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Monday, December 28, 2009
Labels: Interior decoration
Labels: Interior decoration
Monday, June 22, 2009
Black bedroom from London.
Black bedroom from London.
Saturday, June 20, 2009
Pale gray living room + built-in bookshelves: Benjamin Moore 'Winter Solstice', from Elle Decor
0 commentsPale gray living room + built-in bookshelves: Benjamin Moore 'Winter Solstice', from Elle Decor, originally uploaded by xJavierx.
Pale gray living room + built-in bookshelves: Benjamin Moore 'Winter Solstice', from Elle Decor
In the office of Ali Wentworth and George Stephanopoulos’ Washington D.C. home, walls are painted Winter Solstice by Benjamin Moore. The table and chairs are flea-market finds and the mirror is from the Brimfield Antiques Fair.
Interior design by Elizabeth Martin. Photo by Simon Upton, Elle Décor, May 2009.
Labels: Design, gallery, Grey, Interior, Interior decoration, living room
Pale gray living room + built-in bookshelves: Benjamin Moore 'Winter Solstice', from Elle Decor
0 commentsPale gray living room + built-in bookshelves: Benjamin Moore 'Winter Solstice', from Elle Decor, originally uploaded by xJavierx.
Pale gray living room + built-in bookshelves: Benjamin Moore 'Winter Solstice', from Elle Decor
In the office of Ali Wentworth and George Stephanopoulos’ Washington D.C. home, walls are painted Winter Solstice by Benjamin Moore. The table and chairs are flea-market finds and the mirror is from the Brimfield Antiques Fair.
Interior design by Elizabeth Martin. Photo by Simon Upton, Elle Décor, May 2009.
Labels: Design, gallery, Grey, Interior, Interior decoration, living room
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Framed artworks and mirrors bring a bathroom to life, making every visit to the room an extra special experience. Tiles and bathroom furniture act as stenography. Black mosaic tiles on the walls and floor, combined with exclusively simple, white bathroom products create a slightly bare, but simultaneously warm and intimate background.
Find more on www.gustavsberg.com
Framed artworks and mirrors bring a bathroom to life, making every visit to the room an extra special experience. Tiles and bathroom furniture act as stenography. Black mosaic tiles on the walls and floor, combined with exclusively simple, white bathroom products create a slightly bare, but simultaneously warm and intimate background.
Find more on www.gustavsberg.com
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Modern wallpaper: Blue & brown floral textured metallic print
Lasari Flock by Romo. Photo from romofabrics.com.
Labels: blue, Design, gallery, Interior, Interior decoration, wall decoration
Modern wallpaper: Blue & brown floral textured metallic print
Lasari Flock by Romo. Photo from romofabrics.com.
Labels: blue, Design, gallery, Interior, Interior decoration, wall decoration
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Labels: black, Design, gallery, Interior, Interior decoration, living room
Labels: black, Design, gallery, Interior, Interior decoration, living room
Monday, June 15, 2009
Modern Interiors - Specht Harpman as seen on plastolux
Modern Interiors - Specht Harpman as seen on plastolux
Sunday, June 14, 2009
sleepy bedroom
sleepy bedroom
Saturday, June 13, 2009
pink apartment Interior decorating detail visit javabali.info
Labels: Design, gallery, Interior, Interior decoration, living room, Pink
pink apartment Interior decorating detail visit javabali.info
Labels: Design, gallery, Interior, Interior decoration, living room, Pink
Friday, June 12, 2009
Big but small
If you cannot build a bigger bathroom, you can still trick the eye. By adding a mirrored panel to the front of your massage bathtub, you can create new surfaces and dimensions.
Light is important to well-being, too. Use the same “tricks” as are applied in authentic Oriental spas to create a sense of space with light from above. Choose light tiles, too.
Built-in cabinets with mirror doors produce even more clean surfaces. With so little to distract the eye, even small details can add personality to the room.
And warm water in motion brings relaxation to a body that has found its home.
Big but small
If you cannot build a bigger bathroom, you can still trick the eye. By adding a mirrored panel to the front of your massage bathtub, you can create new surfaces and dimensions.
Light is important to well-being, too. Use the same “tricks” as are applied in authentic Oriental spas to create a sense of space with light from above. Choose light tiles, too.
Built-in cabinets with mirror doors produce even more clean surfaces. With so little to distract the eye, even small details can add personality to the room.
And warm water in motion brings relaxation to a body that has found its home.

