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Although located just an hour from Mexico’s bustling Los Cabos Airport, this minimalist resort, Paradero Todos Santos, is spiritually worlds away. Rising from the earth in a serene area surrounded by mountains, ocean, desert, and farms, the 35-suite resort is built around a serpentine natural oasis and garden.  Up-and-coming architects Rubén Valdez and Yashar Yektajo made radical decisions in conceiving the minimalist resort, which features an undulating concrete exterior crafted to match the soil perfectly. As a result, there is almost no trace of humanity between the hotel and the Pacific Ocean, just cactus fields. Instead, this resort is very much connected to nature. The team constructed all the rooms along the site’s boundary, so each suite has an open view of the surroundings, including the sprawling, 107,639-square-feet interior gardens. In addition, ground floor rooms feature private plunge pools, while upstairs suites offer a roof terrace and unique star net hammocks that suspend the viewer in line with the horizon for a truly breathtaking view. Cultivating that surreal setting, the landscape design team from Polen built on the site’s natural oasis and pre-existing farm to create a harmonious garden. Many species of plants were preserved at a nursery in Mesquite during construction then returned to the site. Narrow pathways open to more significant landscapes filled with plant life, while the natural oasis—a fundamental part of the resort’s spa—is also planted with tropical papaya, mango, and bananas. A towering cactus stands tall in one of the sinuous curves of the waterway. The plants on the landscape project bring these beautiful contrasts to the landscape and the architecture project. “The desert species that we have on the project have beautiful red, purple, and white flowers. Also, we have a lot of crawling species that have beautiful flowers, so when they are blooming, all the floor turns into this purple or white carpet.” The landscape designers also planted a variety of herbs and guava, fig, lemon, and orange trees that will bear fruit to be used in the on-site restaurant, which is housed in an open-air pavilion. Guests can enjoy surfing sessions, hiking tours, gardening lessons, or culinary excursions, or retreat to the on-site pool, which is hidden behind a curved wall at the property’s highest point. From the tranquil water, visitors are treated to amazing views of Playa Las Palmas. They tried to convey luxury not necessarily as a material thing, but being there is simply the best luxury you could have. In the future, Kremer and Paradero Hotels cofounder Pablo Carmona hopes to create other harmonious resorts in other off-the-beaten-path surroundings. However, the fundamental belief will always be around extraordinary outdoor experiences that go hand-in-hand with sustainability, community development, and conservation. “We will select destinations that immerse guests in nature and instill reverence toward the land. The goal is to put amazing outdoor experiences in high-design spaces surrounded by unbelievable multiverse ecosystems.” We really 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. Get more ideas for your projects and find functional, stylish, and sizable lighting and furniture choices: Source: Galerie

Raw materials, unpolished surfaces, neutral tones, chunky silhouettes, and geometric shapes – are the main features of brutalist interior design. Following the design movement that emerged following World War II, brutalist design has its manifestation in architecture by the incredible mind of Le Corbusier. Even though brutalist architecture was widely spread in the following decades, by the late 70s, it was hated. It was seen as an aesthetic manifestation of poorer countries, soviet movements and visually detained by poor taste. Nevertheless, a softer manifestation of brutalist architecture is the most beloved architectural movement of the 20th Century – mid-century modern architecture. Modern architecture influences contemporary architecture- using raw concrete and floor-to-ceiling windows as the renowned modernist architects did. The many polarizations of brutalist design obviously manifest themselves in brutalist interior design nowadays. Kelly Wearstler, Lenny Kravitz, Paul Evans, and Gustaf Westman are interior designers and product designers who invade our homes with neo-brutalist interior design. In interior design, modern brutalism emphasizes structural, spatial depth created in furniture, wall coverings, decorative objects, and architectural design as a whole. MODERN BRUTALIST INTERIOR DESIGN Modern brutalist interior design has some characteristics that allow it to be one with any contemporary interior design project. LUMINOUS SUSPENSION LAMP Luminous is a geometrical suspension lamp with gold polished stainless steel, details in black stainless steel, and handmade blown white glass. Kelly Wearstler incorporates brutalist furniture in almost every interior design project of hers. Indeed, we don’t associate Kelly Wearstler with raw concreted and neutral, cold colors. And this