Interior Design Sense

A big thanks to Nina for introducing us to the work of Finnish photographer Krista Keltanen. She is super talented, especially at post processing. Love the deep contrast and brightness of her photos. Gorgeous. 

(thanks to the photo above I’m seriously about to go get a can of black paint from the basement and paint my backsplash)

Marleen wrote us about a shop in the Netherlands called Dutch Design Year and while we try to stay away from blogging products, these shots are fantastic so I thought I’d break our rule this time because I love me a great photo! (P.S. I want this pendant lamp!)

Marleen wrote us about a shop in the Netherlands called Dutch Design Year and while we try to stay away from blogging products, these shots are fantastic so I thought I’d break our rule this time because I love me a great photo! (P.S. I want this pendant lamp!)

Cora Büttenburger is a still life photographer who works, lives and travels between Paris, Milan and Germany. Her attention to detail and ability to capture perfect moments at perfect angles in perfect light is….perfection. Absolutely lovely. Especially the photo of my favourite lamp above (p.s. I need ot take a phtoo of my new Jieldé now that it has an approriate base) and that intriguing little dish holder in photo #3.

Cora Büttenburger is a still life photographer who works, lives and travels between Paris, Milan and Germany. Her attention to detail and ability to capture perfect moments at perfect angles in perfect light is….perfection. Absolutely lovely. Especially the photo of my favourite lamp above (p.s. I need ot take a phtoo of my new Jieldé now that it has an approriate base) and that intriguing little dish holder in photo #3.

Got a problem? Need some help? Just standing there shaking your head? Don’t know what to do? You’re not alone. Send us a link to photos of your design quandary and let the Desire to Inspire design crew help you …. that’s you lot … the readers! This week’s email is from Scott.

I like many of your readers, am in dire need of you and your readers expertise. I have recently removed a wall between two bedrooms to create an all-in-one bedroom setup, with the desired goal of a bedroom, living room and a little bit of a office workplace. I kicked off in one direction, but I have been stuck in a rut. I painted some walls (very badly might I add), and tested out a few ideas, but nothing has really come together. So, now I call upon desire to inspire to do what it does best.

Here are a few photos of the room. The first photo is an aspiration …

(Inspiration from Florence Lopez)

… and the rest is the room. All the furniture in the room (apart from the bed) will be removed, especially all the tacky white furniture, as it was left over from before. But now, I’am ready for a whole new direction.

Do what you do best and thank you. Oh and the dog on the chair is called Max

Samantha Eades and Wendy Bergman are Eades&Bergman, an interior and design studio in Australia. They know that innovative design should allow for life to exist effortlessly within a space, positively affecting moods, altering perceptions, and comforting personalities. Their urban, modern spaces are glamourous and luxurious, yet comfortable as the photo above demonstrates.  

Samantha Eades and Wendy Bergman are Eades&Bergman, an interior and design studio in Australia. They know that innovative design should allow for life to exist effortlessly within a space, positively affecting moods, altering perceptions, and comforting personalities. Their urban, modern spaces are glamourous and luxurious, yet comfortable as the photo above demonstrates.  

We’ve featured Polish interior designer Lucyna Kołodziejska‘s work a few times in the past (here, here and here), and she emailed recently with yet another fabulous small apartment she designed. This apartment is in Sopot, it is designed for rent, for weekends, for tourist that want to feel some atmosphere of old XIX town Sopot . It is in new building but me and my principal wants to get a climate of old town apartment. It have one bedroom and small bathroom, living room with open kitchen. We have there big photograph of Sopot pier by some Portugal (!) photographer who sold us this photo. In bathroom old morrocan tiles on the floor and photo of Baltic sea made by myself. The flat is 200 metres near the sea side.

We’ve featured Polish interior designer Lucyna Kołodziejska‘s work a few times in the past (here, here and here), and she emailed recently with yet another fabulous small apartment she designed. This apartment is in Sopot, it is designed for rent, for weekends, for tourist that want to feel some atmosphere of old XIX town Sopot . It is in new building but me and my principal wants to get a climate of old town apartment. It have one bedroom and small bathroom, living room with open kitchen. We have there big photograph of Sopot pier by some Portugal (!) photographer who sold us this photo. In bathroom old morrocan tiles on the floor and photo of Baltic sea made by myself. The flat is 200 metres near the sea side.