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domino editor deborah needleman’s tribeca loft
published February 17, 2009 in inspiration and interiors
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These are images from Domino editor Deborah Needelman’s cool apartment in Tribeca, New York. The living room shows Deborah’s taste for pale and off-white colours. The apartment is a mix of Swedish table and chairs and big, cheap paper lanterns. In the master bedroom (right image), a mica-tiled globe hangs above a headboard Needleman designed and had made.

The daughter’s room is done up in inexpensive sari fabric from Queens, while their son’s room has a Paul Smith rug.
(via New York Magazine)
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very small house in antwerp
published February 11, 2009 in architecture, inspiration and interiors
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This house in Antwerp, Belgium, was recently featured in a Dutch interior magazine. What is special about his house is that it is very small. It is only 2,40 meter wide and 5,50 meters deep. The owners, an architect-couple, designed the house for themselves.

Every floor has its function: the ground floor is the work-area, the first floor is for eating, the second floor for relaxing, the top floor for sleeping and on the roof you can enjoy the view from the bathtub. (image by Verne) Update: the architects are Pieter Peerlings and Silvia Mertens from sculp(it). Thanks for the info Johan! |
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