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Last Sunday, The Times magazine featured the Paris flat of one of my favourite French designers Vanessa Bruno (check this gorgeous video with Lou Doillon). Her flat is located in Le Marais, Paris' cool, creative area and like her fashion line, her flat reflects Bruno's boho, feminine personality...I love this space. Like Helena Christensen's NYC flat, you can feel that it's a space Bruno decorated herself with things she really likes and she didn't hire any top end interior designer to get the right look. Blending vintage finds with a few modern touches, her home feels welcoming...like the flat of the girl's next door, except that the girl's next door is heading a fabulous fashion line ;-









A vintage school map (or from here), a RAR rocking chair, a Jielde lamp and a pretty garland....et voila....que du bon, que du beau
Designers G Di Tullio and S Ragaini joined talents to win the best New Domestic Appliance award for the 'Ciussai' bathroom heater that allows the user to stretch or wind the garden hose like structure to their liking or specific space requirements.
Interior design winner "Banq" by Office dA received inspiration from a Banyan tree that swirls and flows in a rather organic pattern. The woodsy interior design features layered Birch and recycled bamboo tables.The site was originally the formerly Boston's Penny Savings Bank which is now a hot spot for a multi-cultural dining experience led by chef Ranveer Brar.
The "Bloomframe" window by Hofman Dujardin Architects is the winner in the Most life-enhancing product category. This non-typical window responds to the push of a button to open up and relive any sense of being boxed in. Ironically the window opens up to create boxy structure that has been described as a bijou balcony.
If I were Samantha the good witch and could wiggle my nose and create the ultimate boudoir for myself this pretty much would be it!
I love absolutely everything about this room, from the parquetry floors to the 12 foot high ceilings, The recessed shelving for books and treasures complete with pelmet framing. The sheepskin rugs, the painted Louis furniture, the tufted tub chairs, the silk sumptuous fabrics, the turquoise vases and the grand sparkling chandelier! I know swags and tails in most bedrooms can look completely over the top but in a room this grand how could you have anything less? Ok perhaps I would hide the speakers.
I thought I'd finish with another one of my favourite images from Claudia's book. Would you feast your eyes on this treasure trove?! You would have to call security to force me to leave such a place. It actually reminds me alot of Vintage Glamour in Enmore, Sydney. I could spend hours rummaging through that store.
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Home is a place where all of us relax away from stress of our jobs and routine life. It offers comfort to all of us. However, one need to make sure that house is well designed and planned to avoid clutter and negativity. Take care of your house interiors and make it look gracious and beautiful place to stay. You do not really need professionals to enhance the interiors of your house.
I met Interior Designer Helene Eliot-Foussat almost 4 or 5 years ago when we were both exhibiting at a Christmas French fair in Notting Hill. Failing to see enough customers to keep us busy, we happily spent the day chatting to each other, munching on French food sold by the stand opposite us.
At the time, I was in awe with her Virgule coffee table so imagine my joy when Helene approached us recently to make her gorgeous table to our design-savvy customers.
Cerutti Baleri knows modern furniture designed for glamorous environments but they also know form and function as seen here in the Various Chairs and Sofas design. This extremely versatile concept by designer Leonardo Perugi is one of the styles you would see if you visited the Cerutti Baleri showroom at the Milan Furniture Show. Since most of us can’t make it I thought I would bring you some pictures, hope you enjoy. Visit Cerutti Baleri to get more info!




