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If the living room is a place of tranquility, inspiration resides in the kitchen, in this case, in these colorful kitchens. Stone islands, splash-backs, and glossed cabinetry — this is the stage for our innovation, the theatre in which we perform that most foundational act of the home. Photographed by Sharyn Cairns and interior design by Flack Studio. From an ode to 1970s chic and feng shui principles. Here, we taste our spices, test with flavor, display our fruits and toss our vegetables. The air hangs with the smells of last night’s meals and the memories of many more.  Photographed by Helenio Barbetta and styling by Chiara dal Canto. From a Milanese family home brimming with art and creative touches As sleek and timeless as a classic white kitchen remains, there is something glamorous about using bolder hues, brightening up the heart of your home with petal pink or forest green.  HOMMÉS Products: Some who choose to integrate color into their kitchens do so carefully. Such hues are not equally exclusive with minimalism. Interior designers with such an affinity opt for cleverer pops of color in monochromatic drawers or stonework veined with gold. Photographed by Silvia Tenenti and interior design by Lorenza Bozzoli. Froma maximalist Milan home brimming creativity Others embrace the maximalist fervor. Patterned tiles and colored onyx are favorites amongst the more adventurous crowd, whose sapphire-blue countertops are anything but boring. HOMMÉS Products: Photographed by Anson Smart, and interior design and styling by Claire Delmar. From a fun-filled Sydney family home packed with hidden details Photographed by Derek Swalwell and architecture by Kennedy Nolan. From a grand old Victorian gets a colourful and geometric update Photographed by Ambroise Tézenas and interior design by India Mahdavi. From ​​an India Mahdavi-designed holiday home on the French Riviera Bring together a perfect modern kitchen with Hommés Studio luxury modern furniture. Discover our furniture collection and customization options in our catalog which you can download for free

Monegasque interior architect Christophe Poyet and Parisian architect Emil Humbert designed an Art Deco Design Duplex In Monaco. They are known for their superb take on sophistication. So it is no doubt that their namesake firm has been writing the book on comfortable glamour for the past 14 years. Moreover, though Humbert & Poyet have organized projects from Dubai to Hong Kong to Mexico, this project is unique. This 8,600-square-foot duplex apartment is in their backyard. “Every apartment was in some way unique,” Humbert notes of the residential building at large. “But this one, the most unique of all.” “This is a 19-floor building,” Humbert says. The building is located at the center of town and includes sea views. The design firm did the overall interiors for the entire place. Humbert & Poyet started the project from the very beginning. They did the first studies maybe six years ago. The interiors are all shiny surfaces with careful attention to materials and comfort. The garage is a stunning exercise in contemporary design, while the duplex itself boasts impressive art. To help highlight the works, Humbert and Poyet installed most custom finishes, designing new patterns and moldings in the process. The result is a four-bedroom and bathroom interior that pays attention to the use of materials, wall treatments, and fittings. To further complement the clients’ art collection, designs such as a dazzling light fixture by the Bouroullec Brothers were installed. “We are most proud of the balance between our interior design and their collection. Everything works together. The challenge was to make the place full of life.” The entire home is stunning. Poyet confesses his preferences: “My favorite is the dining room because it is unique. The dark marble flooring gives a dramatic feel with the views of Monaco.” If you still want to collect inspiration for your interior design project, discover the Art Deco Style for Interiors board by Hommés Studio on Pinterest or read our article FEDERATION-ERA HOME IN MELBOURNE RECEIVES A ROMANTIC ART DECO DESIGN here. Source: AD