is due to the many polarizations that brutalist design had to survive until nowadays. For instance, stainless steel in silver became gold. A simple color variation turns the rough brutalism into chic brutalism. In this manner, warm metals, rough shapes, and untamed textures are Kelly Wearstler’s interior design signature. MOA BENCH MOA seating collection with chunky silhouettes looks like a sculpture made out of a single block. In addition to its strong look, this collection has details in polished stainless steel. Brutalism is constantly mutating – both in interior and product design. The designs of Instagram-breaker Gustaf Westman reveal it. While in the 80s, the neotenic design was a manifestation of brutalism, nowadays brutalism has the designation of chunky – blocky silhouettes that invade our homes. Deriving strongly from the raw concrete-made structures, the contemporary brutalist designs look like sculptures but are functional. Again, this reveals the polarization of brutalist design and how it invades social media, visual arts, and interior design. FUSCHIA DINING TABLE Fuschia is a chunky dining table inspired by Memphis Milano. The dining table is a modern furniture piece that combines wood with polished stainless steel details. BRUTALIST INTERIOR DESIGN INSIDE YOUR HOME CONCRETE, GLASS, AND METALS A winning combination. Since modern architecture is a big influence on contemporary architecture, if you’re decorating a house with hypnotic concrete walls, add glass and metals, such as golden stainless steel, to give it the modern brutalism flair. ZEBRA ROOM DIVIDER Zebra, a room divider made of black lacquered stainless steel with gloss finishing and metallic details in gold polished stainless steel. CHUNKY SILHOUETTES The modern brutalist interior design movement incorporates chunky furniture in almost every room. The blocky silhouettes hand out a sense of simplicity yet strength. BONNIE CHAIR BONNIE chair is a chunky sculptural furniture piece rich in angles and geometric shapes. This chair is completed with stainless steel feet. GEOMETRIC SHAPES The original and magistral brutalist buildings demand accentuated sleek geometrical shapes. In brutalist interior design, geometrical shapes can be either minimal or dramatic. Ahron rug is an abstract rug with a sleek geometrical shape. Even though this is not an ordinary rug, Ahron fits any contemporary design project. TEXTURED SURFACES Organic shapes, textures surfaces, unpolished, raw materials – another feature of brutalist interior design. It finds its voice in unpolished wood furniture, for instance. But brutalist interior design implies rich tactile textures. In interior design projects, home accessories are the best to add a dramatic brutalist flair that contrasts with raw concrete structures. MADONNA CUSHION Madonna cushion by ACH Collection is a “more and more” home accessorie. It has a textured surface that is the result of the juxtaposition of geometric shapes. INDUSTRIAL FLAIR If brutalist design and industrial interior design go hand in hand, oxidized metals and stained mirrors are a must-have on your interior design project. There is a unique beauty in old-looking, rusty decorative pieces. Some brands deliver furniture pieces and home accessories with patina finishing. Nevertheless, natural brass pieces will age well and acquire an authentic industrial flair. Make aging fashion because it actually is. EVEREST MIRROR Inspired by the highest mountain on Earth, Everest wall mirror has an arc in brushed brass with patina finishes and hammered brass with nickel finishing. Discover here the new brutalism with our article What is brutalist design, brutalist architecture and brutalist furniture? and follow Hommés Studio on social media to be up to date on the world of interior design.

Centered on a fantastic glass-walled, this precious modern home library has a cinematic feel about it. We have all been to beautifully decorated spaces where books are used as decor, selected more for their covers than the contents. It is refreshing to see a home where books are much more than merely an accessory. Also, in this spectacular 8,000 sq/ft LA penthouse, a glass-walled library is the most spectacular of all the rooms. The homeowner is a passionate collector of books and antique engravings who commissioned New York design firm, White Webb, to transform a raw concrete shell into a bibliophile’s paradise. Therefore, faced with a raw concrete space, White, a classicist and former antiquarian, and Webb, an ardent modernist, used both of their aesthetic abilities to the max. They developed the architectural envelope, consisting of a combining palette of light woods and clean detailing. Also, a novel raised the ceiling of circular “pods” to identify more intimate spaces within the vast living room. The apartment extends across an entire floor of a high-rise, and the glass-encased library is the centerpiece. It is filled with priceless books from the owner’s collection, which reflect his interests in flora, fauna, and especially sea life. A stunning backdrop for the dining area created a bubble-like screen featuring mother-of-pearl