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Few design elements are more glamorous than animal prints.In this article, HOMMÉS Studio gathers ten interiors from the best interior designers to demonstrate how to tastefully incorporate zebra, tiger, leopard, and other wild prints into dazzling interiors. Marie Flanigan‘s Living Room Marie Flanigan warmed up a traditional living room she designed in Studio City, California. House with wonderfully edgy details, including tiger-print pillows and a Lionel Deluy black-and-white photograph of a model smoking a cigarette. . Jeff Andrews‘s Dining Room This Los Angeles dining room is all about the bronze monochromatic palette with layers of pattern and texture. That mix combined with the traditional architectural elements of the space made the room both dramatic and chic. . Alberto Villalobos‘s Living Room A neutral palette and vivid textures help give the family room of this New York pied-à-Terre a sophisticated style while introducing it with a warm, welcoming feel. The furniture is a mix of old and new. . Christina Nielsen‘s Living Room The designer wanted to enhance the whitewashed brick walls and create a fun and youthful space for her clients. Color, pattern, and texture were a big part of allowing this seating area to come alive. . HOMMÉS Studio’s Living Room In this Living Room, it is pretty easy to see the Italian influence and culture. The incredible and dramatic color on the walls reminds us of Italian revivalism. Strong textures, an audacious mix of patterns, and bold colors join forces to create an elegant space that conveys a luxurious lifestyle. . Irakli Zaria‘s Master Bedroom All of Irakli Zaria’s work is residential, and most of her clients are in Moscow. In this master bedroom, the designer aimed to make it cozy and relaxing. With only the highlight wall with animal prints, the designer was able to create a sophisticated space, as well as a functional and comfortable room. . Drew McGukin‘s Living Room In decorating his own New York City loft, Drew McGukin gave himself a challenge: to bring together into a consistent design the contents of four storage units, travel curiosities, three or four previous homes’ wares, and all his collections. The various pieces form a stylish mix of animal prints and textures, with the paintings providing splashes of color. . Jay Jeffers‘s Kids Room In this Portola Valley, California home, the clients’ son loves sharks, so Jay Jeffers created a bit of an underwater room for him. . Cullman & Kravis Inc.‘s Living Room Tasked with reimagining a Park Avenue apartment for longtime clients, Lee Cavanaugh, design partner at Cullman & Kravis Inc., inspired by the French interiors of the 1940s. . Martha Angus and Katie McCaffrey’s Dining Room The designers’ goal for this San Francisco dining room was to combine some of the clients’ existing antiques, such as the table, with the playful dressiness of the new pieces. Liveliness is very much in evidence in the tiger-print fabric covering the French Empire–style chairs set around the clients’ table. We really hope you liked our article. Feel free to pin all the images to your favorite Pinterest board or to print it and use it on your projects’ mood boards. You can also visit our Pinterest boards in order to get more inspirations. 