HOMMÉS Studio Collection introduces an Haute Couture concept in the Interior Design industry, presenting bold and unique furniture pieces and spaces. The Studio was born from a skilled combination of creative identities, with unique perspectives of design, art, fashion, and cultures. HOMMÉS Studio Collection is a tribute to craftsmanship, from its natural look and textures to exquisite and colored styles, respecting the art of creating emotional pieces with handmade techniques.  LUNARYS CENTER TABLE Lunarys Center Table is an exceptional piece. An essential item for any contemporary living room project that seems to come directly from space. This center table is customizable, which means that you can have the piece you have always dreamed of and to your taste. The materials used in this piece are travertine stone with natural pores. Nevertheless, the use of travertine stone is remarkable and must be highlighted. Travertine stone furniture and fixtures are incredible yet have a soft tactile texture. In the living room, Lunarys round travertine coffee table enriches the overall visual texture. In addition, the center table adds depth and dynamism to a living room dominated by sleek lines and rectangular shapes. LUNARYS STOOL Lunarys Stool is an elegant stool, ideal for any modern interior design project. A modern stool design made to improve its owner’s home experience. It is the result of a supreme and seductive design. The use of fur gives the stool an elegant and luxurious vibe that never goes out of fashion, s does the glossy black. LUNARYS SOFA Lunarys Sofa is a contemporary style sofa that features a fashionable aesthetic look. It is an outstanding sofa that astonishes everyone with its powerful presence. This sofa is customizable, which means that you can have the piece you have always dreamed of and to your taste. A stunning piece that disrupts commonly seen shapes, transitioning its admirers to another dimension. Neutral colors, gold accents, the richness of the materials (upholstered in Bouclé), and marble details on the furniture evoke a new luxury effect. If you still want to collect inspiration for your interior design project, discover the Lifestyle Interiors and Shop The Look board by Hommés Studio on Pinterest. You can also read our article Body & Mind: An Outdoor Furniture Collection For Holistic Living here.

In this neutral apartment decor, Svetlana Evdokimova and Yegor Guslyakov from the Argento Style bureau meticulously checked the color of the walls so that it pleasantly set off the paintings from the owners’ collection. The founders of the Argento Style bureau have already worked with their customers more than once and did several projects for them. The family has lived in this neutral apartment decor for the last ten years, and when it came time to update the interior. The layout completely suited the owners, so they did not change it, but the content was changed entirely. The designers removed most of the interior doors, replacing them with massive portals that create the correct composition of the interior. “Customers asked not to use black and make the space light, airy, without unnecessary items,” says Svetlana.  The designers decided to take a light color as a basis, which was not easy. They needed a color that was not frankly warm and, at the same time, not cold. As a result, the designers found the same shade of white clay for the walls. Such a careful study of the interior’s basis was necessary to highlight the designer furniture and art, to have the perfect neutral apartment decor. A collection of paintings by Leonid Nikolaevich Semeiko settled on the walls of this apartment. Furthermore, the client chose the work of Anton Konyukhov together with the designers. They were looking for the final accent in the living room, and the canvas, covered with a special alloy, harmoniously completed the composition. The choice of furniture was a little more complicated – some of the objects in the sketches did not like the hostess. However, the designers were confident in their choice and decided to experiment.  They brought chairs from Christophe Delcourt for fitting, and the customer, seeing them live, immediately fell in love, and the chairs took their places in the living room. The same story happened with the 101 Copenhagen painted concrete armchair, only a place found in the master bedroom. We really hope you liked our celebrity homes article. Feel free to pin all the images to your favourite Pinterest board. Meanwhile, you can also visit our Pinterest boards to get more inspirations. Get more ideas for your projects and find functional, stylish, and sizable lighting and furniture choices: Source: AD Russia