and Venetian glass set within a silvered iron armature. Across the room, a curved bar covered in hammered sterling silver evokes the smooth curves of a seashell. To balance some of these more playful details, the duo incorporated carefully selected antiques. From ancient Rome to 18th-century England, they created a connection to the learned collection that secures the home. Jewel-like tones of ruby, emerald, sapphire, and amethyst are offset against backdrops of soft neutrals. The result is elegant yet comfortable. The number one request of the very private homeowner who lives in this extraordinary penthouse. We really 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. Get more ideas for your projects and find functional, stylish, and sizable lighting and furniture choices: Source: AD

Are you looking for some hotel bathrooms interior inspiration? There is more to hotels than just cushiony-soft beds and first-class service: swoon-worthy design is right at the heart of many hotel properties worldwide. We make a compilation of the world’s most spectacular hotel bathrooms, from blow-out styles in the Maldives to Kenya and Paris. So whether you are planning a summer holiday or just want to snoop through the doors of some of the world’s most beautiful hotel bathrooms, these are worth adding to your travel wish list. Milaidhoo, Maldives Showering with the ocean glistening in the background is by far the best excuse to set your alarm early. With hanging rose gold-rimmed mirrors, marble surfaces, and raised sinks, the bathroom at Milaidhoo in the Maldives is worth traveling the 13-hour flight for. The Mandrake Hotel, London Have you ever seen a bathroom more glamorous? With an intelligent chaise lounge chair, sizeable white dressing table, and full-sized gold tree with feathers, it is unlike anywhere you have ever seen before. You will want to request this suite when booking the best overnight stay in the city. L’oscar Hotel, London This bathroom is like a set from a classic Hollywood film. L’oscar, the scene-shaking hotel in Holborn, has been keeping the crowds coming since it first opened in May 2018. The stays here are pricey but incredibly worth it. With bathrooms this beautiful, you really will never want to leave. Sasaab, Samburu, Northern Kenya For a castaway paradise trip, head to Sasaab in Northern Kenya. You will instantly fall in love with its Moroccan feel, clean white interiors, and thatched roofs. The bathroom is just as spacious as the other rooms themselves. Crafted from white stone and pepped up with lime green accessories, it is any design lover’s dream. Le Royal Monceau, Paris This mirrored bathroom at Le Royal Monceau in Paris is a complete dream. A large free-standing bath, matching sink, and plenty of bright lighting make it a bathroom you will never forget. University Arms, Cambridge Polished concrete, geometric tiles, gold accents. Bathrooms do not get much brighter than this. Book into the University Arms in the heart of Cambridge and head straight for the bathroom upon arrival. Six Senses Krabey Island, Cambodia Escape the summer holiday crowds and head to Krabey Island. A go-slow, intimate resort owned by Six Senses. Expect utter seclusion, minimalist chic, and contemporary design. The bathroom overlooking the silky ribbons of sands and tall lush trees is considered one of the best in the world. Brach Paris, Paris We love the beautiful marble his-and-hers sinks at the Brach hotel in Paris. The interiors at this place are seriously cool. You will be sure to leave feeling inspired and want to redesign your bathroom at home to look just like it. i-Villa, Indonesia This all-glass bathroom creates a light-filled room that oozes with character. Relax in the tub, and you will be able to watch the sunset from the window beside you. Hotel Esencia, Tulum, Mexico Situated half-outside, half-inside means you can fully unwind with the birds chirping in the background. Palm trees provide privacy, while the white stone wall creates a shield from the blazing sun. We really 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. Get more ideas for your projects and find functional, stylish, and sizable lighting and furniture choices: Source: House Beautiful

Arwa Hafiz is the owner of one of the best furniture galleries in Dubai, The Odd Piece. In District One in Dubai, Arwa Hafiz also owns a new-build villa which she decorated by herself. The Odd Piece offers vintage furniture and contemporary furniture, amazing lighting fixtures, and luxury modern rugs. Arwa Hafiz’s home in District One in Dubai offers a little bit of that as well, with the addition of the juxtaposition of Arabian and European aesthetes. While Arwa Hafiz imagined her new home, Rabah Saeid of Styled Habitat sketched Hafiz’s dream house. NEW-BUILD VILLA IN DISTRICT ONE IN DUBAI Before starting the decoration process, Arwa Hafiz pursued some structural changes. Against all odds, the gallerist decided to close up some spaces rather than opening them out. This decision came with the need to create cozy spaces for intimate moments. For instance, on the large first-floor mezzanine, Arwa Hafiz turned