I was first drawn to this home due to it being location in Madrid, where we will be spending two days book ending our trip to Italy. Then I could not help but be drawn in my the amazing and incredibly unique textures that are layered throughout. I have truly never seen anything like these interior sliding screen doors....
...or sea fans applied to a mirror.
And yes I know that tile is common in kitchens, but floor to ceiling tile throughout the entire room--I think not.
It just goes to show that even the most unconventional idea can create lovely visual interest and elements. What is the most unique textural element you have seen used in interior design?
...or sea fans applied to a mirror.
And yes I know that tile is common in kitchens, but floor to ceiling tile throughout the entire room--I think not.
It just goes to show that even the most unconventional idea can create lovely visual interest and elements. What is the most unique textural element you have seen used in interior design?
11 comments:
The doors in that first pic are so cool. It adds such and elegant touch to the room...
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this is a gorgeous post.
the colors...fabrics.
all great!!
Hi Blair,
I´ve seen this house in the magazine and, although it seems, the kitchen is not tiled but wallpapered. In Spain is too common to tile the kitchen entirely; in fact, in my projects I try to change that because at the end it results boring (but easy to clean!)
I hope you enjoy Madrid!
I seriously love that bench!
Gorgeous spaces!
Love the kitchen!
xoxox,
CC
The screen doors are amazing! Mimi xx
It`s a wallpaper, not a tiles.Gorgeous!
Love the kitchen!
Beautiful! Love the mirror and the sliding doors! It sometimes feels like we always see the same look over and over so it's neat to find rooms with unexpected touches :)
What is that... a coffee pot ? PLEASE someone tell me where I can get that !!? I must have it .....
I love those doors in the first picture - so unique and bold - very cool. I will also be in Madrid - I hope you have a wonderful trip!
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