Urban Oasis in Melbourne
Friday, November 11
This cool Australian house was featured in the Inside Out magazine. What is really interesting here is that entire wall opens up to the garden / terrace area - super! Im a big fan of large windows to the garden, so you can connect with the nature even if you are inside. In the house you can also find some very nice mid century modern pieces and decor.
Retro Nostalgic Home of Charlotte Adrian
Tuesday, November 8
Charlotte Adrian is an senior designer working at Royal Copenhagen - and you can clearly see her sentiment for nice a porcelain pieces all over the house. Another thing that is really impressive here is the rosewood Cadovious wall unit in the dining area and the large dining table with classic Eames DWR chairs.
Rest of the home is also very nice, with many danish modern pieces plus simple and clean decor. ( she also have a huuuge collection of nagel candlesticks!)
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Designer´s House in Marseille
Monday, November 7
Owner of this cool house, designer Emma Francois says - " I do not like new things. I like old things that have a story to tell." This is my exact opinion! And on her house you can see that she likes a really great old things - mid century modern furniture, lighting and decor in natural tones makes the place warm and charming.
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Gorgeous Apartment in Hamburg
Sunday, November 6
This 300 sqm large Hamburg apartment belonging to a creative guru Wolfgang Behnken is without a doubt beautiful. Simple color scheme of white and brown creating calm and cozy atmosphere which is supported by a great selection of mid century modern furniture and one of my favorite decor ideas - huge piles of books and framed art directly on floor.
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Chris & Kenny's Stylish MCM Home
Friday, November 4
I love the hyppie indie midcentury feel this house have - full of light, indian patterns and retro furniture. Every is corner hiding something interesting, from the vintage organ to classic Eames, Bertoia and other treasures. Stylish fresh and cozy, brightened up my day!
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