A wonderful article from InStyle magazine Feb 2011 featuring the glamorous and eccentric home of the amazing Dita Von Teese. Lover of vintage glamour at its very best!
Let’s start the tour with her amazingly bright and cheerful pink kitchen.
Rainbow Staircase Runner
Loving the contrast of the rustic white room with the rainbow colored staircase runner, talk about the ultimate pop of color!
Colorful Lights Design
Rainbows bring light color and joy into all aspects of life! Some interior design and architectural rainbow stimulation for you! The idea of light and color comes to life in the environments around us in many different ways, here are a few examples.
This door has little Pantone reference panels for every color visible in the nature around architect .
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“HARMONIC CONVERGENCE” is a bold artistic statement integrating both the existing structural elements of this space, the change in light and the changing pedestrian activity. Through the design development of this new scheme, I feel I have created a unique artwork for pedestrians, a dynamic entrance/exit space for the “MIA Mover” traffic, and a new icon for Miami.
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LIQUID INTERACTIVE Light Scope – Brisbane Festival, Australia.
Kolonihavehus – TOM FRUIN Found Plexigalss, steel, paint.
Leisure Centre and Gym in St. Cloud / Youth Center and Sports Complex in St. Cloud created by architects: Ouhayoun Christopher
& Nicolas Ziesel.
Vintage Stained Glass
I would love to enjoy a hot cocoa and a good book curled up in that chair with a warm rug on a cold winters day. Amazing window with colorful rectangular stained glass panels, great vintage vibe.
Humlegården Apartment
Talk about trippy floors, this is an amazing original project created by Tham & Videgård Hansson Arkitekter. All the color is in the parquetry, walls and frames; by contrast all furniture is kept a stark white. Here is what the architects say about this wonderful work:
Oversized and multicoloured parquet flooring.
Departing from the interior use of colour and pattern developed by Swedish artists and architects like Carl Larsson and Josef Frank, this apartment also relates directly to it’s setting overlooking Humlegården park, where the greenery outside changes with the season. From winter grey and black, to bright and deep green in summer, to orange, red and yellow during autumn.
