Showing posts with label styling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label styling. Show all posts
Monday, November 26, 2012
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.
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
New Perspectives — Muuto
You need to get this, another nordic essential, Muuto (which means "new perspective" in finnish). Put in a blender with Petra Bindel and the studio All the way to Paris, and you get this wonderful inspirational cocktail.
You see, it's all clear, these are the pieces you need. All that characteristic nordic design is naked and polished to perfection. Washed out primaries. The softened wood tones, with clear patterns. That classical style imbued in a minimalist soup. If you're into nordic adventures, it's a lesson of furniture design (and styling) all the way to the bottom. Do take notes!
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