old skool uber cool

 2013

NYFW Fall 2013: The Row

We are loving seeing a bit of old skool sneak back into our lives (for some like me it never left!) The Olsen twins used this Upper East Side townhouse to show their label The Row, oozing sophistication and a bit of timeless elegance this stunning setting was designed and produced byBureau Betak who are the team in the know to call.

Instagram photos via @bureaubatek, @fabsugar, @grazia_live, @lisamariefernandez and @yalebreslin

clever public art - portugal

What a simple, genius, effective & GORGEOUS piece of Public Art in Agueda, Portugal! Thanks toJuxtapoz Magazine's for sharing it!

small space big style!

I am just in love with all of this. Too good. Cleverly found by Soph,  I had to share it with everyone. Just shows you don't have to have a big space to make a big impact....

found on tumbler - open house

art deco in vogue

I have always loved the masculinity of Art Deco - dark lacquers, gilt a chunk of turquoise and bob hair cuts! while having a play on pinterest I came across these images showing a more feminine side - care of vogue. divine!

we had to put in some skiing!

Muggy Melbourne

it is really hot & MUGGY in Melbourne...... we should be working but instead we are wishing we were here...

Soph

Lex

Something to lean weary heads on at the end of the day

we are doing a couple bedrooms here at Stamp and have been checking out a few bedheads for big and small girls and boys. We are loving that our Clients are loving a bit of colour!

stunning bedside tables as shown at Maison & Objet Paris

Hot off the Press! - this just through from Gervasoni - Leti & Co at Maison & Objet in Paris care of Brownlow Interiors.
Love the side tables. We upholstered bedroom side tables for a client last year. Such a good effect at bringing the room together.

cheeky Dutch house by denieuwegeneratie

                   Soph found this amazing house on design milk.

denieuwegeneratie is a small Amsterdam-based design firm with three young designers. They designed this partially buried home, built into the landscape of a nature reserve in The Netherlands. It emerges from the hill on two sides with large glass fronts framed in lark wood. Dutch Mountain was embedded into the artificial hill to both camouflage and act as thermal insulation for the house. The rectangular house is, for the most part, a large open space. The interior spaces are built out of wooden structures that will make it easy for the family to make changes to in the future if need be. A private and eco-friendly home that they’ve personalized to make their own sounds like the perfect mixture in this unique space.

 

 

 

 

teapot chandelier!!

 

skateboard stairs!