Graphic Designer Laura’s apt. in downtown Copenhagen has pink in every room and makes it a fun & happy place to live.
She’s also interspersed touches of red and black for contrast.
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Graphic Designer Laura’s apt. in downtown Copenhagen has pink in every room and makes it a fun & happy place to live.
She’s also interspersed touches of red and black for contrast.
Girlie apt. alert. Take a look at Jasna’s cute-as-a-button apt.
Native New Yorker Pam wanted to move back to the city from the suburbs of Westchester. She snatched up a tiny one-bedroom apartment a friend tipped her off to ("550 square feet on a good day but dripping with charm"), sent the majority of her worldly possessions into storage, and didn't look back.
The mural, which covers three walls of the living room (all but a tiny sliver between the windows), was custom-designed to fit the room.
The first order of business was opening up a little window that existed between the kitchen and the living room, followed by a serious paint job: No less than four or five buckets of super-high-gloss paint (Farrow & Ball's Pitch Black) were required to coat the kitchen walls and every inch of molding.
"It was a messy job," Pam says of the kitchen's black paint, which was applied once she was already living in the apartment. "Living there with my two dogs, I thought, If I survive this, I can handle anything." Clown art was a Paris flea market find.
Upon move-in, Pam—a self-proclaimed clotheshorse—realized that the bedroom's two closets were only half-depth. So she gave away some 65 percent of her wardrobe, put most of the rest in storage, and purchased infant-sized hangers to make a select few items fit.
"I wanted it to feel homey and really special," says Pam of the highly compact bedroom, so she covered it in icy-blue silk wallpaper.
Pam resolved to make this "the girliest bathroom." Her perfume collection stakes claim to the one flat surface in the space; a little chandelier hangs just out of view, while a collection of nudes by an artist friend are clustered closely on pink walls.
https://www.architecturaldigest.com/story/pam-bristow-mural-covered-upper-east-side-apartment
While looking for pins for my Just Peachy Pinterest board, I came across this wonderful peach-colored apt.
This is interesting- they integrated a home office area into what is, or was, a balcony.
The best shape to incorporate a dining table into a living room like this is rectangular. It fits perfectly at the far end.
White walls make a small bedroom look larger.
Instead of a large built-in wardrobe, they opted for two freestanding ones so as not to clutter up the space, since it has a very high ceiling. The curtains of the doors, lighten them.
The most intimate area of the house was distributed in a line so that the light passed from one space to another. And they were unified giving them the same color.
In addition to the cabinets, hangers were installed on the wall to hang the accessories and keep them organized. Order generates space.
Doors are kept open as much as possible to allow light to flow from one room to another. In white they are also more discreet.
Open and without doors, it is very light to look at.
https://www.elmueble.com/casas/pequenas/un-piso-de-60-m2-muy-bien-aprovechado_18322/10
Isa hired an interior designer to renovate her apt. and this is what she did. What do you think?
Inspired by Isa’s love for modern vintage & BoHo, the designer chose a floral wallpaper & incorporated texture w/a large macrame planter.
The design reflects Isa’s bubbly, eclectic, and feminine personality.
Isa’s favorite room is the pink kitchen. I like the soft peachy pink color.
She also likes the dark mustard contrast of the banquette.
Isa’s minimalist white bedroom has bohemian accents.
Love the cabinetry color in the bath. Everything ties into the colors in the living room wallpaper. Very pretty.
https://www.apartmenttherapy.com/modern-montreal-remodel-photos-with-pink-kitchen-36755686
This French apt. is a pink lover’s dream.
I would come home and just glide thru the rooms, admiring it.
The only pink in the dining room is on the chairs. I guess you have to break it up.
But, this kitchen. Look at the bow chairs.
I also love the big bow headboard.
Even the book shelves are coordinated.
http://keltainentalorannalla.blogspot.com/