Interior Design Sense

Fashion meets interior design. German mimimalism marries French exuberance. If you have seen the March issue of Livingetc then you too have lost your heart (and mind) to Joséphine Gintzburger‘s Paris apartment. Personality dear readers. A great home is always about personality. Unique, intimate with just a touch of exhibitionist. I’m moving in. I’m bringing just a toothbrush. La maison est parfaite. Très chic.

Stay tuned for my next post. Josephine’s interpretation of rural delight.

For its artistic and practical attributes, we love this architectural room divider by Sanindusa. In fact, sometimes a great room divider is all your need to add some definition, privacy and visual interest to your living spaces. This one from the Casa Ideal collection is a decorative divider made of steel, featuring circles of various sizes, stacked to form a wall. In this bathroom, it effectively separates the toilet from the rest of the space without closing it off completely, thanks to its open pattern. For its fashion and function, this cool room divider is a must-see! More information is available by visiting Sanindusa.

For its artistic and practical attributes, we love this architectural room divider by Sanindusa. In fact, sometimes a great room divider is all your need to add some definition, privacy and visual interest to your living spaces. This one from the Casa Ideal collection is a decorative divider made of steel, featuring circles of various sizes, stacked to form a wall. In this bathroom, it effectively separates the toilet from the rest of the space without closing it off completely, thanks to its open pattern. For its fashion and function, this cool room divider is a must-see! More information is available by visiting Sanindusa.

For its artistic and practical attributes, we love this architectural room divider by Sanindusa. In fact, sometimes a great room divider is all your need to add some definition, privacy and visual interest to your living spaces. This one from the Casa Ideal collection is a decorative divider made of steel, featuring circles of various sizes, stacked to form a wall. In this bathroom, it effectively separates the toilet from the rest of the space without closing it off completely, thanks to its open pattern. For its fashion and function, this cool room divider is a must-see! More information is available by visiting Sanindusa.

Out with the old, in with the new.  Just as in fashion, where we see trends come and go, (and sometimes come full circle decades later) decorating has its trends that move with the colors of the year(s).  For quite sometime now (i’d say over the past 2 years), gray has become the new beige and it’s making a statement like no other.  Gray is such a calming color but it can be bright, light, dark, subtle…no matter what, it’s always soothing to the eye.  This is the very reason I’ve been convincing my clients to use so much gray lately, especially on the walls!  It’s the perfect neutral that will cohesively tie any room together.  Take a look at these gray rooms and see how well it works in different spaces:

I’m loving these lanterns and chairs in this country gray kitchen!

Don’t be afraid to mix your grays and beiges just make sure that gray is the more dominant color in the room.  It will freshen up your space instantly and keep you on trend!

The nautical theme gets a new look – and a new use! – with this sustainable Shipwood furniture, made of recycled ships! Offering an interesting contrasting combo of clean, high-gloss white exteriors and dark, weather-beaten wood salvaged from traditional Chinese fishing and river boats, the furniture artfully blends old and new seamlessly. Every imperfection is not only shown, but embraced, giving these pieces their distinctive appeal. The configurable collection includes sideboards, low and high cabinets, chairs, benches, and a really cool dark bookcase with an open back and slanting, slatted shelf dividers. Designed by LDK, each Shipwood furniture piece includes a golden plaque indicating the age and origin of the wood used to its creation. More details are available by visiting Fashion For Home.

The nautical theme gets a new look – and a new use! – with this sustainable Shipwood furniture, made of recycled ships! Offering an interesting contrasting combo of clean, high-gloss white exteriors and dark, weather-beaten wood salvaged from traditional Chinese fishing and river boats, the furniture artfully blends old and new seamlessly. Every imperfection is not only shown, but embraced, giving these pieces their distinctive appeal. The configurable collection includes sideboards, low and high cabinets, chairs, benches, and a really cool dark bookcase with an open back and slanting, slatted shelf dividers. Designed by LDK, each Shipwood furniture piece includes a golden plaque indicating the age and origin of the wood used to its creation. More details are available by visiting Fashion For Home.

The nautical theme gets a new look – and a new use! – with this sustainable Shipwood furniture, made of recycled ships! Offering an interesting contrasting combo of clean, high-gloss white exteriors and dark, weather-beaten wood salvaged from traditional Chinese fishing and river boats, the furniture artfully blends old and new seamlessly. Every imperfection is not only shown, but embraced, giving these pieces their distinctive appeal. The configurable collection includes sideboards, low and high cabinets, chairs, benches, and a really cool dark bookcase with an open back and slanting, slatted shelf dividers. Designed by LDK, each Shipwood furniture piece includes a golden plaque indicating the age and origin of the wood used to its creation. More details are available by visiting Fashion For Home.

Out with the old, in with the new.  Just as in fashion, where we see trends come and go, (and sometimes come full circle decades later) decorating has its trends that move with the colors of the year(s).  For quite sometime now (i’d say over the past 2 years), gray has become the new beige and it’s making a statement like no other.  Gray is such a calming color but it can be bright, light, dark, subtle…no matter what, it’s always soothing to the eye.  This is the very reason I’ve been convincing my clients to use so much gray lately, especially on the walls!  It’s the perfect neutral that will cohesively tie any room together.  Take a look at these gray rooms and see how well it works in different spaces:

I’m loving these lanterns and chairs in this country gray kitchen!

Don’t be afraid to mix your grays and beiges just make sure that gray is the more dominant color in the room.  It will freshen up your space instantly and keep you on trend!

The nautical theme gets a new look – and a new use! – with this sustainable Shipwood furniture, made of recycled ships! Offering an interesting contrasting combo of clean, high-gloss white exteriors and dark, weather-beaten wood salvaged from traditional Chinese fishing and river boats, the furniture artfully blends old and new seamlessly. Every imperfection is not only shown, but embraced, giving these pieces their distinctive appeal. The configurable collection includes sideboards, low and high cabinets, chairs, benches, and a really cool dark bookcase with an open back and slanting, slatted shelf dividers. Designed by LDK, each Shipwood furniture piece includes a golden plaque indicating the age and origin of the wood used to its creation. More details are available by visiting Fashion For Home.