A House in The Hamptons
I’d be lying if I said I didn’t dream of partying with Paris Hilton in the Hamptons. Sounds like the perfect summer holiday to me! Whilst I know you won’t all be sharing my view, I’ve no doubt you wouldn’t say no to staying in one of the most luxurious areas in the world. (sigh…!)

There’s no getting away from the fact that c/o The Maidstone is a stunning building. This East Hampton hotel, restaurant and lounge oozes Scandinavian chic, right down to the Swedish breakfast!

Lovely golden and turquoise hues add a touch of luxury…

Safari theme to the extreme, maybe?!

This is such a dreamy, relaxing bedroom, with the soft greys and cream. Love the cushions but those throws are just screaming ‘grandma’s shawl’! The headboard provides the main focus point.

Love the wallpaper but maybe in a different setting? It’s interesting how the frame suggests the wallpaper is a piece of art in its own right.

This is a little too colourful for my liking… what do you think? I’m wondering if the wallpaper wasn’t a step too far; all those colours in one space make me fell dizzy! Scandinavian design is undoubtedly colourful!
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Filed under Architecture, Interior Design, Travel | Tags: America, bright, c/o The Maidstone, colour, decor, East Hampton, pattern, Scandinavia, Scandinavian design, The Hamptons, USA | Comment (0)Luxury retreat
Ibiza may be considered to be the ‘party capital of the world’, but the balearic islands have so much more to offer than just a great night out. Also the ideal place to relax and unwind, the islands boast breathtaking scenery with crystal clear, secluded beaches. It’s no wonder A-listers flock there year after year!
Atzaró is a century old family-run farmhouse located in Sant Joan, Ibiza. This isn’t just any old farmhouse though- it has been converted into luxury accommodation, complete with restaurant, gym, swimming pool and spa!

The decor has a very Asian feel throughout. I’m quite taken with the dressing table, above. Hopefully that’s the camera man’s assistant and not a ghost reflected there in the mirror!! I love the uniqueness of the layout- the orange artwork sets off the wooden panelling beautifully.

Here, one wall has been left natural, adding interesting texture and a rustic feel.

Gorgeous bathroom! I can’t help thinking that the hotel should be based on Spanish design though, particularly since this building has a history.
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Filed under Architecture, Interior Design, Travel | Tags: Asian decor, Asian inspired, Atzaro, Balearic Islands, converted farmhouse, farmhouse, finca, holiday, Ibiza, zen | Comment (0)Kirkwood for Liberty
Oh.my.god. I simply love these shoes! Man-of-the-moment Nicholas Kirkwood has designed an exclusive, limited edition capsule collection for Liberty of London using Liberty fabric. There’s no denying they’re expensive- but worth it, right ladies?!

Santa Maria peeptoe shoes, £410

Santa Maria platform sandals, £560

Bounty platform sandals, £560
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Filed under Architecture | Tags: archive, designer shoes, Liberty, Liberty print, Nicholas Kirkwood, platform sandals | Comment (1)Modern architectural design
These pictures are renderings from a New York City penthouse apartment. The modern architectural design is very sleek and minimalistic, which sometimes I do find off-putting (even the slightest bit of clutter would look really messy!) The overall look can come across as being too clinical and impersonal. But just look at those stunning five-star views!




The lighting and decor in the lounge area (below) make the setting more homely and inviting


Images via momoy.com
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Filed under Architecture, Interior Design | Tags: 5 Franklyn Place, modern, modern architectural design, New York apartments, sleek design, TriBeCa | Comment (0)




