Interior Design Sense

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Remember the fabulous art noveau meets midcentury Scandinavian Tenbosch House? Want more? The interiors were by Michel Penneman. How about his art collector’s apartment? More midcentury classics and gallery walls to die for and I spy my new furniture crush, another Vico Magistretti Maralunga piece. This time the sofa. I think I could just about move straight in. Sigh.

Neko sent us an email with a link from a story that was featured in The New York Times about a year ago that I had to blog about since Jo and I love featuring conversions here on DTI. This one is pretty freaking cool – not our typical church conversion. It’s an apartment located in Seattle, 462 feet above the city, in a pyramid atop the Smith Tower occupying the 37th and 38th floors – a total of 1750 sq ft. With views this spectacular, who cares what the apartment looks like??!!

Hi. I have bought my apartment in Bologna (Italy) last April, and I have to thank you and your beautiful blog for the inspiration you gave me for the interior design! I would like what do you think about my place. There are some few pictures on my blog at the link below, but I would be happy to send to you more images. Best!

http://bobochic.com/2011/06/28/a-rose-is-a-rose-is-a-rose-and-some-pieces-of-my-place/

Hi. I have bought my apartment in Bologna (Italy) last April, and I have to thank you and your beautiful blog for the inspiration you gave me for the interior design! I would like what do you think about my place. There are some few pictures on my blog at the link below, but I would be happy to send to you more images. Best!

http://bobochic.com/2011/06/28/a-rose-is-a-rose-is-a-rose-and-some-pieces-of-my-place/

Hi. I have bought my apartment in Bologna (Italy) last April, and I have to thank you and your beautiful blog for the inspiration you gave me for the interior design! I would like what do you think about my place. There are some few pictures on my blog at the link below, but I would be happy to send to you more images. Best!

http://bobochic.com/2011/06/28/a-rose-is-a-rose-is-a-rose-and-some-pieces-of-my-place/

Neko sent us an email with a link from a story that was featured in The New York Times about a year ago that I had to blog about since Jo and I love featuring conversions here on DTI. This one is pretty freaking cool – not our typical church conversion. It’s an apartment located in Seattle, 462 feet above the city, in a pyramid atop the Smith Tower occupying the 37th and 38th floors – a total of 1750 sq ft. With views this spectacular, who cares what the apartment looks like??!!

Hi. I have bought my apartment in Bologna (Italy) last April, and I have to thank you and your beautiful blog for the inspiration you gave me for the interior design! I would like what do you think about my place. There are some few pictures on my blog at the link below, but I would be happy to send to you more images. Best!

http://bobochic.com/2011/06/28/a-rose-is-a-rose-is-a-rose-and-some-pieces-of-my-place/

In keeping with the Swedish theme, Jeanette of Stockholm sent us this link to a funky Swedish apartment that is decorated dare I saw in atypical Swedish fashion. This one runs quite a bit more eclectic featuring many vintage furnishings and knick knacks. LOVE the vibe the owners have going on here. Very cool. 

A big thanks to Kristín for sending us a link to this adorable apartment in Copenhagen that is up for sale. It looks to be pretty small and I think the listing says it’s 87 m² – if that’s accurate then WOW this is SMALL! (I am soooo in love with those beams, which is a nice distraction from the fact that the front door opens right into the bedroom).

A big thanks to Kristín for sending us a link to this adorable apartment in Copenhagen that is up for sale. It looks to be pretty small and I think the listing says it’s 87 m² – if that’s accurate then WOW this is SMALL! (I am soooo in love with those beams, which is a nice distraction from the fact that the front door opens right into the bedroom).