the open space floor into a reading room and a wellness room – a chic home gym, to be clear. In the same matter, the gallerist divided the former open plan kitchen-dining space with folding brass-paneled doors. Again, Hafiz turns a wide-open space into smaller and cozier spaces. She also adds a wall to the divider to entertaining areas – one becomes the family room, the other a living room to entertain guests. ARWA HAFIZ’S MEANINGFUL HOME DECOR For Arwa Hafiz, the new spaces would only be cozy and meaningful with furniture pieces and decorative objects that appeal to her memory or emotions. As the owner of The Odd Piece, Hafiz, and exclusive access to rare vintage pieces, in her home in District One in Dubai, Arwa Hafiz places something special in every room. As the art appreciator she is, Arwa Hafiz has iconic furniture design pieces in her new home. For instance, the remarkable Ultrafagola Mirror by Ettore Sottsass is found in the hallway. The dining room has a tulip set by Eero Saarinen. The white tulip dining table and tulip dining chairs contrast with the blue modern rug. Blue is, in fact, the predominant color at Arwa Hafiz’s villa in District One in Dubai. In addition, blue hues create a calming meet between vintage furniture and contemporary furniture pieces and Arabian and European design. The gallerist was raised between London and Saudi. This meeting between the two cultures reflects the nurturing of Arwa Hafiz. As she confesses, if something makes you feel good, it resonates with something in your mind. Arwa Hafiz is also a consummate curator – as a result, objects are needed when useful, either for function or to trigger her beloved memories. Do it like Arwa Hafiz and decor your interior design project with meaningful home accessories. Discover the 12 BEST HOME DECOR STORES IN NYC and visit Hommés Studio Pinterest for inspiration on TOP RESIDENTIAL PROJECTS. SOURCE AD MIDDLE EAST

The quote “life is like a melody”, featured in many popular songs, might definitely have been an inspiration for the Shanghai-based SEER Design Studio while creating the project for “The House of Philharmonic”, an interior full of modern furniture pieces and unique accessories. The designer and founder of SEER Design, Han Xiaoxin specializes in the eclectic design and the mix between modern and traditional. She often wanders between ‘urban life and art’, discovering and documenting experiences and applying them to interior design. The Studios’ works are always full of expression, keen to explore the connection between art and life present in every one’s daily routines. “The House of Philharmonic” is the designers’ interpretation of a house perceived as a philharmonic. During the early morning, the bedroom is the concert hall, but the living room takes the stage in the afternoon. Evenings are for the kitchen and dining room, that present a sense of unity and sophistication, like a beautiful song. Located in a vibrant area of the Yuzhong district in Chongqing, the house embraces elegance and class with its stylish design and unique accessories, present throughout the whole space. The melody and music notes are visible in every corner of the house. Music enthusiasts’ daily routine is probably very similar to this: a collector’s edition Grammy gramophone gently spinning, waking up to the elegant saxophone melodies of KENNY G, wrapping oneself in music and having a relaxing and romantic day. The Master bedroom is filled with the artistic collision of classic and modern. It’s elegant and calm, but with a glimpse of art. ACH Collection Michel Bowl, placed on the nightstand, is a tribute to ancient Greek sculptures. Made from hand-painted ceramics, this artsy piece adds a refined and classical touch to this modern bedroom. The living room presents a mixture of old and new, with the burgundy classical Zanatta marble center table and modern black and white funky armchair. Baxter sofa adds artistic curves that seem to flow through space. The living room backdrop from SEER Design’s ‘Philharmonic Collection’ is made up of 77 irregularly cut, hand-painted solid wood panels, arranged in a seemingly disorderly but regular pattern, with gradations and natural transitions from white to blue and blue-violet, as if the keys of a piano were jumping around freely. The Center table is decorated with amazing unique accessories, such as a flower vase by the Australian designer brand Dinosaur Design and ACH Collection Oskar Tray. This ceramic item is more than a stylish homeware piece. It holds a high-decorative function, inspired by the Bauhaus movement. The gold accents in the living room also match another ACH piece, an Avocado Table Lamp. Inspired by the most popular and chic fruit in the world, this lamp summarizes the Pop Art concept, distilling the beauty out of the popular. Kitchen and dining room are kept in the same color palette as the rest of the house, with unique accessories of gold, that bring the luxury touch to the design. The designer wanted the colors to be more than just a simple grey, but rather to create a coherent rhythmic jump in the space through the contrasting colors of indigo and cherry red. Artistic yet unobtrusive, elegant with a touch of chic, it brings a sense of sophistication and at the same time gives a sense of warmth and introspection to the home. With all this class, gramophone, comfy sofas, welcoming colors and a collection of greatest albums, this house indeed feels like a house of music and love! Source: ElleDeco China