Living Room Ideas are always welcome to anyone who wants some inspiration. That same inspiration can come from different places, such as this. Rabih Hage, West Kensigton Today, the living room has become one of the most important places in our homes. It is a central point where we can read, we can talk, or just living. Rabih Hage was looking for a “general mood of relaxed, timeless luxury”. Within this classic living room, you can find unique pieces by contemporary artists. Such as the Haas Brothers with the brass Hex coffee table or Jeff Zimmerman’s Vine chandelier. M Interiors, San Antonio This living room is a special one because it is an early 20th century Tudor style San Antonio home. Melissa Morgan, the interior designer, wanted to keep the traditional style, but at the same time relaxed. Fawn Gali Interiors, New York City This is an example of a living room of a home on Manhattan’s Square Park with some Paris inspiration. By the designer Fawn Galli, who wanted to embrace the mix of vintage and modern design. Two big blue velvet sofas, custom-designed by her firm, secure this place flanking a 1960’s bronze and Lucite center table. Hommés Design Inspiration Simplicity, class, and elegance are the three main characteristics we can give to this living room design. An outstanding painting and an incredible view make out of this place, one of the best living room ideas. Side by side with all the great ideas, so far! Angie Hranowski, North Charleston This is what Angie Hranowski’s clients call their “keeping room”. This is the central point where everyone comes to lounge, chat, and watch television. A simple space full of natural light can give a room relaxing and comfortable moments. Timothy Godbold, East Hampton Take a closer look at this East Hampton, New York living room space, with expansive windows and comfortable sits. The owner of this place is a huge fan of 20th-century design, so he pointed the way to the classics. Such as a pair of Mies van der Rohe’s Barcelona chairs, or even a Castiglioni floor lamp. David Kleinberg Design Associates, Sands Point Long Island Sound is what we can find besides those windows. David Kleinberg says that the goal was to make the space both relaxed and modern. But always within a traditional background, for example, both chairs at the window to read the paper or just enjoy the view. Julie Charbonneau Design, Toronto Here, you can find an asymmetrical and elegant custom-built residence in Toronto. According to the homeowners, they wanted a clean and classic design, but at the same time warm and inviting. And that is just what Julie Charbonneau has given them. Because the space was already cozy, she was quite careful not to over-furnish. Hommés Design Inspiration Art, design, class, modern, comfort, and we could continue giving more characteristics to this outstanding living room. Where space and time meet, where art and comfort take their place together. Los Gordos center table appears to complete the living room. This center table set is a rock star piece of the HOMMÉS Studio Collection and a must-have for any living space. DHD Architecture & Interior Design, New York City The Designer David Howell and his family are the owners of this dazzling living room space. It opens directly onto an 800-square-foot terrace with flowering trees. According to Howell, “which makes the loft feel endless and extends our living space eight months a year”. In addition, the interior designer has chosen some local artisan art pieces to complete the living room, including a coffee table from BDDW and a pendant light from Lindsey Adelman. Nicole Hollis, San Francisco The incredible view of the bay and the glittering nighttime spectacle of the Golden Gate Bridge was the inspiration to the interior designer Nicole Hollis. For this living room design, she has chosen simples furniture forms, and a neutral palette to complete the set. Matt Blacke, Inc, Laguna This is a unique living room, we can all agree on that! Matt Blacke has chosen some Danish classics, with a 1930’s wingback chair and ottoman, from Mogens Koch. Besides that, the centerpiece of this living room design is a three-part NOW mirror by contemporary artist Doug Aitken.  Damon Liss, New York City For chic design and furnishing, we can ask for Damon Liss. Here, you can find a space of comfort, aligned with a neutrals palette keep the ambiance calm and relaxed. Hommés Design Inspiration In order to conclude our article on Living Room Ideas, we want to present so soft and elegant living room from Hommés Studio Collection. Where, once again, neutral colors and comfortable seats make all the difference.

