Chromatically inspired by nature and rooted in simplicity and openness, this house designed by Massimo Brambilla is a glorious example of less is more.
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Another great home interior found on Airspace locations. Airspace locations was launched by Anita & Rosie in 2005 to compliment their established photographers agency A&R. They both have a passion for interiors & wanted to create a forum for special homes & tasteful spaces that their discerning clients would love. Airspace offers a friendly & bespoke service…
Beautiful 1850s Home designed by talented Mowery Marsh Architects. It’s the most frequent request from clients… which is great because its exactly what we want too! This kitchen is a good example of ways to do just that, like… • a long shelf over a high splash but in a natural stone so the material feels…
Ginger jars are very appreciated by porcelain collectors who cherish them for their beautiful and intricate designs. But ginger jars weren’t always this popular, especially in Europe, and they weren’t always called ginger jars. They originated in China in the Qin Dynasty and they began being exported to Europe in the 19th century. That’s also…
Everyone loves to check out cool and unusual designs and crazy ideas that totally reimagine the way we think about certain features, spaces and even our homes as a whole. We’ve compiled a list of such amazing things which range from underground garages and suspended swimming pools to cool-looking tables and home accessories. Check them…
Industrial Cast Iron Soho Loft designed by Becky Shea. Tucked away in Soho overlooking lower Manhattan’s skyline, a beautiful cast iron front is included with this landmark early 20th century building that predates steel’s rise to supremacy. With bones to prove its authenticity, this loft is equipped with the original elevator opening directly into the living…
These days we take a lot of things for granted, including furniture pieces which we now perceive as very common but which have evolved over time, being shaped by our needs and by the ways in which we use them. One example is the hallway table also commonly known as a console table. It’s elongated…