Firenze Dream

Inside the Florence home of Pucci's Peter Dundas 

here

Still in the 70's

In a world of interiors that has become so grey 

and "Resto," these fun playful interiors feel so fresh. 

I mean, upholstered-to-match-your-drapes television?

Amazing. 

The images below are from an orignal, untouched (aside from new white carpet) home

 in the Marrakesh Country Club development from the early 70's. 

solid home

Ricardo Bofill's cement factory turned home/office via yatzer

Cuba Next?

The colors and textures of Cuba are so inspiring. 

Would love to go one day and experience what photographer Michael Eastman has captured.

In the meantime, we like Cubana Social in Brooklyn. 

Imperfect Perfection



The above was built in 1909 Selma, Alabama by Jewish businessmen to act as a Men's Club. After 30 years as an Elks club, it was boarded up in 1960. For the past 10 years, new owner David Hulbert has been cleaning up the 20,000 sq foot space while maintaining the building's raw industrial look.  



You must read the article and see more.

Time for Bed.

Oh Muriel, you make us green with envy

All photos World of Interiors July 2009 Muriel Brandolini's guest cottage Long Island, NY.

Color Us Good

Kenzo

old Kenzo

Israeli artist Izhar Patkin's kitchen NYC

Thonet chairs/Peter Halley's "A Monstrous Paradox" 1990

p.p (polyester print)

marshmellow sofa George Nelson

70's silk scarf

painting done by Brian O'Doherty

Paintings are compositions of ancient characters from Irish language Ogham. "Now" written over couch, painting above corridor in kitchen says "here."

70's print