Taking a spin around the web today, we picked up a few things we thought you’d find fascinating. In no particular order, here’s what we found: Interior Design School Daily walks us through designer and tastemaker Tom Ford’s starkly sexy New York Home (above)… Luxe is making no bones about the fact that it’s uber-excited about [...]
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How to Design a Multifunctional Entertainment Area
In most homes, the ever growing need for rooms to become multifunctional is greater than ever before. With larger families and smaller homes, the average family is trying to find creative ways to make every space multifunctional and not only for one purpose or activity. Whether you have small children to share a space with [...]
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Four Innovative, Large-Scale Upcycling Projects
Life at Latin Sports in San Paolo, Brazil can get a little hectic from time to time. When designer Simone Tasca was asked to make a “chill-out space” for the sports marketing company’s employees to take the occasional break, she obliged with a crafty take on the practice of upcycling common products that would otherwise be [...]
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Meet Sproutrobot, Your Personal Garden Assistant
Although the idea of keeping a garden is lovely in concept, for most of us, it just doesn’t seem to be in the cards. Not knowing what we’re contending with is half the battle, even if we have particular flowers, grasses, herbs, fruits and vegetables we’d ideally like to grow. Not only does home gardening [...]
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How to Choose Comfortable Seating for Your Bedroom
The bedroom is one of the only rooms in the house that is dedicated to your rest and relaxation without any outside influence getting in the way. Your bedroom holds the ability to help you to renew your energy, relax and unwind from a long day and enjoy a good book in a cozy chair. [...]
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A Tokyo Apartment Exposes Itself
When you envision your home interiors with concrete blocks, plywood and exposed electrical wires in the ceiling, you’re probably thinking that your home is still in the construction phase! Actually, in the project House K by TANK architects is an apartment that features exposed materials as the finished materials. This apartment features concrete, wood, and [...]
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Hate the Quality of Air at Work? The Cloud and Co Desk Humidifier
If you are thinking that you have no control over the air quality around your desk at work, think again. The Seoul, Korean company Cloud and Co has designed a Bottle Humidifier that solves the problem of dry musty air around your workspace and provides you with humidified air in your personal space. No more [...]
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Crate & Barrel Debuts 2012 Spring Line
Spring has sprung at Crate & Barrel; the home furniture and decor giant has unfurled its spring 2012 line, and it doesn’t disappoint with its timeless simplicity and quality. Above, we get a glimpse at its new outdoor furniture collection, with a wide array of teak and metal patio chairs and accessories taking cues from [...]
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Pretty Little Things: 6 Chic Uses for the Classic Mason Jar
Everything old is new again…mid-century modern decor, retro kitchens, Mad Men-inspired wardrobes, and now the ever-classic Ball jar. First created by John Landis Mason in the late 1850s, the Mason jar was (and still is) made of lime glass and used primarily for fruit canning (below); it’s commonly known as a “Ball” jar because of [...]
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Neighborhood Spy: Living Room Links We Love
Today’s link roundup features the room in which we read, watch television, chat about subjects of interest and generally zone out from the rest of the world. Although living rooms started out as formal sitting rooms in which everyone was expected to maintain good posture and proper manners…well, the times, they are a-changin’. First up [...]
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How to Ensure your Kids’ Bathroom Is Fun and Functional
If you are like most parents who are trying to teach your children how to be self-sufficient in the bathroom and still have an enjoyable learning experience, it’s not always as easy as it looks. One way to help kids help themselves is by decorating your kids’ bathroom with fun and colorful accents while still [...]
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How to Maximize Closet Space in Your Small Home
Storage is one of the most valuable spaces of your home, and is often the area that is most under designed when it comes to space allocation. If you live in a larger home, your closets may have adequate organizational features to make the space efficient. While if you have a small closet, the options [...]
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How to Personalize Window Treatments for Your Interiors
The windows in your home are your home’s access to great views, natural light and a portal to the outdoors. Dressing up your interior windows with window treatments can help create a unique personality for every room in your home. Your interior design style and your requirements for letting in light while also providing privacy [...]
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