We love Johnny & Stacie’s new apartment, which they moved in to last month. Exposed brick wall feature, white walls punctuated with prints, deer head (nice!) and bare wood floor.
Go to their site for more: johnnyandstacie.com

[reblogged from Lina Jaros]

Lina Jaros’s photography work has always never failed to mesmerize.  Her works distorts human “perception of physical space” and “how we doubt an environment and its contents or categorize it as unreal or incomprehensible, but also how we transform that incoherent information to something meaningful.”

Surreal, absurd, beautiful all rolled into one. The fox, the ethnic rug in a classic wallpaper-ed room setting in the middle of the forest like something out of Narnia.

We recommend you check her out.

[reblogged from: The Contemporist]

Neutral wood panelled wall, an unobtrusive retro lampstand also in neutral color and then BAM: a stunning, wide green couch. Big contrast to a big room. Not really sure about that dated round rug at the bottom though. Might be better with a kitschier version like one of theses contemporary rugs.

Kabinett and Kammer, New York

More: http://www.kabinettandkammer.com/

When chosen well, rugs can create the right athmosphere to a room. Shaggy, neutral colored rugs on parquet flooring breaks  the stiff, woody ordeliness. Dark geometric rugs create a depth in an otherwise, barren white room. Match with 1 or 2 dark-colored stand out furniture pieces like a side table or bookcase.
Complete with suitable lighting for a well rounded ambience.

[reblogged from Picture Perfect Home]

This brilliant powerflue gas fire in bright white can contrast or complete your contemporary theme. Fireplaces do not have to be bulky. Inset gas fires or hole-in-the-wall gas fires saves you space.
[reblogged from http://www.directfiresonline.co.uk]