Breathe
You will find amazing an amazing view and classic modern design at House in Camps Bay, South Africa by Luis Mira Architects.
Pillowlicious
I would love to have a few of these around just for the fun of it. The “Roo” seat is from manufacturer, Woodnotes.
Elok House House/Chang Architects
Elok House By Chang Architects, is an outcome of an owner’s dream to live in a forest setting amidst the urbanized city of Singapore, and an architect’s interpretations of this dream. Job well done.
Bachelor’s Retreat
This beautiful forest retreat was designed by Olson Kundig Architects and is located in the North of the San Juan islands within the Salish Sea. It is a single room cabin, meant as a getaway for a bachelor. I think it would work well for a woman, too.
Oh Baby
the mama rocking chair/patrick messier
rocker/Nipa Doshi and Jonathan Levien of London based Doshi Levien design office, for German furniture manufacturer Richard Lampert
Miffy the iconic rabbit is just so sweet. designed by the Dutch Dick Bruna in the 1950’s
Retail Therapy
It’s calling my name…
Miss Sixty, South Coast Plaza, California/Giorgio Borruso Design
I’m Moving…
Alright, I know I have said it before, but I am moving…this time to the old port of Jaffa, Tel Aviv – Israel on the Mediterranean Sea. Here we will find contemporary minimalism meets historical asceticism in a residential flat designed by Israeli-based Pitsou Kedem Architects. I will have you over for dinner once I get settled in.
Villa San Spirito/Steven Harris Architects
Welcome to the idyllic Croatian retreat, Villa San Spirito, by Steven Harris Architects.
Time Out
Shall we dine out tonight? Let’s meet at Barbecoa in London. The creation of Tom Dixon and Design Research Studio, the Barbecoa color scheme is inspired by the cooking… pinks and reds of the meat, blues and greens from smoke and herbs.
How I love the bling of the signature Tom Dixon lighting…
Bespoke concrete tables…
Let’s not miss St. Paul’s in the background…
Oversized cage banquettes reminiscent of eating around a camp-fire…
Where shall we sit? Booth or table?
Forest Loft
Talk about the best of both worlds…modern urban loft meets Portland woods. Yes, please.
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