Open space solution in an open place. It’s an old water tower that is turned in to a residence. It’s like living on a stage, a place that is accessible to those who are interested in other people’s accommodation & lives. Whether you would enjoy it or not, it’s an amazing creation that combines the old with the new in an exceptionally interesting way.
/ inthralld.com
Take care / Marie
Modern architecture has its advantages, just like with everything else. I can not say that super modern buildings or houses are among my top favorites. It simply depends on where, in what context & moment. This pearl is located in North Bondi, in Sydney.
/ dailymovement
Take care / Marie
Facades are amongst one of the best things I know. It’s a special feeling in my stomach when I see fine facades, whether they are contemporary, traditional, worn or whatever, really. I have spent loads of time, wandering around in different cities or streets to experience architecture regarding facades along streets & squares. It can be charming old houses, old schools, newly manufactured wooden houses, factories stately or just square ones, without decoration. Facades says a lot about us humans, through different epochs. It’s nice to play with the idea of how people living inside are & what they do. But let’s leave that thought for another time.
/ google image
Take care / Marie
Bleak images does not sound particularly inspiring, do they? I guess some might find these a bit depressing. Is it a suitable description? I just felt that I wanted something less colourful & more dramatic. The lighting, colour selection & props, enhances the atmosphere in each image. I’m aware of that everything doesn’t have to be bright & colourful to be perceived as interesting or exciting.
It feels liberating, for my part, to ignore the otherwise ordinary images that I usually choose. You know, you have your style & your preferences which you sometimes unconsiously bases your choices on. A style whom you have a weak heart for. Well, since some friends said I’m very Scandinavian in my taste, I thought I might try to challenge my self. But just so you know, this type of images are not my cup of tea 🙂
1. Classic chesterfield with details for the right experience & look / sextosenso via Fancy
Magnificent buildings in a thrilling angle / tumblr.com
Staging with character /daniellawitte
Storytelling image /helenaaro
A workshop that then, maybe not felt so exciting but looks incredible today / now&then
Oriental, rustic & mysteries / goetia.tumblr.com
From a bygone era or prepared movie scene / interioralchemy.tumblr
Dramatic fashion industry /sedefisim rok
Dimmed styling / bloodandchampagne.com
Black on black / ohlesjolieschoses.tumblr.com
Back in time / remainsimple.tumblr
Black accessories in a black storage piece / remodelista
Poul kjaerholm, Fritz Hansen PK31 longe chair / googleimages
Colourless bed linen / pinterest.com
There is something about abandoned places that makes you a bit sad, despite the beauty / fancy.com
Take care / Marie
I happen to like simple square box-shaped houses & buildings. I like the simple shape that showcases exactly what you see without fuss. Angles & crannies are not my melody even if I do appreciate it because of its intermittency & charm…when it’s old, used & lived in. But, it’s like it is with preferences. And still, with a straight shape, it can look so different & express so much, that it’s hard to believe. Anyway, I thought you might like a post about nicely box shaped houses.
Extremely nice in its simplicity / bungalow5
Compact but airy / byggfabriken
Ultramodern / design-dautore
Delightful / fancy
Old & the new together / convoy
Garage living / ikea
Concrete block that blends in with the environment / lambert blog
Absolutely adorable / reiulframstadarchitechts
Great small buildings / skonahem
Strong impact with small means / paonote-room269
Stands out in the crowd / letmebeinspired
Orangery in black & glass / hus&hem
Exciting roof house / paulmouret via fancy
Tranquil workplace / blessthisstuff.com
Exciting placement of windows / thenewyorktimes
Take care / Marie
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