Manhattan loft

Jonny Detiger's apartment in NY photographed by Richard Powers for studio mda.

Ball Chair (Adelta), golden and silver Togo sofas (Ligne Roset), aquarium-flower pot-armchairs and works of art (house owner's creations), music instruments and delivery-boxes used as coffee-table, they all combine a futuristic scheme where the artistic family can develop its creative imagination.

PAVEZZO

The name of the hotel is "Pavezzo" but it could also be "Paradise Found". My friend Maria told me about its charm but when I saw the pictures I fell in love with it. If you have been in Lefkada island, you already know that the color of the sea there is even more turquoise than the swimming pool's water.

 Porto Katsiki beach

Valtos beach

EDRA design

Working on a project about choosing an antique item for a modern interior, I found it interesting to do the opposite: choose modern items to integrate in a classic interior scheme. These are my favorite ones by Edra, to use as a hint of fun reminding not to take life too seriously...

Brosse by Inga Sempe

Multidao chair from Fernando and Humberto Campana

Anemone Chair

Cabana Storage Unit completely covered with raffia like a primitive hut

Mummy chair by Peter Traag

Modern Antoinette

Designer Zang Toi's apartment in NY is a modern interpretation of Marie Antoinette's style. 

Photographed by Henry Bourne for Elle Decor.

images via Elle Decor

Quote of the week

via tiny white daisies

Swedish delight

I found this home in Sweden very refreshing, inspiring, artistic, relaxing, stylish and simply adorable. I guess by all the personal details that the owners like art, design, photography, nature, travels, flea markets and have a great sense of humor, too...

images via design shimmer

A loft story

Architect Alexander Gorlin and film designer Elvis Restaino made Gerard Butler's Manhattan loft look like a film set. Obviously, they all gave it a lot of thought, work and love.

images via Architectural Digest