Style can not be tasteless. It can be discrete or eccentric, yet always personal. An interior by Studio Duggan, interior design studio, based in London is a great example of how personal and stylish a family home can be.            Photographs courtesy of https://www.studioduggan.com   The post Distinctive interior by Studio Duggan first appeared on Krikla. The post Distinctive interior by Studio Duggan appeared first on Krikla ..read more

A mix of classics and contemporary pieces is a popular and widely used approach for interior decoration. However, there are some projects that are particularly successfully built on such a style contrast. Phoebe Nicol, a Sydney-based Interior Architect has a talent and a great taste to combine old and new which makes all her projects outstanding. Enjoy the collection of Phoebe’s interiors.          Photographs courtesy of  https://www.phoebenicol.com The post A tasteful mix by Phoebe Nicol first appeared on Krikla. The post A tasteful mix by Phoebe Nicol ap ..read more

It is not easy to apply colours in a cottage, as it immediately highlights wall imperfection. But these colours and wall textures without any doubt belong to the house. French interior designer Pierre Youvanovitch transforms a village cottage with his distinctive signature style.   Photographs courtesy of  https://www.pierreyovanovitch.com The post A colourful cottage by Pierre Yovanovitch first appeared on Krikla. The post A colourful cottage by Pierre Yovanovitch appeared first on Krikla ..read more

A distinctive project by US-based designer, Zoe Feldman who brought back the character of this Washington old home and combined with modern touches, eclectic art and design, while focusing on the sustainability. Photographs courtesy of  https://www.elledecor.com/design-decorate/house-interiors/a30816989/zoe-feldman-washington-dc-house/ The post Home with soul by Zoe Feldman first appeared on Krikla. The post Home with soul by Zoe Feldman appeared first on Krikla ..read more

We assemble projects completed by other talented well-known or unknown designers to create a tasteful and truly inspirational blog. All projects are carefully selected to promote eclectic style, colourful decor and love to a pattern.  This week we welcome Alvise Orsini, US and UK based interior designer and his fabulous penthouse project. Photographs courtesy of  www.galeriemagazine.com/alvise-orsini-chat-leat-paris-penthouse The post Art filled space designed by Alvise Orsini first appeared on Krikla. The post Art filled space designed by Alvise Orsini appeared first on Krikla ..read more

We assemble projects completed by other talented well-known or unknown designers to create a tasteful and truly inspirational blog. All projects are carefully selected to promote eclectic style, colourful decor and love to a pattern.  This week we welcome Meg Braff, the New York-based interior designer and her Palm beach showhouse. Photographs courtesy of http://www.megbraffdesigns.com/ The post Meg Braff’s showhouse Palm Beach first appeared on Krikla. The post Meg Braff’s showhouse Palm Beach appeared first on Krikla ..read more

The hotel in the Spanish capital Barceló Torre de Madrid is located in a property built in 1957. Jaime Hayon, designer from Madrid, set a goal to display the richness and diversity of Spain. With the help of traditional architectural elements, carefully selected colors and unusual art objects Hayon has created a special aesthetic flavor, far from the traditional concepts of the southern country. Most of the furniture and fixtures – from numerous collaborations with Jaime Hayon brands such as Fritz Hansen, & Tradition, Gubi, Arflex, Cassina and BD Barcelona. So, in the rooms there ar ..read more

La Montana was a popular Parisian jazz club in the 1950s. Today, in Parisian Interior designer Vincent Darré’s inventive project Hôtel Montana, Saint-Germain-des-Prés, one can easily trace the contemporary designer’s surrealistic signature. In this space, Darré evokes a cast of iconic personalities past and present including Christian Bérard, Jean Cocteau, Pierre Le-Tan, and Le Corbusier. Darré approached the brief in his usual audacious maximalist manner: each floor has a wildly different theme inspired by favorite Parisian artists and figures. “Wherever you travel in the world, hotels ..read more

The Pre-Fall 2017 Gucci collection was imaginatively shot in the antique bookstore Antica Libreria Cascianelli and at the Antica Spezieria di Santa Maria della Scala, a 16th-century apothecary in Rome. “A rule-breaker, Michele stole opulent evening dresses, including a stunning taffeta style with flocked ribbons, from the wardrobe of an imaginative Marie Antoinette and juxtaposed it in the lineup with a range of tracksuit-inspired leggings and sweatshirts infused with a vintage feel. Sophisticated shirtdresses in a patchwork of Sixties-style patterns found a place next to a knitted cape with e ..read more

We were lucky enough to have a photo session in London based artist Dina Varpahovsky’s flat in Hampstead. This space where Dina lives and makes her art represents her creative personality and acts as a guide of her tastes and life in general. Dina was born and raised in St. Petersburg, the former capital of Russia famous for its communal apartments. The artist was inspired by these big spaces with their corridors and multiple rooms and all different sorts of objects. In her London interior space, Dina has taken random objects to make three-dimensional collages. The beauty comes from an i ..read more