i like the idea _ objects displaying "minimes"

1 _ socks, kikiya

2 _ shapes vase by sandwich shop, at sightunseen
3 _ bottle design by korefe for l'eaundry, via fuldendehneli

one piece _ this occasional table by caste design

how much i love furniture that looks like a living creature.

i've got the feeling that this little table could

simply walk away if only it wanted to.

bronze and wood occasional table by

caste.

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nagyon szeretem az olyan bútorokat, amelyek 

többé-kevésbé élőnek tűnnek, mintha lelkük lenne.

ez az asztalka is olybá tűnik, mintha bármelyik

pillanatban képes lenne odébbállni, és

éppen ezt teszi "őt" oly vonzóvá.

meg a szép anyagok (bronz és fa),

amelyekből készült.

link fent.

pink

i love these photos. lovely colors, pretty details.

look at that banana pillow.

look at that chair.

look at that fruit-bowl.

photos by harry were for

home magazine (new zealand), june/july 2015

styling by katie lockhart.

click images for a closer look.

things _ four

1 _ work by todd norsten

2 _ work by ellsworth kelly

3 _ wicker stools by eero aarnio, via blueberrymodern

4 _ manhattan loft of david seidner, via blueberrymodern

double in brass _ two decor pieces that are functional and could easily double as art pieces too

does brass seem to break copper's long-time

reign nowadays? guess so. i love them both tho.

and love both of these pieces too.

1-3 _ a solid brass free-standing room divider by todd st. john,

found via le wo and wé.

4-6 _ "foldwork", a foldable brass clothing/drying rack

by berlin based studio berg.

pics from thisispaper.

found through so lovely decoration.

abandoned patterns

beautiful decay as seen by

l'imagiraphe (en travaux) on flickr.

interiors

via a muted palette, info and more pics here

table hommage to moore, axel vervoordt

via a muted palette

pic from le marché st. george, via a muted palette

casa dolce casa flooring, via her new tribe

interior designed by hecker guthrie, via brick house

sparse with a hint of gold. via bodzafröccs
interior designed by harriet anstruther studio

restaurant in seoul, via cereal

that chair! home of ceramic artist paula greif, via remodelista

again, that chair! via desire to inspire

that space _ house in a forest by paul kaloustian

when the forest is on the other side

of a curved glass wall. i find this slightly eery

but also very spectacular.

i think the first two photos are of

the actual house already, while the rest of them

might be taken of the architectural model.

that's my guess at least.

house in a forest by architect

paul kaloustian.

found at and see more at

somewhere i would like to live,

which is a really, really great blog.

that space _ the schaffer house, 1949

omg, feels almost like living outdoors.

this awesome space was designed by

architect john lautner, is in los angeles, california

and was finished in 1949. It's also noted as the house

in tom ford's "a single man".

more info here.

pics by jason schmidt for admagazine.

via le wo and wé!

similar ones previously:

by russel wright

home of ray and shelly kappe.

one piece _ hazy blanket by schneid

beautiful blanket by schneid,

woven to look like a huge ink blot.

one side is more black and the

other side is more white.

via the extraordinary grijs.

that space _ living with the past

an italian palazzo in brescia.

i love all those trompe l'oeil frescoes

painted by giuseppe manfredini and giuseppe teosa

in 1808, and i love the rest of the artworks too,

apparently gathered from all over the world.

this warm color scheme is beautiful too,

which i think is really important in a space stuffed

with relics from the past, otherwise it might easily get

frigid, unwelcoming.

decorated by studio peregalli

(roberto peregalli and laura sartori rimini)

photography by vincent leroux for ad magazine france.

see more here at ad france.

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íme egy szép itáliai palazzo bresciából.

tetszenek nagyon a trompe l'oeil freskók,

amelyeket, ha minden igaz, 1808-ban festett 

giuseppe manfredini and giuseppe teosa.

tetszik ez a meleg színvilág is. szerintem nagyon fontos

a megfelelő színválasztás egy efféle helynél, amely tele van

a múlt "tanúival", ellenkező esetben könnyen

rideggé, idegenné válhat a tér.

linkek fent.