(via Thou Swell – Clean Cut Glamour in Madrid) VIEW THE FINAL PROJECT REVEAL → My last design board for my Cornell apartment covers the dining and kitchen areas in the main living space outside of our bedrooms. I carried…
(via AD España, photography by Natalia Apezetxea) In a 19th century apartment in Madrid, interior designer Maria de la Osa restored original moldings and the original ceiling height to bring back the historic architecture of her flat. Using a distinctively…
(via Martha Stewart) While 2017 was the year of the olive tree, I’ve turned my attention to indoor citrus trees for 2018. I’ve always lived around citrus trees — my mom bought four when I was little and put them…
(via Nuevo Estilo, photographu by Pablo Sarabia) Bright metallics light up the living room in this suave Madrid apartment, full of lots of velvet upholstery and sculptural, modern furniture that create this clean-cut mix. While the decor ventures into a…
(via Elle Espana) After admiring the funky brass palm trees spotted in a couple of home tours I’ve shared on TS, I finally stumbled upon this grand chateau in Architectural Digest with a collection of brass palm lamps that sent…
(via Nuevo Estilo, design by Pepe Leal) When it comes to the modern eclectic look, I’ve found the Spanish really do it very well. The balance of new and old, funky and traditional, neutral and pops of color, is demonstrated…