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It's at this time of year that I really begin to notice the soft light at dusk, as the days grow gradually shorter. A bittersweet farewell to summer, but a welcome to the warm rituals of autumn, too.
(photo of naty chabanenko by matthew sprout for tank, spring 2015. via bienkiste)
Utterly smitten with the beautiful home of fashion designer Monica Rusconi, located in the Lombardy countryside just half an hour away from Milan. Stunning mix of minimalism, industrial steel and warm wood and brick textures. Love. More here on Trendland.
(photography by morten holtum)
The first fire on a cool early autumn evening.
(photo: casa spodsbjerg via here)
A tranquil room in white to start your week gently. Have a lovely one.
(photo via here)
Admiring this elegantly restored villa in Puglia today, the home of architect Raffaele, his wife Francesca and their children, Lorenzo and Claudia. Love its elegant lines. More here on Milk magazine.
(photography by alexandra meurant)
Happy weekend! Hope it's a lovely one. It's going to be a very social one here of parties and lunches with friends and family — can't wait.
(photo via elle maison)
Love the relaxed Danish home of graphic designer Camilla Bjerre and web designer Torben Bank Larsen and their two young children, a great mix of vintage industrial pieces, classic design icons, homemade furniture and hand me downs from family and friends — all set off with lovely touches of colour and a great art collection. Love. More here on Bolig Magasinet.
(photography by frederikke heiberg)
Have a relaxing weekend.
(photo by henri cartier-bresson, 'the louvre, 1975'. via here)
A creative space so lovely that inspiration is pretty much inevitable. Stunning.
(photo: j. ingerstedt)
This week's links. Enjoy.
Modern in Melbourne
Take a tour of a recent project by interior designer Fiona Lynch, a lovely Australian home in a restrained modern style brightened with glam notes. Wonderful.
The Queen of Couture
Fascinating profile in Harper's Bazaar of Jacqueline de Ribes, countess and doyenne of French chic, who is being honoured with an upcoming retrospective at the Costume Center at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art. What a life!
The World's Most Beautiful Bookshops
AnOther Magazine visits seven of the world's most beautiful and intriguing bookshops, from a haunted house in New Orleans to a spectacular Argentinian theatre. Stunning.
The Sound of the Forest
This is wonderful — students at the Estonian Academy recently built Forest Megaphones, 10-foot-wide wooden megaphones installed in the Estonian forest on the edges of clearings. Stand inside the clearing, and the megaphones direct the ambient sounds around you to where you stand, heightening your experience of the nature surrounding you. Lovely idea.
Swiss Style: The Principles, the Typefaces and the Designers
Excellent Print Magazine article about the International Typographic Style (commonly known as 'Swiss Style'), with gorgeous graphics to illustrate it. Love the band posters rendered in this style.
A Tune With a View
What do songwriters look to for inspiration? Writer David Hepworth asks 11 songwriters about how they find their muse.
One-Pot Chicken Cacciatore
Start fall on a cosy note with this warming one-pot version of a classic dish from Food52.
(photo: vlakbij de molen)
a whiter shade of pale
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A flirtatious glimpse of colour under a sober exterior. Love this photo by Isabel Martinez, taken backstage at the Dior Fall 2015 Couture show. See more here.
(via w magazine)
The sadly neglected lower floor of an eighteenth century building in Lisbon gets a sensitive reworking by the architectural firm Aires Mateus — elegant original details (those arches!) have been carefully restored, while a modern minimalist look in the kitchen, bathroom and furnishings complements the space perfectly. Beautiful work. More here on ArchDaily.
(photography by ricardo oliveira alves)
Hanging out with an adorable four footed friend.
(photo of sasha pivovarova by mark segal, styling by melanie huynh for vogue paris, january 2008. via abundance)
Located in the heart of Soho, the home and studio of the renowned artist Alex Katz truly is one of the original New York factory artist lofts. Originally a machine shop in what he describes as an "industrial slum", it was purchased by Katz in 1968 for a sum that is the equivalent of one month's rent there now. Here he and his wife and muse Ada live, work and entertain in their elegantly spare space. Love. More here on Architectural Digest.
(photography by todd eberle)
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