Pops of colour

In some cases colour doesn't have to take all over the place. Sometimes it just have to be a discreet optical surprise in a neutral environment. Famous Australian designer, Fiona Lynch designed the interior of a grand Victorian terrace in Melbourne’s South Yarra. She created a calm and lounging space using a white and light grey palette as a base mixed with custom made furnishing and some pops of pastel and bright colours. Can't stop staring at these images. Great inspiration!

// via est magazine

VEDBAEK HOUSE IV

I love white. All kind of white and all hues of white. And I love concrete. And of course, I love their combination. Today's post has both. It's about a beautifully decorated home named VEDBAEK HOUSE IV by Danish studio NORM.ARCHITECTS. The white-washed walls meet the grey concrete textured floors creating the best base of a minimal home, filled with black, grey, white and wooden furnitures. All other decorative items, lightings and curtains add the final touches, being part of the house's colour palette. Clean, bright and sharp. My favourite style.

// via NORM.ARCHITECTS

Winter colour palette

This place seems so wintry and cosy at the same time. The different grey shades combined with brown hues of natural and weathered wood create the ultimate winter background for a stylish home. There're a couple of thing that I really like in this beautiful Dutch home, styled and photographed by Kim Timmerman. The cushions have different prints, textures and materials; wool, felt, knitted and crocheted (I would love to see a white furry one, too) but their colours follow the house's styling; black, white and grey. I love the shelving system in the kitchen!

// spotted on The Style Files // images via Kim Timmerman

Grey power

Grey + black + white = killing combination! Such beautiful images from Int-sight studio for brand Mik Max and their beautiful natural fabrics. I think images in this case speak louder than words. Enjoy and get inspired. Summer is here and it's time for some interior freshening up.

// via April and May

A modern rustic cottage

Such a charming converted cottage in Mousehole, Cornwall, built in the 1800s on 17th-century foundations. The house has been designed to look like a sea captain's lookout. The ever-changing landscape of the sea and sky of the region played a key role in its décor  giving the home a rustic coastal look and inspiring its colour palette. Tones of grey and stone have been teamed with white for a vintage take on the classic coastal look. 

White and light Grey

Another great white house just added to the Hommie's inspirational collection! I've said it before and I will always say that white is bright, is fresh, is calm, is just perfect for a relaxing family house like this one! The wooden floor and the brick wall add warmth while pastel and colour accents mix perfectly with the general white and light grey decor! Modern furniture, like Mies Van Der Rohe's Barcelona chair, are combined with vintage pieces, having of course white as common element.