Showing posts with label Around The World. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Around The World. Show all posts

Saturday

When the Moon Hits Your Eye

Like a Big Pizza Pie.. That's Amore! And do I love this home designed by Prima Design . It is on Salina Island of the Aeolian Islands off the coast of Italy and it is a beauty.
The white and natural brown coloring begins with the exterior.


Minimal color with lots of texture makes this an optimal spot for al Fresco dining!
Peeking inside....

I have to say that although I love this house... I would be terribly afraid to entertain small children in this space.




These wood vessels are simply beautiful!
This dining room has such charm but the open shelving certainly requires one to be very very neat!

The master bedroom... I think speaks for itself!





Sunday

Beautiful Haiti

I thought I would share a video of a wonderful selection of different interiors from Haiti as presented by Printo1. It is called Interior Design of Haiti and is a collage of many different interiors. Enjoy!

Saturday

Swiss Miss

The next stop on the trip around the interior design world is Switzerland. And first up is a chalet designed by - Mlinaric, Henry and Zervudachi of MHZ
Once again, I think I love their work! Can't you just imagine looking out the window at a beautiful mountain range or even the Matterhorn?
I find the use of the mirror to divide the kitchen from the entry hall very intriguing.
I like the symmetry of the urns above the cabinets in the kitchen. It has such eye appeal for me.
The muted red of the leather chairs and kitchen walls is re-introduced in the artwork in the seating area, along with a few accessories.

Don't the floating shelves seem to bring a rhythm to the room? I think the artwork on the fireplace reminds me of a cymbal ready to be clanged. - (I have to laugh because now I am thinking of an old Gloria Estefan song- Rhythm is Gonna Get You)

This next home in Switzerland is designed by a firm called Interior Design GMBH . It is a lot more modern than the previous home, but it has a calm, serene feeling to me.

Wouldn't you love to lay on the window ledge and read a good book or take a nap? I like how the subtle color of yellow from the rug is picked up in the pillow covering.


What home doesn't look great with a little zebra print?

Sunday

A special owdo to you!

Where in the world are we off to today? Jolly old England, of course. The first on the tour is a beautiful home in London designed by Mlinaric, Henry and Zervudachi of MHZ


The living room is arranged with 2 conversation areas. This looks like a lovely room for entertaining.

I noticed the floor coverings in both the living room and the dining room. They add a little pattern to the room.This is a simple yet elegant sitting vignette.


And next is an apartment dining room in London and it is by the same designers. I just like the casual use of the bookshelves in the dining room.


Check back in for more visits to far away lands.

Wednesday

Parlez-vous Francais?

Today we are off to France. I fell in love with this design all because of the stained glass windows- you can just see one in the background. I feel like it gives this modern room that little wow factor. I love the play of the light reflecting on the wall.
What a great view of the room from atop the stairs. This is also a great example of the use of textures in lieu of a lot of color.

Tuesday

Feeling Hungry? I mean Hungary!

The world of design according to me :) This is the first installment in my look at design around the world. The first country I am touring is Hungary. I just fell in love with this bedroom- it is so calm and serene, modern yet warm and inviting. I'm not usually a fan of the bed being so low to the floor, but for this room, I make an exception.

A view of the living room with a peak into the bedroom. The mixing of the different patterns give such a great visual interest to this small space. Notice the ceiling treatment- a small detail but nice impact just the same.

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I love the use of the transparent fabric in this kitchen/dining area. It gives softness and contrast to the otherwise hard edges in the room. The chandelier is like jewelry to this room. Just the right touch.

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Did you notice the accent stripes behind the sofa? It gives a new feature in the room without being overpowering.