The honored architect, Lee F. Mindel, rewrites the script for his longtime New York City home, making way for a more vibrant collection of art and furnishings while protecting its most energetic features. Lee F. Mindel renovated a 3,500-square-foot, 12th-floor penthouse in New York City’s Flatiron district to be his home. Working in collaboration with another architect, Reed A. Morrison, he transformed the space into a restrained elegance study. The firm provides architectural, interiors, and product design services for corporate, cultural, academic, retail, recreational, hospitality, and residential clients. Under the leadership of Lee F. Mindel, Architect, D.P.C., the New York Design Professional Corporation performs all architectural services. The studio is one of the top American interpreters of classic modernism in the industry. Moreover, guided by principles of light, nature, and simplicity, SheltonMindel’s renowned designs and creations. Focus on simple construction, organic shapes, and unity of materials. Among the apartment’s distinctive characteristics is a stunning rotunda just inside the entrance that serves as a gallery, with large doorways opening to the surrounding entertaining areas. A stainless-steel serpentine staircase winds around it, leading up to a pavilion-like lounge and an expansive rooftop terrace. With four exposures, the apartment enjoys views of some of Manhattan’s most iconic buildings. At first, Mindel filled his home with furniture by a Who’s Who of 20th-century design stars, from Gaudí to Gehry, with a heavy dose of Scandinavians. The refined mix of furnishings and materials transform the house into a, as Mindel put it, “extravagantly minimal.” Morrison describes the design as “a more modern idea that was based in tradition.” Nevertheless, even if the architecture still looks fresh, it is no surprise that Mindel – a passionate collector of modern and contemporary art and design – decided it was time for an update. He now shares the apartment with his husband, architectural designer José Marty, and they wanted to make it more of a house. The goal was not to do any structural changes but to adjust the perception of the space. Mindel divided the long living room into multiple seating areas with its view toward One World Trade Center. At the center, a Tom Dixon glass-top table with an architectonic wire base is joined by curvy metal stools by Roger Tallon and ceramic swirls in lively sherbet hues by Wouter Dam. Arrayed around the elegant white-glass fireplace at one end of the room, floor lamps designed by Yrjö Kukkapuro for Artek, and a pair of smoked glass screens. Moreover, at the room’s opposite end, presided over by a large Günther Förg artwork, standout pieces include a pair of rare black leather armchairs and a squiggly floor lamp that was a special commission. Next to the dining room, there is another sitting area with a piano. Nevertheless, from this room, it is possible to see the two guest bedrooms. In the adjacent main bedroom, a wall of honey-toned sycamore panels behind the bed adds notable warmth. With current projects, Lee F. Mindel certainly has plenty on his plate. However, his evolution continues. “I find myself becoming more of a student now than when I was an actual student,” he says. “And I keep asking myself how I can make things better.” lee f. mindel lee f. mindel 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:

Rafael De Cardénas is an interdisciplinary practice in design and creative direction based in New York since 2006. The Studio works globally, specializing in residential and commercial interiors, architecture, future design, art advisory, and brand development. More recently, Rafael de Cardénas, and his Studio, was requested for a residential project in Paris. Moreover, he did not hesitate to accept. Hidden in a side street of the illustrious eighth arrondissement of Paris is a family home. Designed around the client’s family’s refined and eclectic taste, Rafel de Cardénas has completed another of his projects with distinction. The house itself, a stunning Haussmann-era hotel particulier, provides a setting in subtle contrast to the client’s extensive collection of modern Chinese art. The spaces are carefully curated to showcase these works of art. Additionally, the material and color palette of each room takes cues from specific pieces. Designed to highlight and create contrast between styles, the custom furniture pieces mediate modern works of art and the rich Parisian house. 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:

Contemporary bedrooms may seem cold, stark, and sterile, but the results are often incredibly inviting. Think of it more as a sleek look that is helpful to get a good night’s rest. Hommés Studio has selected rooms in houses from New York to Hong Kong that use smooth decoration and minimalist layouts for a beautiful and functional effect. With the right elements – including vibrant colors, soft textures, and warm wood furniture – a modern layout can feel right at home in a master suite or guest room. These examples of master bedrooms take advantage of natural light for a bright, airy feel and break the furniture down to the essentials to create a place free of relaxation. See how several well-known designers bring warmth and serenity to these modern spaces and find inspiring ways to put a contemporary twist on your own room. In this room of a West Village house, the