place emulated a hotel lobby or plush hotel suite, then perhaps you should get your inspiration from such! Today’s eye candy comes courtesy of — Continue reading
We think we have such an obsession with modern residential architecture set deeply into dramatic landscaping because the contrast is so strong. You expect to see sleek lines and fun angles in urban settings, but when it’s next to blue skies, emerald green plants and organic shapes it takes awhile — Continue reading
We love a simple, clean house. What’s more modern than that? Providing a family with clear designs, efficient space solutions, sensible materials that look good and modern sensibilities that create a comforting, warm home, that’s modern design, don’t you think? We’re enjoying the intelligible elements that make the structure so — Continue reading
Brazilian designers, Fernando and Humberto Campana brothers prefer naturals colors that are determined by the colors of the materials they choose to use for their projects. The types of materials include stuffed toys, scraps of leathers, ropes, floating tires and bamboo. The material surfaces such as bamboo provide a natural — Continue reading
It might seem like a silly post topic: how to arrange your living room. But I assure you it’s a subject that trips up even the most seasoned design lover. Though it might seem like you can’t quite mess up–it’s just a living room, after all–there are plenty of factors — Continue reading
I don’t know what the weather is like where you are, but it’s been nothing but half-visible mountains and blurry valleys in my little corner of the world. Since fog and grey skies have been the status quo for a few days, I thought this collection from Swiss design studio — Continue reading
I am totally selling my right kidney and buying this house… or hiring Barbara to design one for me. Gorgeous!! About Barbara: Barbara Hill is a native Texan – born on the Gulf Coast in 1937 and has lived in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil and in Santa Fe, New Mexico. — Continue reading
Sass & Peril is an independent design studio featuring the screen printed works of Shannon Kennedy. Her charming, mod style finds its way onto printed textiles, cards, prints, and even apparel. I really love her quirky animal pillows as well as her new collection of holiday greeting cards! Be sure — Continue reading
I really can’t get over the use of color in this two-story wood, concrete, and glass home owned and designed by architect Barbara Bestor. The pink and turquoise is a ‘tongue-in-cheek feminist declaration…Our pink is ironic and assertive,’ says Barbara, who lives there with her two daughters. Ironic or not, — Continue reading
I swear, one day I’m going to have an entire room in my house just filled with pillows – I’m that obsessed. With any luck, a few of these great designs from Ferm Living will be in the mix. I love their new geometric patterns especially, as well as these — Continue reading
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