An amazing apartment in the suburb of Barcelona’s Sarria-Sant Gervasi was created in a building of 70 with a rectangular shape and late rationalism. Catalan interior designer Roser Torres lives here with her two daughters.  The designer, as a child, always accompanied the mother to buy furniture, and she loved it. In addition, she enjoyed learning, seeing and looking for pieces in small antique shops, galleries, and auctions. The house is opened through a large hall that distributes two differentiated areas. The living, dining room, and kitchen face southeast, with a large balcony overlooking the patio. The bedroom area has views of the Collserola mountain range.  “I fell in love with the light and its magnificent terrace, but what moved me the most when visiting it was realizing that I came to this apartment to play as a child because a friend lived here,” she says.  Roser from Studio Nido completely renovated it together with the architect Eduardo Benítez Niño. The intention was to create a container as neutral as possible. They changed floors, ceilings, interior, and exterior. It is a warm, quiet, comfortable, timeless, but amazing apartment, with woods, marbles, metals, natural textiles, and a light color palette to enhance the luminosity and highlight the furniture.  Sabine Marcelis, for example, has taken several walls. Its sculptural mirrors and arty sconces counterpoint to packaged classics, such as the Garrido brothers’ silver-plated brass console in the entryway, a 1960s bench by Harry Bertoia, or the living room’s original Carrara marble fireplace. The key to the project was to build an amazing apartment that could be in Los Angeles: fresh, cheerful, and contemporary.  We hope you liked our article. Feel free to pin all the images to your favorite Pinterest board. Meanwhile, you can also visit our Pinterest boards to get more inspiration. Also, get more ideas for your projects and find functional, stylish, and sizable lighting and furniture choices: Source: AD

An Art-Filled home created by Ike Kligerman Barkley and D’Apostrophe Design, which combines the classic lines of East End architecture on the interior with a stunning exterior landscape. Rarely does a new house fit entirely into a mature property right away. Materials require time to weather. Landscapes need an opportunity to repair. Gardens gradually fill in. However, when the creative team includes architect Thomas A. Kligerman and landscape designer Edmund Hollander the odds of immediate harmony rise considerably. Add to the mix a clever interior designer like Francis D’Haene, and the final composition can be orchestral. A few years ago, the trio was contracted to produce an airy retreat in East Hampton for a New York City couple with three children. The couple has a vast collection of contemporary art. The architect, a principal of the firm Ike Kligerman Barkley, took note of the neighboring 19th-century shingled houses and envisioned an estate with a timeless spirit. They wanted it rooted in tradition and a good setting for the art, but it could not be a shrinking violet either. The six-bedroom home has two personalities. The muscular exterior is pure Eastern Seaboard Shingle Style, with an imposing yet gracious symmetrical presence, including a double-gabled roof.  Generously scaled windows are framed by black shutters, contrasting the cedar shingles quickly aged to a patrician gray. Less traditional are the stainless-steel caps atop the five chimneys, which, along with a genial snaillike marble sculpture by Alma Allen installed at the entrance, hint at a more modern story inside. Masterminded by the Belgian-born D’Haene – whose firm, D’Apostrophe Design, conceives sacred spaces for clients in the worlds of art and fashion – the exquisitely crafted interior blends midcentury designs and personality-driven contemporary pieces.  The high-ceilinged living room comes invitingly down to earth, thanks to curved sofas, a trio of nestling India Mahdavi tables, and velvet-covered stools by the Campana Brothers. They like simple forms and natural materials. In fact, it was all about what would make these rooms feel warm. The art-filled home, built with the help of adviser Erica Samuels, reflects the same genial spirit. There are some bold pieces, but the works are welcoming to the eye for the most part. Serene works by Nan Goldin, Jacob Kassay, and John Houck offer quieter pleasures in the primary bedroom suite. The couple did not want the feeling to be heavy or so severe. In the outdoors, Hollander approached the grounds as an opportunity to create the rest of the composition. So along with old conifers and copper and fern-leaf beeches and majestic maples and linden trees that had grown over generations, he integrated new elements, such as orchards and vegetable and cutting gardens. “The landscape had to work for a multigenerational family,” Hollander says. “Something that would invite them to use different areas, in the shade and in the sun.” We hope you liked our article. Feel free to pin all the images to your favorite Pinterest board. Meanwhile, you can also visit our Pinterest boards to get more inspiration. Also, get more ideas for your projects and find functional, stylish, and sizable lighting and furniture choices: Source: Galerie

