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Russian Hill Apartment Interior in San Francisco
1:02 AMThis remodel project for an apartment in San Francisco's Russian Hill neighborhood was done by Zack|de Vito Achitecture (via Contemporist). The 3,400 square feet apartment houses several great contemporary art pieces.
Museum-style contemporary art and a bench with the antique statue in the background.
Statues are plentiful with the art hanging in a warm, grey space.
Th red artwork makes a huge impact amongst all the warm tones.
Nice, clean kitchen design.
Great natural light. It's always nice to wake up to it in the morning.
Be very still when taking a bath with that shallow depth.
The stainless steel canopy bed is beautiful. Reminds me of the Clark Canopy bed, which we can no longer order.
British Stylist, Kate Morris, showcases her unbelievable design sensibilities (via desire to inspire).
Audrey Hepburn will always be in fashion!
Very clean sofa lines. The two tone wall color, with the blue on brown, is a timeless color combination.
It's always nice when you have extra square footage. The less clutter the better in most instances.
The wallpaper is lovely.
The shell decorative pillows is always a High Fashion Home favorite.
The white dining set just pops against the neutral background.
When deciding on bathroom colors, it is always appropriate finding the most serene color for you aura.
I was enamored with this beautiful, modern add-on to a very traditional Ireland farmhouse (via Contemporist). The design is so simple, yet so striking. The interior space is a very clean, loft layout. When I stayed in a English farmhouse two Christmases ago, it was nothing like this. Check out the minimalistic wonder below:
The juxtaposition of styles is so unusual, it actually works!
The vertical wood planks warms up the modern design to help it tie back into the farmhouse look.
Who says you can't use chesterfield style chairs in a contemporary setting.
Just a nice open space. You can cook in peace!
I like the wood decking leading back to the house.
Floor to ceiling glass peering out into nature. I dig it.
The illumination is stunning. The house was design by ODOS Architects.
Courtesy of Inhabitat, here are the top green architecture stories of 2009.
1) Reburbia Competition Redesigns the Suburbs.
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Interior of the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Barcelona
2:27 AMI just discovered a new blog called the Contemporist. It is dedicated for architects and interior designers to discover new products and projects in the world of contemporary design. They did a beautiful write up on the Mandarin Oriental in Barcelona. It is a wonderful project in a city that I am quite fond of. Feast your eyes on these photos:
Barcelona is a beautiful city with a great urban scape.
Now that is an infinity pool with a view of Barcelona's urban density.
Clean, crisp design with hardwood floors that you rarely see in hotel projects.
The lobby has some great, subtly effective elements going on there.
That is a ridiculously awesome atrium area.
The mesh dividers creates a slightly intimate space at the indoor pool area.
Rich green tones creates the calming effect.
Nice outdoor chair!
An outdoor lounge area with a view of great architecture.
I wish I had a bath tub that floated in the middle of a room.
Love the sink.
Guest rooms that still feel connected to the overall suite layout.
Sliding doors giving the flexibility for you to determine the intimacy level of the space.
I'm a big fan of sofas with a ton of back cushions. It makes it feel more like home.
Sleek bar decor with subtle yellow hues that would make Kelly Wearstler proud.
The ceiling looks like a stunning decorative plate.
Outdoor, private dining with the benefits of kitchen theater.
All of that natural light makes the space look even more amazing.
Another view of that stunning atrium area.




























































