#interesting decor

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But, this could be a very cool piece.

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Aunque este apartamento está ubicado en un antiguo edificio industrial en Nueva York, ciertamente no parece una vivienda industrial típica con interiores oscuros y ásperos. Los diseñadores de Studio DB se acercaron de manera creativa al diseño de espacios y llenaron las habitaciones con muebles y decoración brillantes, a veces audaces y exquisitos. Cada habitación tiene su propia historia fascinante que contar, con soluciones interesantes y detalles elegantes. Solo mire la habitación para niños con un arco de ladrillos y un fondo de pantalla de colores. 

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1929 overpriced house in Los Angeles, California has 2bd. 2ba. and a definite vibe. It’s priced at $1.155M.

Why do I get a “I don’t want to sit on or touch anything in here” vibe? Nice party store decor. 

Now, do the streamers convey?

Is this a brothel office?

They’re promoting this as a family home. This is a brothel.

Got a nice en-suite.

The gold room and bath.

And, here we are in the kitchen.

There’s a lot of yard, but it’s ugly.

https://www.movoto.com/los-angeles-ca/2746-clyde-ave-los-angeles-ca-90016/pid_nbeb9tv38g/

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This home in Melbourne, Australia has such unique decorative finds, and that’s what makes it so interesting. They “dressed” a vintage dressmaker’s mannequin and lined up some old shoe lasts. An old marquee letter sits atop a tool box. 

A banner hangs between the kitchen and casual living room, where this is a comfy well-broken-in couch, branches tied together to form a tree, a poster of birds, and a small table used as a desk. 

The seating is thrifted and fitted with comfortable pillows. A small stepladder serves as a side table.

The kitchen has shiplap walls and ceiling, all done in crisp black & white. An old fluorescent fixture over the sink is entwined with colored bulbs on a wire.

A vintage traditional table and upholstered chairs serve as kitchen seating, and above is an industrial light.

The dining room is industrial/bohemian. A fabulous blue industrial cabinet is used as a sideboard, there’s an industrial table & chairs, factory lamp above, and a mid-century bar cart. The BoHo elements are a painted couch and a birdcage in the corner.

The family room is a wonderful mix- there’s a rusty industrial cart for a coffee table in front of a French Provincial sofa. Behind the sofa is an old door and the lamp is a vintage industrial style. Notice the balcony above.

This bedroom has a colorful painting over the bed, plus some flea market used furnishings. 

This bedroom has a deconstructed bed with matching burlap tacked up behind an old first aid cabinet. There are roses and perfume bottles on the night stand, and bright blue pillows.

A son’s room features a high bed with open floor space underneath. Toys are around the room, fairy lights drape over the window, and a vintage table and black & white dresser complete the furnishings.

http://keltainentalorannalla.blogspot.com/

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This rustic home in Denmark has a very pleasing aesthetic. The rustic wood features are softened by flowers, art, and light furniture pieces.

There’s just something about it- whoever decorated it has a real flair for the unusual and a good sense of balance.

A faded light green futon, colorful pastel pillows and a shaggy rug give the living room a mid-century vibe. 

A stark white kitchen is at least broken up with wood shelving that’s open and has colorful kitchenalia on display. The large branches on the counter also give the room balance.

The bedroom is simple, but has an attractive canopy and striped linens on the bed, for a polished look. 

http://keltainentalorannalla.blogspot.com/search?updated-max=2015-06-17T07:00:00%2B03:00&max-results=2&start=12&by-date=false

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Welcome to Matt’s super-cool Brooklyn, New York, apt. He’s not a designer, but he’s very artistic and sells the art that he makes in the apt.’s studio.

The apt. layout is long & narrow, so he calls it the “empowered corridor.”

Basicially, it has a living space and a small studio. He built all the kitchen cabinetry himself.

He also constructed this bench for kitchen seating.

In the living room, that he calls The Luxor Room, he painted the Pyramids of Luxor on the wall 8 hrs. before guests came for his birthday party.

This is the studio where he creates and displays the art he sells to clients.

Nice bedroom filled with art.

And, finally, a small bath. I love these oddly-shaped old NYC apts. They’re so much more interesting than my cookie cutter place.

http://olaalhaeezuvim.blogspot.com/

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