apartment styling
Beautiful floral art for home
Submitted by pavelina on Mon, 04/19/2010 - 14:03
If you desire innovative furniture with clean, elegant lines and a romantic touch then Floral Art is what suits you best. The Los Angeles based design studio offers home products varnished with beautiful flowers and other botanical elements that give a radiant look and bring a breath of fresh air.
Furniture items, home accessories, fragrances and body care products are all exploring "the power of the flower", the beauty, richness and sensibility of floral aesthetic and ingredients. After a visit to Floral Art's online store I've made a selection of furnishings and accessories I loved best.
Floral Art, Fuchsia Peony Chair
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Nature inspired wall decor
Submitted by pavelina on Sun, 02/21/2010 - 00:29
One of my latest obsession is nature depicting photography and paintings. This is why I cannot imagine a cozy apartment without a wall decor to match the quiet nook. For nature lovers I suggest a few images inspired by delicate butterflies, optimistic spring, "magnetic" sea and even by forest fairies.
Just look at The Ripple Effect photo signed by Andrew Smith ($59.00) from Cuba Gallery. This image is captured with a precise knowledge of composition, shape, lines, space and texture. You might put it in your bedroom, or even hanging above the bath tub.
Andrew Smith: The Ripple Effect
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Gotta love Fifi Mandirac's style
Submitted by pavelina on Sun, 01/17/2010 - 16:01
How would you define the perfect home? Is it a big house with lots of flowers and pets, or a cozy tiny apartment? No matter the dimensions of the architecture, we suggest that the ideal place to reside must respect the owner's personality and create a sublime state of wellbeing.
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Apartment Therapy by Jean-Christophe Aumas
Submitted by pavelina on Sun, 01/17/2010 - 15:43
Home is where you find the energy to begin a new day and where all the problems fade away. This is exactly what Jean-Christophe Aumas seemed to have in mind when he decorated his apartment in Paris.
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