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A new hotel chic one size fits all room divider in oak

In a previous post I wrote about the ‘one size fits all’ room divider in oak by Dutch company ‘Houten room divider’, pictured above in

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The Popularity of Brass in Interior Design

I think the first time I really fell in love with brass was during Milan design week a few years ago when seeing the work

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An old finca in Ibiza with Ask Og Eng

In the magnificent scenery of Ibiza there’s an over century old finca which Ask og Eng has been part of renovating into a tranquil home

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Terra – Inspired by earth at Archiproducts | Milan Design week 2023

‘Terra – Inspired by Earth’ was one of the many exhibitions I visited. A real Design experience with true materials from the earth and warm

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The Gallery Edit | When in Antwerp Visiting St. Vincents

Antwerp is, like Paris, one of those cities that is easily accessible by Thalys from Amsterdam. To be honest I only visited Antwerp for Press

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24 hours in Antwerp with &Tradition

Earlier this month I was invited to join Danish brand &Tradition in Antwerp for the introduction of six bold new finishes to their iconic Flowerpot

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New furniture at Mobilia Amsterdam

Mobilia is one of the most beautiful restored and specialized Interior stores at Utrechtsestraat Amsterdam, a quaint little street where you’ll find grocery stores, as

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Melisende Oasis in the old city of Acre, Israel

Architect Michal Matalon founded her company 15 years ago with the vision of doing things differently. “We specialize in private homes and restorations and have

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A metal partition wall in a minimal home

One of the articles I got emailed most about lately is the one where I show a wooden room divider: One size fits all room

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A gentle dance between warmth and minimalism by Zachit

In one of my previous posts I showed you some projects by Zachit Tshuva. An earlier post about a beautiful monochrome home is still really

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Gitane Gallery at Casa Gitane

Inspired by the undisputed beauty of galleries in the most loved art capitals. Gitane Gallery is a combination of an art gallery and soulfully hand-selected

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Soft Minimal ­ – A Sensory Approach to Architecture & Design

Guided by the purpose of wellbeing, the essence of Norm Architects’ style is balance: richness focused by restraint, simplicity imbued with warmth, complexity heightened by

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NEW ARTICLE ONLINE at vosgesparis.com 👉 During Par NEW ARTICLE ONLINE at vosgesparis.com 👉 During Paris Design Week, White Label Project presented ‘Female Design Futures’ at CØR Studio in the Marais. The exhibition brought together the work of six female designers from Morocco, Guatemala, South Africa, Australia and Singapore. 

The space itself is already beautiful and was filled with furniture, textiles, ceramics, perfume and various objects. It brought contemporary design together with traditional techniques and materials from different parts of the world. The designers featured were @calamohome @Gozdava1590 @LisaLapointe @StudioKallang @studiosanabenzaitar and @theurbanative 

A special mention for the woven rugs by Studio Sana Benzaitar, in particular 🫶 They looked beautiful against the grey walls, and it was such a pleasure to meet Raja in person. Read more about @studiosanabenzaitar in today’s article 🫶 @whitelabelproject
NEW ARTICLE ONLINE at vosgesparis.com 👉 During Par NEW ARTICLE ONLINE at vosgesparis.com 👉 During Paris Design Week, White Label Project presented ‘Female Design Futures’ at CØR Studio in the Marais. The exhibition brought together the work of six female designers from Morocco, Guatemala, South Africa, Australia and Singapore. 

The space itself is already beautiful and was filled with furniture, textiles, ceramics, perfume and various objects. It brought contemporary design together with traditional techniques and materials from different parts of the world. The designers featured were @calamohome @Gozdava1590 @LisaLapointe @StudioKallang @studiosanabenzaitar and @theurbanative 

A special mention for the woven rugs by Studio Sana Benzaitar, in particular 🫶 They looked beautiful against the grey walls, and it was such a pleasure to meet Raja in person. Read more about @studiosanabenzaitar in today’s article 🫶 @whitelabelproject
Why do I visit fashion stores when I write about i Why do I visit fashion stores when I write about interiors? On every design week when in Milan or Paris, I love to visit a few stores that maybe at first glance are not that much within my niche. The clothes are of course beautifully made  but what really attracts me is the interior. 

Fashion stores often offer a different way of looking at space. The interiors can be more experimental, with unusual materials, furniture or small details that can easily translate to a home. I am always interested and curious about those ideas and the small details I often discover. During my recent trip to Paris for @parisdesignweek , I visited The Row for exactly that reason. @therow #pfw #pdw
Why do I visit fashion stores when I write about i Why do I visit fashion stores when I write about interiors? On every design week when in Milan or Paris, I love to visit a few stores that maybe at first glance are not that much within my niche. The clothes are of course beautifully made  but what really attracts me is the interior. 

Fashion stores often offer a different way of looking at space. The interiors can be more experimental, with unusual materials, furniture or small details that can easily translate to a home. I am always interested and curious about those ideas and the small details I often discover. During my recent trip to Paris for @parisdesignweek , I visited The Row for exactly that reason. @therow #pfw #pdw
SEPTEMBER ✨ A month of design, Paris & happy famil SEPTEMBER ✨ A month of design, Paris & happy family moments 👰🏻‍♀️🤵🏻‍♂️

Lots of design in a lively Paris with friends and familiar places, a little calm and some commotion and feeling very much alive🫶
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