Friday mix

I wish you all a lovely friday!
Via: Design Spectrum, sunday suppers, pia jane bijkerk & desire to inspire

Cognac, caramel, honey...

I like, love and crave anything in cognac or camel right now. Brown vintage leather mixed with grey concrete and beige cashmir cardigans with dark grey chiffon. And a cognac after dinner....just for the colour.

Roman & Williams...again

I have written about this dynamic design duo before. Twice acctually... and I was delighted to see some new shots of their work made by talented photographer Ditte Isager. Roman and Williams are based in New York and have for example done some amazing work with The Ace Hotel and The Standard in NY. They have a very specific and personal style that makes my heart tick just a little bit faster.

Creative duo in Brooklyn

Eva Dayton has spent most of her career focusing on fashion; she spent several years at Armani before opening her own boutique, Butter, on Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn. She renamed the shop Eva Gentry when she began working with her husband and collaborator, Gentry Dayton; together they have also begun to work designing interiors. With Eva's predilection for well-edited black and white minimalism (the store is stocked with pieces by Helmut Lang, Rick Owens, and Martin Margiela, among others) mixed with Gentry's Harley Davidson motorcycle chic aesthetic, it adds up to what Eva calls "tough minimalism." The duo has completed several interior design jobs, including the Helmut Lang showroom in New York, as well as their own Brooklyn apartment, which was has been featured in UK Elle Decoration and RUM. To see more of their work, visit Eva Gentry.

By Francesca at Remodelista

Home office, dream & reality

Yet another collection of pictures with inspiration for the homeoffice. We spend a lot of our time in our workspace at home and it has become the favourite room. We´ve placed it in the center of the house with an open planning, in the middle of all "action" (childern playing, food been cooked...). A couple of weeks ago we went to Stockholm to pick up an old arcitect-table and now we use it for our paintings. I put pictures all around the walls for inspiration. This is what is looks like right now (and it is a work in progress):

Patina

Via: JJJound & Pinterest

This industrial feel of pictures and settings have really got me. It is nice as a contrast to the clean cut scandinavian style that usually inspires me. Organized clutter and patina is really quite beautiful.

Roman and Williams

I am obsessed with planning our workspace and I just can´t get enough of the pictures I found at Roman and Williams in NYC. The ultimate officedream...

Inspiration for our homeoffice