
"House S" is a beautiful, contemporary, Asian style home designed by Studio Keiji Ashizawa in Japan. The floor plan was dictated by the availability of natural light and organic flow of air. The interior is quite minimal and furnishings stay true to Asian tradition. The wood slat panelling is breathtaking and adds such character to the interior. The staircase design is fabulous - all modern and streamlined, spiraled at one end and totally linear on the other. The house also encompasses a giant glassed in terrarium housing a single majestic tree on a mound of moss and surrounded by pebbles. In this way, nature is brought into the home for all to enjoy while increasing availability of natural light. Wonderful.
via: DesignBoom.
image credit: Daici Ano.
2 Feb 2012 | Whole House Interiors |

We see a complete contradiction in this living room interior - parts of the design are soft and sweet and others are stark and strong. Somehow it works. The space feels like it has a lot of personality - like you could feel in any mood here, just pick something to focus on. The black wall makes a very strong statement, highlighted by an orange side strip that matches the color of the wallpaper flowers and ties them together. The wallpaper and the black wall, side by side, are so contrasting. The area rug and the spherical pendant light mirror each other in feeling and also embody this sort or soft/stark quality of the room. The coffee table definitely plays for the stark team. All the white is good in a room like this - it neutralizes it somewhat and acts like a good backdrop for all the action happening here. The sofas are cushy and cozy and the soft furnishings are fun and lively. Very interesting space - a bit modern, a bit Scandinavian, a bit global.
via Planete Deco.
2 Feb 2012 | Living Room Interiors |

We are loving this master bedroom with a truly ensuite bathroom design. Really, it doesn't get more ensuite than this - with a tub and two sinks right at the back of the room (although we are quite glad the toilet is located elsewhere). This room is part of the Martel Loft, designed by Antonio Virga, situated in the 10th arrondissement in Paris. The apartment is located in what used to be a clothing factory. The floors have been sanded and refinished, the walls are beautifully stark white, adorned with glorious steel framed windows. At the back, Virga designed some dark stained wood cabinetry against which the freestanding tub and double pedestal sinks really pop. The bed is situated casually in the center of the room. And yes, although this room feels sort of casual, it also feels quite elegant - it showcases a unique design approach with an understated style. Great room.
via Remodelista.
2 Feb 2012 | Bathroom Interiors |

Apart from being a joy to look at, this romantic bedroom is whispering to us about a little DIY photo idea. A collage is not a new idea, clearly. But it's the mood of this room and this little project that fit very well together. The walls look raw and injured and this disorderly grouping of unsaturated images seems to suit the mood. The bed, its dressings and other furniture do a great job of splashing some luxury and shine into this room balancing out the grit and glamour for a perfectly romantic and nostalgic bedroom feel.
via: Desire to Inspire.
image styling credit: Stella Nicolaisen.
2 Feb 2012 | Bedroom Interiors |

We really enjoy the mix of this modern home's cool hues and classical accents. Designed by Christina Yorkston, this home has a highly modish elegant vibe. The backdrop for everything is neutral and bright and layered with some blues that vary in feel, from royal to calm to lively. The ornate gilt frames provide a sharp, chic contrast, as do their artistic contents and a few classical furnishings. It's a lovely home, well put together - soft, airy and minimal but certainly not lacking in style.
via: The D Pages.
2 Feb 2012 | Whole House Interiors |
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