A quintessential London apartment in Regent Park naturally filled with light. This was the perfect scenario for Olga Ashby Interiors to design a contemporary interior with voluptuous shapes and lavish materials and finishes. As the owner of the apartment, a famous food blogger from China, the interior design projects stands out for its fast conceptualization and execution. Working on a delivering a time-sensitive project while the Covid pandemic still affects businesses and borders is tricky. Nevertheless, Olga Ashby was able to source vintage and custom-made objects and to materialize the client’s vision. HISTORIC APARTMENT IN REGENT PARK The gorgeous apartment in Regent Park is a renovated mansion. The apartment was sold with an elegant finish – white walls, high ceilings and tall French windows. These features keep the original 1820’s grand proportions and elegance. The high ceilings – almost 13 feet high – and the tall French windows permit natural light to invade every room of the house. As a result, Olga Ashby makes use of voluptuous furniture pieces both vintage and contemporary, and lavish tactile textures. The living room of this apartment in Regent Park has a neutral color palette. The nude hues are highlighted by golden details. A round sofa and voluptuous vintage Achilles Armchairs by Pool Studio surround a brutalist coffee table. This is complemented with modern side tables with brass and stone elements. Even though the three bedrooms of the apartment have smaller proportions, they still have plenty of natural light. In this manner, Olga Ashby creates intimate and cozy bedrooms. With a monochromatic color palette, Olga Ashby bets on a mixture of fabrics to create depth and texture. The master bedroom of this apartment in Regent Park in London is invaded by natural light, and it has a floor-to-ceiling upholstered headboard. The kitchen is all-black, something only possible in a house with a lot of light. The black marble and matches the dark grey cabinetry. These polished and sleek textures reflect a beautiful and elegant glow. Polished brass elements pop in front of our eyes, contrasting with the negative color palette. This is a luxury kitchen with refined details. Discover similar high-end residential projects to this apartment in Regent Park on TOP RESIDENTIAL PROJECTS moodboard on Hommés Studio Pinterest. SOURCE AD Middle East

The owner Eeisha Bharti Pasricha under the guidance of Charles Mellersh and his interior design studio creates her dream family house in Notting Hill. Full of vintage treasures and contemporary artworks, the house was designed to be home to her family of four with two children. EIESHA BHARTI PASRICHA’S FAMILY HOUSE IN NOTTING HILL Eiesha Bharti Pasricha took all the lessons learned from life to design her family house in Notting Hill. A family home that combines color, shapes, and most importantly, the relation between people and space. A house for a young family with two children with plenty of useful space. With the help of a London-based architect, Eiisha Bharti Pasricha and her husband transformed a historic Victorian-era property into a comfortable family home. To Bharti Pasricha, every room of the house has a livable mood. Charles Mellersh provided guidance while Eiisha Bharti Pasricha commanded the interior design project. Even though the house has big names in it – both on artworks and furniture pieces, this family house in Notting Hill is warm, textured, and cozy. Textiles are invitingly layered. Walls are painted in powdery hues with textures that capture the light. Marble surfaces are honed, not polished, demanding to be stroked. The cumulative effect makes this home feel inhabited and alive, not stark or sterile. Her daughter’s bedroom, a timeless and hospitality-looking bed with a floor-to-ceiling headboard in classic blue contrast with the dreamy pale pink walls. A dreamy de Gournay wallpaper covers the closet’s doors. de Gournay wallpaper is also present in the devised dressing room and links the walk-in wardrobe with the master bedroom. In the family room, a custom-made bookcase covers a wall from floor to ceiling. The bookcase was designed by Eiesha Bharti Pasricha and it displays cocktail books and some home accessories and artworks. Discover another Art-Filled Home in Notting Hill By Interior Designer Peter Mikic and follow Hommés Studio on Pinterest for inspiration from Top Residential Projects. Source ADPhotography Paul Raeside