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Ingemar Edfalk
Inredning av ett minimalistiskt litet kök med matplats, med röda väggar, mörkt trägolv och brunt golv
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Werner Straube Photography
Idéer för att renovera en vintage matplats, med grå väggar, mörkt trägolv, en spiselkrans i sten och en standard öppen spis
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Klassisk inredning av en matplats, med rosa väggar och vitt golv
Award winning lifestyle designer, Kim Parker is famous for her bold, exuberant floral style in contemporary colour. From an early age, Kim has dreamt of creating fabrics and wallpapers that transform rooms into lush, exuberant interior gardens. Influenced by beautiful wallpapers of the Arts & Crafts and Bloomsbury movements and rich hues often inspried by the textiles of India and Mexico. Thirteen peices of orignal art have been carefully translated into beautiful printed linen and velvet fabrics and also digital wallpapers.
Härligt färgval! - angeliquenilsson
We used the window wall to build a china cabinet for much needed storage. We used Dove White by Ben Moore, and Painted the insides in a navy blue to add some depth. We used an oversized glass drop crystal chandelier with brass tones, and repeated the brass with the acrylic/brass pulls in the china cabinets. Wall coverings by Schumacher on upper portion of walls
Homegrown Decor, Interior Design; Angie Seckinger, Photography
Idéer för att renovera en vintage separat matplats, med flerfärgade väggar och mörkt trägolv
Located in the heart of Carnegie Hill, this Upper East Side Townhouse was a full gut renovation for DHD Architecture and Interiors. Throughout the home, a combination of vintage furniture and lighting was mixed with new modern classics to give the rooms an elegant and carefully curated feel. Wallpaper, fabrics, and colors play together in layers, so the formal structure and setting of the home is balanced with varying palettes, contemporary prints, and textured materials. Our favorite elements include the office’s statement making malachite wallpaper, and the master bedroom’s vintage sputnik chandelier that hangs over a walnut four poster bed. The end result is a comfortable, livable space for the family’s refined yet modern taste.
4 Bedrooms / 4,000 Square Feet
Photography by Rick Lew
Erika Bierman
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The goal was to create a dramatic, glamorous dining room and blend the client's modern taste with the traditional chest they inherited and the traditional style of home. To meld the chest into the room, we pulled the gold accents and added gold in the wallpaper panels, the frames around the wallpaper panels and on the dramatic ceiling. The table top is custom made from a reclaimed oak floor. The chairs are vintage with new upholstery and black paint.
Emily Redfield
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Elisabeth Daly
Idéer för att renovera en mellanstor eklektisk separat matplats, med flerfärgade väggar och ljust trägolv
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In the dining room, we started with the traditional, clean lines of a set of Italian 18th-century Neo-classical chairs, each upholstered in hot pink, electric blue, vibrant purple or green velvet. Because the space was very long, thin and not conducive to art pieces, high drama is delivered in the tented ceiling and upholstered walls with hand-painted fabrics. Again, to pair the old with the new and add a bit of magic to the space, a Timothy Corrigan custom-designed mirrored table and 1930s chandelier finish off the room.
Photo by Michael McCreary