The Sociality Family has published this wonderful eclectic apartment in Paris where interior designers Charlotte de Tonnace and Hugo Sazay life and work together planning hotels, installations and residential projects. Constance Gennari Photography Their signature style embraces materials such a marble, brass and leather with a rather minimal approach and monochromatic palettes. I love seeing how young they are having apparently come …
Read MoreI and not heard about Eduard Neuenschwander before finding these images but it seems he belongs to one of the most important exponents of the modernist era in Switzerland. Born in Zurich in 1924, his work is part landscaping and part architecture but also integrates other disciplines such as archaeology in his work. Following his architectural studies in 1950 in Zurich, Neuenschwander …
Read MoreThere is this second image that has been spinning on Pinterest for quite a while and though I loved it I hadn't thought of the idea to see if I could find anything else from the home and the owner. Until the other day a second pic of this mad urban cacti jungle would pop up. This is the green home …
Read MoreI have a crush on image#4 but since publishing one single image would not have been a very interesting story, I researched a bit and found this collector's apartment..guess where? Do you ever do that? You see an image and you try to figure in what part of the world that would be the home to someone? "Style makes the difference", or …
Read MoreBrazilian interior architect Osvaldo Tenório opened the doors showing his home based in a large stone box. Whenever you are interested in seeing different projects where the architect or interior designer is not afraid of going bold with unusual proportions, colors combinations and much self-confidence , I suggest you research on the Brazilian market. The most renown interior designer is probably …
Read MoreThis will be a post with several exceptions. I have wanted to publish this story for weeks, I know I am a bit late. But I really love to have this project in my blog library so I am writing about it anyhow, it's so worth it. I never do more than 6 images in one post. But I believe …
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