Sexy Floor…

…and so much more.

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Soho Loft/The Apartment

Located in an 1882, six-story, red brick building with an intriguing past as department store, the Soho Loft by The Apartment provides a fabulous family space for three.  Here you will find a sculptural stacked-wood fireplace, Marc Sadler Boffi kitchen, a library corner with floating book shelves, and great light and views.  Oh, and you may recognize this apartment from the film, “The Devil Wears Prada.”  Enoy the tour…

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I’ll Have What They’re Having

The Boone residence is a renovation of a historical two bedroom private residence in New York City by Richardson Sadeki.

A sweet accessory…

I love a dining room/library combination…

The glass staircase keeps the space open and bright…

Very luxe…I love the neutrals.

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Pretty Woman

Mikimoto 2 by Toyo Ito, photography by Iwan Baan

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The FORMS of Anastasiya Komarova

styling: Kseniya Berezovskaya, photo by Danil Golovkin, Courtesy of Anastasiya Komarova

I came across this incredible post at Yatzer and I immediately began to hyperventilate.  Yes, yes, a bit dramatic, but I love when architecture meets fashion.  Let’s take a look at what Yatzer has to say about Anastasiya Komarova, superstar:

The idea to make use of architectural concepts in fashion is not a new one, but scarcely have we seen results that have the quality of the accessories of Russian designer Anastasiya Komarova. What makes Anastasiya’s creations unique is her capacity to translate architectural aesthetics to something really wearable, simplifying complex ideas and taking a great care of textures and volumes. Her fashion accessories, with their pronounced shapes and sharp lines, invite you to touch them and feel their exceptional structure. Born in Kaliningrad, Russia,Anastasiya studied in Moscow Architectural Institute (MARHI), followed by a Master in Architecture in 2010, although she dedicated herself almost entirely to fashion design. Still, her education and work skills -more than 4 years of experience on both residential and public building- are imminent in her creations and her use of geometrics in order to create intriguing lines.

In February 2010 Anastasiya Komarova created her brand, called FORMS, offering a series of alternative accessories that caused a big sense-even Rosin Murphy is a fan. FORMS series, standing somewhere between vintage and futuristic, offer a wide range of designs, including leather clutches, neckpieces and armlets, all with an architectural touch.

FORMS accessories can be purchased online on Le Form concept store’s website as well as by sending an email request to Anastasiya.

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Photographer Joe Fletcher

Joe Fletcher, I’m not a photographer, but I can spot a superb image when I see one.  Your photographs are clear, sharp, and crisp; and, the lighting is always oh so perfect.  Keep them coming, please.  I am a huge fan.

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Ixos/Bruno Erpicum

New from talented architectural photographer, Eugueni Pons, is Ixos by Bruno Erpicum.  Located in Ibiza, in the clearing of a pine forest, this sleek home promises blue skies, warm sun, and sparkling water.  Let’s grab a towel and spend the day.

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Up on the Roof

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Ravine Guest House/Shim-Sutcliffe Architects

The Ravine House by Toronto-based Shim-Sutcliffe Architects has a peaceful and calm presence.  The house is set in a ravine within a lush Canadian landscape.  There is more I can say about this meditative space, but instead, I think I will just say, “ahhhh…”

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Clear Vision

Wishing you unobstructed views and clear vision for the upcoming week…

Casa 11 Mujeres (11 Women House) by Mathias Klotz near Santiago in Chile

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Happy Mothers’ Day

Mothers are meant to be on a pedestal…Happy Mothers’ Day.

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Ripoll/Joan Puigcorbe

Ripoll by Spanish architect, Joan Puigcorbe, has been added to the work of architectural photographer, Eugueni Pons.  I was drawn to this project by its tasteful simplicity and order.  Puigcorbe says, “architecture is a language through which all the following properties may be expressed: harmony, creativity, happiness, beauty, poetry, complexity, magic, provocation, and culture.  That is our main goal.”  I’d say, mission accomplished…

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“Get silently through a crack of light to enjoy a new vacuum.”

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The Vampire Cafe

Wow!  The Vampire Cafe in Tokyo, Japan, by Fantastic Design Works Incorporated, leaves nothing to the imagination.  Love the shade of red…

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It’s Hot in the Kitchen…

Yes, that’s right, it’s sizzling hot in the kitchen…that’s because MINIMALUSA is doing the cooking.  The people at this first rate company are visionary,  top-notch,  and personable.  Their design philosophy is to provide bespoke solutions that creatively mold architectural form, unique materials, and technological hardware with the utmost attention to detail.

The kitchen below might look familiar to you.  Yes, it is the Clock Tower Penthouse kitchen in Brooklyn.  MINIMALUSA was responsible for its  sleek design and implementation.

Below is the Grimshaw project.  Belllissimo!

Grimshaw Architects – New York Office

city : New York

architect : Grimshaw-architects

model used : Glam – Verve

year : 2011

Specs

finish : white matte lacquer

countertop/backsplash : corian

under cabinet lighting : LED double density

Designers

Stefano Venier – Minimal Design Director
Casimir Zdanius – Grimshaw Head of Industrial design

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Time Out

Let’s take a time out.  We can meet after work for a drink, go on to dinner, and then indulge in a nightcap…not to worry, I have it all planned.

nobu 57/rockwell group

vine restaurant/1100 architect

molotov/glenn sestig architects

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