Versaille has opened its first luxury hotel to the public, and it is extravagant enough for a queen. Versailles is the beating heart of Parisian opulence. Just an hour outside Le Périphérique of Paris, the palace and grounds which once were home to Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette have long been the destination of tourists seeking outrageous insight.  The 18th century home of kings and queens is one of the most incredible places on the planet. The long hallways are lined with golden mirrors, artworks, and floor-to-ceiling French doors. Chandeliers hang precariously over wooden floors. The whole place breaths royalty.  Now, for the first time, Versailles has opened its doors to people who want to make the palace their home—for a moment at least.  Named the Airelles, a new fully-renovated luxury hotel has been established in Le Grand Contrôle building. The hotel has 14 rooms, each with magnificent decor. They feature extraordinary era-accurate furniture, claw-footed bathtubs. The bathtubs face French doors with views of the palace below and chandeliers that would make you blush.  The hotel has a restaurant in a luxurious outdoor courtyard, as well as a pool and spa. Guests will also have access to intimate tours of the palace, incredible gardens, and Marie Antoinette-themed day. They will participate in all of the famous queen’s favorite activities.  Each room around the hotel is filled with typical luxurious French charm. There are flowing silk curtains, 18th-century chairs, ornate tiled floors, and beautifully designed cabinets and chests. Curated by the art historian Emmanuelle Vidal-Delagneu, the walls are decorated with oil paintings that recall the royal era. In addition, each of the features in the rooms were created by artisans to give the hotel as authentic a feel as possible. The design firm in charge of the Airelles was given exclusive access to the Versailles archives to recreate patterns, wallpapers, and hangings from over two centuries ago. The attention to detail pays off tremendously. Each room is decorated to a specific color palette, ranging from bright pinks and rich reds to duck-egg blue and gold. Anyone familiar with the ‘King Louis’ rooms at the Louvre will immediately recognize the deep red velvet featured in some rooms. One night at the hotel starts at around $2,670. However, we find that the exorbitant price is small comfort because we cannot travel there yet anyway. We really 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 inspirations. Get more ideas for your projects and find functional, stylish, and sizable lighting and furniture choices: Source: Vogue

It’s summer! People are digging on online stores, looking for the coolest modern loungers for their courtyard. Monique Rivalland did the homework for you and selected the coolest sun loungers on the internet for a publication in The Times UK. Monique Rivalland includes Marcel and Tropez – two modern loungers from Hommés Studio outdoor living collection – Bold & Quiet. MARCEL For The Times, Marcel Sunbed is one of the coolest loungers available for online purchase. Marcel is a modern lounger part of Bold & Quiet – an outdoor collection by Hommés Studio with high-end furniture pieces that can be used both indoors and outdoors. This modern lounger is inspired by Marcel Duchamp and his funny and provocative work. This sunbed has a curvy texture, aiming to stimulate any outdoor space and provoke the viewer. Even though the sunbed is very versatile and practical, you must not forget you’re lying on a contemporary piece of art. TROPEZ Tropez Daybed is another Hommés Studio sun bed featured on 26 cool loungers by The Times. Also part of the Bold & Quiet collection. This modern lounger replicates the bohemian and stylish vibe of Saint-Tropez – or any other dreamy summer destination. This modern lounger is not only cool but also comfortable and sophisticated. Summer will be over, eventually but this lounger is so cool that you can have it anywhere you want inside the house. HOMMÉS STUDIO COOL AND MODERN LOUNGERS Bold & Quiet, the outdoor modern furniture collection offers a range of loungers that are handmade, versatile, multipurpose, and multifunctional. They are also pretty cool, but that you already know, right? MYKONOS FOIL Discover everything about BOLD & QUIET – The Design Guide For Outdoor Living, the Hommés Studio outdoor collection with cool modern loungers and modern outdoor furniture to style your home all year long. Also, read BOLD & QUIET – Luxury Modern Outdoor Sunbeds to get details on Hommés Studio sun loungers. Source The Times

