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Jean-Paul Beaujard’s New York City Apartment
The lyrical Napoleonic spirit of the interior designer’s duplex seems a world away from modern-day Manhattan
The Perfect Architect-Client Collaboration
Mrs. Blandings’s Patricia Shackelford finds out how Gil Schafer creates successful working relationships
L’Objet’s Fortuny-Inspired Collection
Beloved for nearly a century, Fortuny fabrics inspire new treasures for the tabletop
A Minimalist Home/Studio by Tom Kundig
The architect mixes craft and industry for a photographer’s live/work space on the Catalonian coast
Alberto Pinto’s Rio de Janeiro Retreat
Using butterfly wings and earthy textures, the interior designer conjures a virtual portrait of Brazil in the sun-splashed rooms of his apartment
The Perfect Architect-Client Collaboration
Mrs. Blanding’s Patricia Shackelford finds out how Gil Schafer creates successful working relationships
Simply Delightful: One-Room Apartment with a Homey Feel
With a design that seems perfectly planned to ensure the coziest possible living space for a small apartment, this crib definitely has what it takes to inspire. Featuring a total surface of just 34 square meters and consisting of one room plus kitchen, hallway and bathroom, you could say this place is an ingenious display of Scandinavian design. A…
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Street Level Suburbia On the Edge of a Lagoon
On the edge of the Narrabeen Lagoon, a residence overlooking a wild, untouched island covered in casuarina trees, shelters contemporary living spaces for a lucky family. The street view hides the lagoon beyond and conveys a comfortable feeling of suburbia. The architects from Choi Ropiha Fighera found themselves “drawn to the suburban qualities of the street and this…
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Mid-Century Photo Friday: Kate and Kitty
More ’60′s than ’50′s – these illustrations are from “Two Stories about Kate and Kitty”, illustrations by Alice Schlesinger. 1968
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Bright and Dynamic Apartment, Lovely Roof Terrace Included
This charming attic apartment has 2, 5 rooms plus kitchen and stretches over a living area of 63 square meters, out of which a delightful roof terrace occupies 10. As you can see from the photos and the sketch at the end of the post, the crib is accessed via a small hallway, which communicates with the newly renovated…
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