Light by Jean-Marc Palisse

It must be really inspiring to work in these environments, when the models are pure beauty. And in this case, Mr. Palisse negates any secondary light sources to give emphasis on THE light source available. Which is a clever choice, as you can see, because you get contrast to define your space volumes and colour sharpness.

This makes it a good matter of interior design. One must get full awareness of the light sources available, be them natural or artificial. And by the act of simple observation, choose the best decor placement. Don't let a powerful colour fade out, steeped in shadow, for example. Get more after the jump.

Yet Again — Pink

Super-happy to have found this. Another soft pink sofa surrounded by goodness. And here, it's contextualized in a more masculine set, which absolutely gives an important super-warm and sensitive look to a commercial space.

The owner: photographer Jeremy Harwell. It's a narrow studio, but has a lot more of magnificent details to look at, specially wall art — after the jump!

Indoor Rainbow with Magnus Anesund

Nordsjö / Elle Interiör

We present you a rainbow. We want you to get home, relax, and direct your browser to beautiful object blog. Oh... You're already here...

Elle Interiör

This collection is part of the portfolio of the swedish photographer Magnus Anesund. And if you're into photography, you'll agree the lighting detail is absolutely impeccable. But the most important element here is colour, it's king and it reigns. Sometimes you absolutely have to take advantage of your favourite colour. Even if the majority of the elements are not the same Pantone, RAL or exactly the same hue, force them to play with each other. Make it the new white. Trust us, you won't be tired of your favourite colour!