I told you that some dudes have great design sense. For proof, check out the unique, flea market-inspired digs of Beautiful Losers filmmaker Aaron Rose, whose Los Angeles home, located in the Silver Lake district, was recently featured in the LA Times. Whether his home is your style or not, you'll have to agree that this guy has a definite design aesthetic, and one that I can appreciate.
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A Scandinavian home's clean lines and well-chosen antiques are set against a milky white background, which makes the home's seaside locale the center of interest. In this home office, black furnishings, such as the Arne Jacobsen Egg chair, desk, and built-ins, serve as a bold focal point in contrast with the otherwise white space. To take the full tour of this house, check out this slideshow.
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In this Helsinki home, a mélange of various design styles (Hollywood Regency, mid-century, French, traditional) and eccentric pieces come together seamlessly, creating an interior that is calm, inviting, and unique. To take the full tour, check out this slideshow.
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Elle Decor was recently welcomed into the West Village Victorian townhouse of fashion designer Nanette Lepore, which she shares with her daughter and husband. The interior is a mishmash of design styles from every era, incorporating modern and traditional, but mostly lively and eccentric pieces. I personally would kill to move right in, and wouldn't change a thing.
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It's not often, or ever, that I find studio living desirable. But, when I came across a stylish, light-filled studio in a Victorian building in London, I changed my tune. The delightful apartment, which is used for photo shoots, has an open plan room with a front kitchen and living room and rear bedroom, a beautiful bay window, and two fireplaces.
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