These homes had me hooked from the entrance.
I particularly love the bench and art collection as seen directly below in the Melbourne home of architects Stephen O’Connor and Annick Houle in Vogue Living Australia this month.
Lovely.
via Vogue Living, Mes Caprices Belges, The Brick House
It’s been a long week. At least on my end. I’m definitely ready to put my feet up and relax this weekend.
via Convoy, Richard Clatworthy, Vineet Kaur, Steffan Holm for Hay, Desire to Inspire, Pure & Honest
As soon as you step out of our “vestibule”, we’re going to have a row of closets for coats, shoes, possibly kitchen items, etc…I don’t want to see a lot of clutter, so the inside of these shelves will have to be pretty practical. On the outside, I’m picturing floor to ceiling cabinets that are either push touch or have minimal hardware. The pictures shown below will give an idea of what I’m talking about.
Below: Design by Toronto-based Cecconi Simone Interior Design.
Below: Design by Molteni&C
Below: Design by Sean McEvoy
Below: Design by Daskal Laperre Interior Architects
Below: Design by Tel-Aviv Architecture firm Pitsou Kedem
Our front door will be 10 feet tall. There’s a good chance it will swing too wide to allow for a pendant light in the entrance. But I’m hoping we can squeeze in one of these glass fixtures.
Below: Niche Modern Solitaire Pendant and Bell Jar Modern Pendant Light. Lovely!
Below: One Pendant designed by Maria Bernsten for Holmegaard. Avaialble at the Scandinavian Design Center.
Below: Disc Pendant by Alison Berger Glassworks for Holly Hunt. The entire collection is really stunning.
Below: Source unknown – but it’s simple enough, I’d hope to be able to track one of these down.
