I posted about Aidlin Darling Design a while back (here) and just recently revisited their work. Their interiors have a very subtle warm serene quality to them.

Modern day shoji screen? And very interesting forms in the furniture. I especially like the white they use on the walls, it is clean yet also inviting and warm.

You can never go wrong with a giant wall of book shelves.

I recently stumbled across the brilliant work of NY designer Pol Theis. He creates very interesting dynamic interiors with unexpected elements.

The relaxed romans add an informality and softness to the cubist nature of the Paola Lenti Atollo sofa. I think this is my new favorite sofa.

I really like the idea of floor to ceiling cabinetry and this lit niche behind the bed.

These babies kind of freak me out but I like the idea of clusters of objects perched on shelving.

Great great floor lamps next to the bed.

Yes yes, I know, this has nothing to do with interiors, but I LOVE it!

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Now this is interesting!

Vincent van Duysen. I love how the cabinet is wrapped around the sink.

Joseph Dirand. The integrated sink looks as if it was carved out of this block of marble. Minimalism at its best.

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Claudio Silvestrin‘s penthouse kitchen in London. The dishes have their own special ledge…perfect.

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I am in love with Douglas Friedman‘s work. Truly inspirational.

The bed styling is simply elegant. Douglas fir floors.

Gorgeous pop of navy amid the beachy wood tones. Notice the tv inset and flush with the wall…nice touch!

The wooden “eggs” add a dark contrast touch and sense of movement.

Buddha in the kitchen.

I love the simplicity of this fireplace.

This caught my eye. The Yarra house by Leeton Pointon Architects.

Arflex strips sofa….comfy!

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Impeccably beautiful countertop detail….swoooon.

This is so unusual…I love how the cabinet door envelopes the counter.

The mix of warm wood with the grey veining of the marble is stunning.

Vincent Van Duysen

I spent the long weekend on an amazing ranch in Montana. Now that I am back in the city I am missing the fresh country air and the warmth of the interiors. Shamir Shah Design’s project in Vermont feel nothing short of a lovely retreat.

I love how the wood surrounds the integrated sink and the gorgeous wood mirror.

Can I please be here all week?

Coolest contemporary bunk beds ever I think.

Photos by Antoine Boontz

Fall, my favorite season is approaching and we are leaving summer behind. Today, a little Shelton, Mindel & Associates Martha’s Vineyard inspiration. Summer, we love you.

Peter Rose–designed beach house.

Cedar-shingle-clad main house.

A pedigree of modern pieces; Arne Vodder chaise, Jean Royère armchairs, a Pierre Chapo low table and a Franco Albini rattan armchair. I love the fully enveloped cedar wood room with the exposed brick fireplace. Warm and welcoming.

What could be better than a bright orange Saarinen Tulip table? The textures of the cedar wood ceiling and wall cladding paired with the brick, bluestone hearth and the woven shades is quiet and cocoon-like. Ruelland vases, and Jean Prouvé chaise.

Cedar wood walls and ceiling and Hans Wegner Wishbone chairs and a Fabricius & Kastholm table. Amazing photograph by Noriko Furunishi.

A casual kitchen with cedar cabinetry and bluestone countertops. Accessorized with Michelle Boyer candelabrum and green vases by Dani and Jacques Ruelland.

Photography by Michael Moran | AD March 2008

I am headed to Montana today…so here is a little modern Montana inspiration.

How can you go wrong with a Poul Kjaerholm PK80 daybed, and Kilin chairs by Sergio Rodrigues?

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