Showing posts with label wood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wood. Show all posts

Friday, 28 March 2014

Wolveridge Architect...

Renown australian architectural firm Wolveridge Architect's with a  beautiful residential project at Eltham south completed in 2013. 
A beautiful screen which wraps around the patio, providing a surreal shadow cast throughout the day.
 
 






 


 
 


 


all images via wolveridge architects
photography by derek swaldell

Thursday, 23 January 2014

Parure House...

A paired down renovated house with a lot to offer...
Inspiring use of raw material and an indoor that flows to the outdoor with just the right amount wood, cement and white washed wall
by Architect EATS from Australia









all images via desire to inspire and photography by James Coombe

Thursday, 12 December 2013

Old but New...

Latest Starbucks in New Orleans, with an old 1900 Louisiana apothecary feel to it's interior with the help of local artist and paying homage to the city's artistic spirit in bringing alive the story of the old trading coffee port to it's interior.








all images via designtaxi

Monday, 17 September 2012

Rustic Charms...

Warm, earthy, relaxing setting to start off Monday...






all images via 79ideas


Friday, 24 August 2012

FERM Living...

Danish brand FERM Living never fails to inspire...

love love their products...








all images via FERM Living 2012


Monday, 20 August 2012

Dark and White Kitchen...

Contemplating colours for our kitchen cabinets, toss between going for an all white kitchen or one with a little touch of dark colored wood or black stained wood... hmm...

I'm for all white but my other half prefers a little more contrast. 

image via designtraveller
image via designtraveller
image via plastolux
image via ideas to steal


Thursday, 12 July 2012

Ginza Steak...

Japanese steak restaurant in Ginza, Tokyo design by Doyle Collection using natural stone call Oya-stones. (A stone that represents Japan) and  for the wooden door of hanging cupboards, the surfaces are curved in the technique called Naguri, also famous for Japanese traditional curving.








all images via contemporist