After our family holiday in Chamonix France I`m back at the office. We stayed in this fantastic chalet Florimont I highly recommend!

Urban Cabin by Fábio Galeazzo in São Paulo

Alessi Blow up Bamboo small table available through our online store.

Fábio Galeazzo has designed the “Urban Cabin” in São Paulo, Brazil. Via Contemporist.

Das Haus by Doshi Levien at imm cologne

London designers Doshi Levien installed a vision of their dream home at trade fair imm cologne in Germany last week. Via Dezeen.

Gubi furniture

I love these new campaign pictures by GUBI. Via Madame Herve.

Lombardy house

Lombardy home built in the 16th century house. Via Design elements.

Residential interior by architect Robert Young

Further lane kitchen by architect Robert Young.

GT House by Studio Guilherme Torres

The young Brazilian architect Guilherme Torres chose to live in a small studio in Londrina, Brazil. The place would lodge an artist’s painting atelier and was under redecoration for over 10 years by the architect himself. The present project came to life due to several problems found in the building such as electricity mains and rewiring, wall cracks and seepage. Within a month, all wall coatings were removed and rebuilt whilst the architect decided to build a brick table and couch. “As a furniture designer, I decided to follow an opposite thread to what I usually do and create something permanent, stable”, says the architect. Via Contemporist.

Alemanys 5 by Anna Noguera

Barcelona architect Anna Noguera has converted a sixteenth-century house in Girona into two contemporary holiday apartments. Via Dezeen.

Restaurant at the Royal Academy by Tom Dixon

British designer Tom Dixon has completed the interior of the new restaurant at the Royal Academy of Arts in London. Via Dezeen.

TwoTwoSix Hollywood Road Apartment by Studioilse

Here are some photos of Studioilse‘s latest project, a five-storey apartment building in Hong Kong:TwoTwoSix Hollywood Road apartment. Via A212.

Jean-Francois Jaussaud photography

French photographer Jean-Francois Jaussaud has been shooting interior design and portraits for more than 20 years. He has been published in the most prestigious publications including Elle Decor, Vogue, Marie-Claire and the NY Times amongst others. Jassaud has some inspiring photographs in his portfolio like the very colorful French atelier of famous antique dealer Florence Lopez. Via Trendland.