Tag: yellow

Get their look: Curvaceous living space

Curvaceous living spacecredit

So much about this curvaceous living space is shapely, inviting and enveloping. I’m craving an indoor hammock!

The bright yellow Corian wraps around the room – twisting & turning – encompassing a kitchen counter, breakfast bar, desktop, shelving and window sill. This bright yellow scheme is picked up in the Bolon tiled floor.

The ceiling lighting is very sensuous and sci-fi – very reminiscent of the set of Space 1999!

  1. KAPPROFILE ceiling-mounted Linear lighting profile
  2. Miura stool designed by Konstantin Grcic for Plank
  3. Pecora wooden sheep magazine rack
  4. Imperial Yellow Corian worktops
  5. Cable knit throw
  6. Luis sofa designed by Antonio Citterio for B&B Italia
  7. Vitra Noguchi coffee table, black ash
  8. Bolon flooring

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Cable knit throw
Cable knit throw
Vitra Noguchi coffee table, black ash
Vitra Noguchi coffee table, black ash
Miura stool designed by Konstantin Grcic for Plank
Miura stool designed by Konstantin Grcic for Plank
Pecora wooden sheep magazine rack
Pecora wooden sheep magazine rack
Luis sofa designed by Antonio Citterio for B&B Italia
Luis sofa designed by Antonio Citterio for B&B Italia
KAPPROFILE Ceiling mounted Linear lighting profile
KAPPROFILE Ceiling mounted Linear lighting profile
Bolon flooring
Bolon flooring
Imperial Yellow Corian worktops
Imperial Yellow Corian worktops
Cable knit throw
Cable knit throw
Vitra Noguchi coffee table, black ash
Vitra Noguchi coffee table, black ash
Miura stool designed by Konstantin Grcic for Plank
Miura stool designed by Konstantin Grcic for Plank
Pecora wooden sheep magazine rack
Pecora wooden sheep magazine rack
Luis sofa designed by Antonio Citterio for B&B Italia
Luis sofa designed by Antonio Citterio for B&B Italia
KAPPROFILE Ceiling mounted Linear lighting profile
KAPPROFILE Ceiling mounted Linear lighting profile
Bolon flooring
Bolon flooring
Imperial Yellow Corian worktops
Imperial Yellow Corian worktops

Get their look: Four-poster bedroom

Four-poster bedroomcredit

One of the most sure-fire ways to give a bedroom a bit of pizazz is investing in a four-poster bed. This four-poster bedroom is living proof. It’s the property of fellow lifestyle blogger, Rohini Wahi whose website is The Beat That My Heart Skipped.

It’s a very stylish space, combining contemporary furnishings with vintage touches very successfully. The bed is the star of the show – complimented perfectly by the mid century style sideboard and bedside table in similar wood tones.

As you can see, I’m still having a bit of a love affair with yellow in interiors; this particular shade on the wall is India Yellow by Farrow & Ball.

  1. Copper industrial pendant
  2. Flowers in a Vase with Shells and Insects by Balthasar van der Ast
  3. Belgrave side table with drawer
  4. Farrow & Ball India Yellow No.66 Matt Estate emulsion paint
  5. Cushion cover
  6. Kaleidoscope bedspread
  7. Solid oak vintage long sideboard
  8. Amsterdam solid teak 160 x 200 king-size four-poster bed

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Get their look: Cheery caravan

Cheery caravan belonging to Caro Davies of The Twinkle Diariescredit

This yellow-decorated, cheery caravan belongs to Caro Davies, owner of The Twinkle Diaries blog. Caro and her family have christened her Dolly Too (she replaced the original Dolly of whom they sadly grew out). Reading about Caro’s journey doing Dolly up and going off on adventures is really making us yearn for our own camper van.

We’ve been putting money aside and are getting close to our target now. She’s created a real ‘home from home’ with a distinct mid century modern flavour. It’s clean, practical and bright, yet very cosy too. A real inspiration – stylish spaces on wheels are perfectly possible. Hopefully we can achieve something similar ourselves… and head off into the proverbial sunset one day soon!

  1. Daisy Chain Small wallpaper
  2. Always Look on the Bright Side of Life (gift book)
  3. Arrow LED circus light
  4. Norderney 5-piece cookware set by Karl Kruger
  5. Cath Kidston blue spot cotton duck
  6. Yellow picture frame
  7. “Home is where we are together” print
  8. Supernatural classic aspen oak laminate

Get their look: Cheery caravan belonging to Caro Davies of The Twinkle Diaries | H is for Home

Get their look: Primary colours kitchen

Primary colours kitchencredit

You all know how much we love bright interiors, so it should come as no surprise that we’ve chosen to feature this kitchen decorated in bold, primary colours.

This is a family kitchen in a 1960s, ex-council, end-of-terrace house in Dulwich, London. It may not be the biggest of kitchens; but what it lacks in size, it makes up for in storage space. There’s a yellow, U-shaped bank of overhead and floor-standing cupboards. There’s a floor to ceiling room divider that offers double-sided open shelving. Even the end of the worktop has been turned into ingenious cookbook shelves!

  1. Caravaggio pendant light – black P1
  2. Yellow Sierra kitchen
  3. Dualit 31290 2+1 Combi toaster, canvas white
  4. Kenwood SJM040S kMix stainless steel jug kettle 1.6L, silver
  5. Fresnel wall lamp / ceiling lamp designed by Joe Colombo for Oluce
  6. John Lewis Spectrum DAB/FM digital radio, teal
  7. Jieldé Signal table lamp
  8. Miura stool designed by Konstantin Grcic for Plank
  9. Eames LCW chair – red stained ash

Get their look: Primary colours kitchen | H is for Home