I hope everyone had a great New Years! Let us start off with a breath of fresh air.

A home in Marrakesh designed by Esther Gutmer with Architect Helena Marczweski.

Shades of purple…love the concept.

I could hang out here all day. Gorgeous glass doors and windows.

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Just beautiful. This dining table is to die for! The top is one piece of slate. Stone, plaster and anigre wood, simple and effective. The small black stools are designed by Charlotte Perriand. Drapery fabric is Rogers & Goffigon.

Anigre wood floating staircase.

Restful color palate. Finn Juhl Pelican chairs, a Poul Kjaerholm daybed and Alvar Aalto table and wing chair. Look at that baseboard detail! The rugs feel like lily pads among the sea of light grey stone.

Andy Warhol’s Shadows series rests on a Jean Prouvé console.

The illustrious egg chair by Arne Jacobsen.

Blackened steel surrounds the fireplace.

Pendant lamps by Poul Henningsen hang over the kitchen table. Viking range and hood.

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A light filled townhouse by Magdalena Keck in Miami beach.

Flexform Groundpiece sofa and a gorgeous Christopher Farr area rug. I love the soft breezy color palate.

Floating shelf detail.

One of my favorite sconces – David Weeks Boi sconce,  Boffi fan. This bed just makes this room.

David Weeks chandelier.

What a great oversized leaning mirror can do!

Gorgeous photography from Hallie Burton. 6 days until Christmas!

Great vignette.

Sculptural smooth groovy chair by pierre paulin for artifort juxtaposed with a natural fiber rug.

The classic egg chair. Love the black and white contrast here.

Wow, this is one large Serge Mouille sconce.

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A great space with warm wood tones by Office for Word and Image.

GREAT fireplace. Love the functionality of the wood shelves and the mix of materials. Also love the tonality of the Mies van Der Roher brown leather Barcelona lounge chair with the warm woods.

Great lighting and sink details.

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A perfect project to kick-start a great weekend.

What a gorgeous fireplace. And these happen to be one of my favorite chaises, the dieses.

Natural + leather.

Serene and calming.

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Such a great piece of architecture by Steven Harris Architects – Surfside residence in Montauk Point, New York.

This pool! I like the cantilevered aspect.

Like the mix of materials here, clean with warmth from the sinks.

LOVE the mix of materials here. A fireplace in the bathroom is pretty awesome.

Floating ledge connecting the master bathroom and master bedroom.

I could wake up to this everyday!

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It’s getting a bit nippy out and feeling like Christmas is coming! This bedroom feels warm and cozy, perfect to curl up and wait 19 days for Santa!

The bed is styled perfectly and these Poul Kjaerholm PK22 chairs are a definite favorite. Bleached wood everywhere – yes, yes, yes!

Can I have this chair too? 1970s “Brasilia” Easy Chair by Oscar Niemeyer. That base is just too fabulous.

Loooong nightstand and short shag rug – love.

Not really wintery, but how pretty?! Modern white barn house.

Richard Schultz outdoor furniture.

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This room feels so calm. Such a pretty color palate. Obsessing over the globe lamp by Max Bill. A Carlo Hauner chair, and a T. H. Robsjohn-Gibbings tripod lamp also highlight the room.

I love these mirrors! Apparently made of horse mangers! What is that? And what a gorgeous bronze metal tub…perfect for a soak.

My perfect mix of materials with the bleached hardwood. Happy, happy.  The raised stairway is very unusual…kind of gives it a surreal feel.

Perfect hang out place. Love the sunken in aspect, the floating shelves and the blue sofas!

Architect Isay Weinfeld | Photography by Ngoc Minh Ngo.

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I am loving this home by Pierre Yovanovitch in Paris. The space has great bones with unique furniture.

The round pillows are so fun!

Fab beams. Also adore how this loveseat is upholstered in two different fabrics. <3 It kind of reminds me of a Finn Juhl piece, but a bit different.

Vintage goodness.

Photos by Jerome Galland

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