It requires aesthetic skills & a good sense for colours, quality & patterns when working with a mixture of textiles in a setting. Especially challenging when it’s not a coordinated collection – which can add to the expression & make the eclectic feel more exciting.
The new brasserie, Le Suprême, in Detroit. A concept that includes a green-tiled cafe, barroom, a main dining room accented with oxblood leather booths, antique sconces & a 24-seat private dining room. And a breakfast menu with housemade pastries & bread, which guests can eat while sitting on wooden benches designed to mimic the seating at Paris Metro stations. That’s what I call a brassiere ⭐️
Le Suprême @lesupremedetroit
I like this set up with shelves along the wall, not too completely filled with stuff, and a table with mixed furniture around – a perfect place to relax, browse the books & read.
Incredibly appealing apartment with a neutral color scheme & despite the stripped-down impression, a number of details appear that arouse interest.
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