A wine bottle chandelier literally lights up the tasting rooms at Maison Estate, a South African winery created by designer Chris Weylandt.
When Weylandt designed the tasting rooms at his Maison Estate winery, located in the Valley of the Huguenots (an […]
Continue Reading →On a recent visit to ceramicist Caitriona Platts-Manoury’s studio in Provence, I couldn’t help leaving with a case of lifestyle envy.
In an earlier post, we covered Platts-Manoury’s studio (see Inspired by Pop Art: Caitriona Ceramics in Provence). The Irish-born ceramicist and her French […]
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Made in Los Angeles of 100 percent linen, Cisco Home’s new line of bed linens feature a subtle elegance and come in shades of Belgian-inspired grays and browns, with contrasting piping.
Continue Reading →When it comes to kitchen sinks, we’re admittedly opinionated: we favor deep, single-bowl models, capable of holding a dinner party’s worth of dishes and accommodating oversize pots.
Here is a roundup of our favorite farmhouse sinks, including both apron-front and undermount styles. We’ve […]
Continue Reading →Italian artisan Andrea Brugi creates handmade, organically shaped pieces that are both rustic and refined, using ancient felled wood he finds on his family’s rambling farm.
Brugi’s shop is located just outside the town of Montemeramo, in the picturesque Tuscan countryside. […]
Continue Reading →French designer Mathilde Labrouche takes advantage of the tactile appeal of brush strokes with her line of painted plates.
These plates, featuring one single thick brushstroke of vibrant color, were conceived by Labrouche, a designer and antiques dealer (she runs a design firm […]
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Copper pots are a staple of the French kitchen; here are some images that inspire us to hang them en masse in our kitchens as well.
Above: A rustic tableau from the portfolio of phởtographer Simon Watson.
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For a dose of the South of France, we recommend a visit to Les Toiles du Soleil, a shop in Chelsea where the glorious textiles will inspire reveries of summer afternoon sunbathing.
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Welcome to the world of Mr. and Mrs. Clynk in Nantes, where all is bright, tidy, and undeniably charming.
The Clynks are Jérôme and Karine Clynckemaillie, an interior architect and a textile designer, respectively, with an endearing but bulky surname. As Continue Reading →
Not just for the farmer’s market: It’s no secret that we have a weakness for wicker baskets and bags at Remodelista.
My particular weakness is the humble straw tote, which I put to use throughout my house.
Above: Despite the presence […]
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