Showing posts with label subway tiles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label subway tiles. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 4, 2013

Interesting Parisian Apartment


Dear blogfriends,

I am totally intrigued by this amazing parisian loft, designed by Muriel Cibot.

The library is amazing. I love the perspective through the glassdoor and window.



The styling of the bookshelves is perfect! I love the little frames that it creates, I love the wallpaper, the mix of shapes and textures. Everything.


You can NEVER go wrong with black and white subway tiles.


Credit : Muriel Cibot's Website


Obviously the space is home stagged and lack some personnality. But I think it's got good bones doesn't it?


Friday, April 19, 2013

Dude Design Week : "Tailored Warm Modernish"


Dear blogfriends,

This week has been totally crazy busy for me. Thanks god it's Friday!

My "Dude Design Week" has been a bit minimalistic!

However, today, I'd like to share pics of this simple, informal, yet refined interior that has very cool masculine vibes!


I've always though vintage exhibition print were very masculine.

Also danish armchairs and these vintage canned dinning chairs (also seen in Hank Moody's Apartment = totally dude design)




Again : black and white kitchen with subway tiles


All pics from : Apartment Therapy

Tuesday, April 16, 2013

Dude Design Week : Elements of Dude Design

Dear blogfriends,

Today's post shows how to include masculine elements in an interior.

Those elements can be used either to balance a room with lots of feminine elements (pinks, curbs, lace, mirrors, etc.) or used combined with other masculine elements or neutrals to create a space with lots of testosterone.

1. Leather sofas

Leather sofas are a very good example of masculine elements.

Mixed with feminine elements (round tables, rug with hint of pink) like in the room below, it creates a very balanced space.


But used with (almost exclusively) other masculine elements, it creates a very warm, strong and masculine space.

Credit : The Brick House

2. Mid-century pieces

Mid-century furniture has straight and clean lines (no ornaments and curbs). I think it's why I love this style so much!

You can style a mid-century console will never look toooo girly (even surounded by golden peonies!!!)

Credit : Bloesem

Credit unknown (probably Design Sponge)

3. Rich and textured fabrics

Credit : Somewhere on Pinterest

Tweed, velvet, flanel...

4. Subway Tiles

I know subway tiles are not so specifically masculine. However, it really makes those spaces very masculine (especially mixed with these velvet stools below) :

Credit : Decor Pad


Credit : Media Cache

5. Strong Animals

It's sounds cliché but kittens are for nurseries, beautiful and gracious birds for woman and buffalos and crocodiles for men.


Credit : Somewhere on Pinterest