These 14 home library design ideas with luxury bookcases will inspire you to create a modern home library anywhere around the house. Surely it depends on your collection of books and available space but mostly on your creativity. Have you ever thought about a built-in arched bookcase or an all-red home library? What about a home library that duals as a dining room? Or a home library on your entryway or hallway? You won’t have any excuse to keep hiding your books. 1. SMALL HOME LIBRARY There is always room for a home library. Brazilian interior designer Sig Bergamin proves it. In his own maximalist eclectic home in São Paulo, Brazil, Sig Bergamin creates a small home library around the dining room and living room. Wood bookcases cover the walls of these merged social areas. MINI GUFFY Bookcase by Hommés Studio 2. CLASSIC HOME LIBRARY DESIGN The top Australian interior designer Blainey North styles a classic home library design and home office in a modern Mediterranean home. Allala, the name of the Georgian-Revival-style property in Sydney, has a classic home library with wood bookcases, panels, and desk. Additionally, Blainey North places upholstered armchairs and a classic blue rug. DISCOVER THE FULL PROJECT HERE 3. MONOCHROMATIC HOME LIBRARY DESIGN For a New York City estate, Bruce Bierman designs a monochromatic home library. The bold home library has red sofas and armchairs and a large red rug. Desks and bookshelves are also red but in a glossy shade. In this home library designed by Bruce Bierman, the books’ showcasing breaks the monochromatic aesthetic and is the all-red room’s focal point. 4. BUILT-IN ARCHED BOOKCASE In Elsa Hosk‘s former home, the Instagram-loved loft in Soho, the supermodel had a built-in arched bookcase in the living area of the open-space apartment. Elsa Hosk organized the books by colors and decorated the arched bookcase with vintage home accessories. Similarly, the VS angel chooses a wood bookcase to display the kitchenware in the dining area. SEE ELSA HOSK’S HOME DECOR AS WELL OLAFUR Bookcase by Hommés Studio 5. DINING ROOM LIBRARY For food-lovers and reading-lovers, a dining room library is like a passionate novel. Interior designer Mica Ertegün creates a dining room that duals as a home library. The special home library design is part of best-selling author and historian Barbara Goldsmith‘s Park Avenue apartment. 6. PARALLEL BOOKCASES In Alicante, Blanca Fabré and Alejandro Fauquié designed an authentical Mediterranean home. In the living room, the interior designer duo created a discreet home library with two modern bookcases. The parallel bookcases placed at the end of the room create a sense of depth. 7. ART-FILLED HOME LIBRARY DESIGN Julie Hillman is known for her unique modern eclectic interior design style. And for her art-filled interiors as well. Julie Hillman imagines a home library design where the bookcases work as a canvas for a large contemporary art piece. 44 OFFICE Desk by Hommés Studio 8. WALL-COVERING BOOKSHELVES Top interior designer Peter Pennoyer covers the walls of a family room in a historical Park Avenue apartment. The white modern bookcases go from floor to ceiling and contrast with the colorful upholstery of the room. STEP INSIDE PETER PENNOYER’S PARK AVENUE APARTMENT 9. NOOK HOME LIBRARY DESIGN Arent & Pyke, the Australian interior design studio, pull off a home library from an architectural nook. Arent & Pyke placed floating shelves in a dead corner. A custom-made bookcase would also highlight the room and make the best use out of the empty nook. 10. MAXIMALIST HOME LIBRARY DESIGN Design a maximalist home library that mixes styles, colors, and patterns and displays books in a fun and bold way. 11. MEMPHIS DESIGN BOOKCASE Honor your favorite books and writers. Instead of displaying your books on an ordinary bookcase, choose one that will make your books stand out in the crowd. A Memphis Design bookcase is a good option to make a dramatic yet playful statement. GUFFY Bookcase by Hommés Stufio 12. MINIMAL HOME LIBRARY DESIGN For some people, less is more. One of the top Australian interior design studios, Hecker Guthrie, proposes a minimal home library design. And that is more than fine. Hecker Guthrie’s home library has sober hues, an imposing geometrical table in marble and wood, and minimalist bookcases with a clean aesthetic. 13. MOORISH-STYLE HOME LIBRARY In the eclectic home of Ellen Niven in Long Island, her home library has a Moorish flair. Even though the interior design has French inspiration, the coffee tables and the eclectic cushion enhance Arabic culture in colors, shapes, and patterns. 14. COASTAL HOME LIBRARY DESIGN A home library with coastal flair is warm and inviting. As a matter of fact, this bright and light-weighted home library aesthetic can be recreated in any interior design style. Combine white modern bookcases with rustic and outdoor furniture. Usually, coastal interior design style is linked to a white and blue (navy blue) color palette. However, the color palette may vary as well as the remain decorative home accessories. In addition, this clean aesthetic is perfect for placing a home library in an entryway or hallway. Discover Hommés Studio bookcases and other luxury storage furniture to design the perfect home for your favorite books. Source: House Beautiful