headboard has a futuristic style. This bolder piece mixed with more minimalist furniture brings to the space a serene and comfortable vibe. The master bedroom is our little wonderland, and it is in this space that we must feel comfortable and at home. This master suite with a lounge area creates a welcoming yet modern living area by placing two armchairs in front of the bed. With warm colors and textures, the best sets of bedroom furniture and materials with wood finishes transform this master bedroom into a sophisticated and elegant room. There is still a walk-in closet that is the king when it comes to storage solutions. With a design thought to the smallest detail, this room conveys a vibe of a cosmopolitan city. That is, a room with several styles, but always keeping a sophisticated line. A blue and orange color scheme adds richness to this New York City bedroom by designer Danielle Colding.An upholstered bed is topped with blue velvet throw pillows, and a pendant hanging above a cobalt side table makes for an unexpected bedside lamp. An intimate bedroom is where we can reset after a whole day and have a little peace. It is our little refuge.In Italian Affair Bedroom, the richness of the Italian culture and taste prevails. An incredible and dramatic design on the walls and ceiling reminds us of the Italian renaissance.The chest of drawers together with sumptuous decor and luxury fabric creates a luxurious and elegant room. For this Miami Beach getaway, designer Lee F. Mindel fused modern and Pop Art sensibilities.The headboard, in a Chapas Textiles fabric, and bench are custom, the nightstands are by Atelier Prelati, and the vintage Max Ingrand pendant is by FontanaArte. The Master Suite needs to be serene and warm. In this room, what stands out is the bed’s elegant design and the bedside tables with a statement design. The bedside table and its decoration can turn the room into a little wonderful. The green hues with blush details, refined materials, rich colors, and wallpaper design make this room a romantic space.Surrender to this room and fall in love with the little details in the living area next to the bed. A pink sofa contrasting with the green hues of the room transmit harmony and peace. A contemporary Manhattan bedroom with a bed by Minotti is dressed in linens. Also, the bedside table is from Philippe Hurel, and the walls have a custom textured finish by Atelier Premiere. This Montecito, California, bedroom by Kim Alexandriuk is gorgeously filled with gray textiles and accessorized with pops of rich color. Additionally, blue table lamps by Ryan Mennealy flank a bed covered in velvet. 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:

When a Mid-Century Modern Home is reborn into a New Era Home. The architects Silvio Rech and Lesley Carstens have made an incredible update to their home in Johannesburg. Mid Century Modern Home If you’re in Johannesburg looking for a home with amazing views, it won’t be easy. However, Silvio Rech and Lesley Carstens have found one, a sweeping panorama overlooking the city. This property is surrounded by non-native wattles and eucalyptus trees. This is just a sneak peek of an amazing and outstanding view. In reality, you’re looking at a home that was built back in the ’50s. It was designed by Eyvind Finsen, a South African architect. Finsen wanted a home with Californian influences, such as Richard Neutra. Rech and Carstens could have demolished the home, but instead, they choose to reimagine it. The couple has an architecture firm that is responsible for a series of prestigious projects, such as Angama Mara in Kenya, or Miavana in Madagascar. They were faithful to Finsen’s aesthetics and decided to maintain the house’s neat geometries. They also preserved a few original elements, like the fireplace, the kitchen’s stone, and terrazzo tiles. Although, from here they decided to free their design minds and experiment with different things. New Era Bungalow An important detail that we need to refer to is that this house has some Japanese influences. Such as the architectural use of concrete, they’ve decided to deploy the material in abundance. Inside their house, they’ve come up with their own collection of vintage pieces. For example, the rosewood sideboard Arne Vodder, an original Isamu Noguchi paper pendant light. Also, you can find a steel sculpture by Eduardo Villa. Side by side with the other bedroom, another bedroom where the natural light is the main detail. It’s also important to refer to the simple decoration that is attached to this home! We do believe that is impossible not to fall in love with this home and this view. In this Mid-Century Modern Home, besides all the interior and exterior design, there Is a garden. But, this garden is a clear reflection of the environment. The couple decided to remove most of the non-native foliage and replaced it with indigenous plants. Hommés Studio – Vintage Details Sirocco Easy Chairs is part of the Vintage Collection, by Hommés Studio. With a Safari vibe, this chair has all the characteristics to match perfectly this house we saw. Side by side with Sirocco Chair, we have the Italian Highboard. This is a darkened mahogany large highboard, with upholstered doors and brass fittings. Willy Rizzo Coffee Table is the last one of our Vintage Collection. This is a unique coffee table in laminated black Formica. Another perfect example that would fit this Mid-Century Modern Home.