It seems that transforming centuries old palaces into livable homes is the norm lately. This time its a15th Century Palace in Girona, Spain. The medieval architecture was restored by Jacobo Valenti and Luis Sendino to serve now as the weekend home and gallery of Palau de Casavells. The beautiful result is a showcase of antique furniture, mid-century pieces and contemporary art wall.
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Interior designer Raji Radhakrishman‘s home in Northern Virginia is like dessert for the eyes. As in her previous works her interiors have a reference to the past in a modern way that is very livable. She combines modern pieces with different period furniture effortlessly. I love her aesthetics.
Lorenzo Castillo recently designed a 17th Century Seville Palace. The elegant result pays homage to the Seville’s architecture and it’s full of seductive color, important antiques and custom made furniture designed by Lorenzo Castillo. One more time Lorenzo’s Interior Design is very inspiring. Enjoy! To see more of this magnificent Palace visit here.
Storing hats properly will depend on the type of hats you have. Yesterday’s post about Maison Michel hats reminded me that I have a few hats piled up in the closet with no proper storage. Even when I tried to put one into each other there is always one that gets all squished up. The straw hats may be the easiest ones to store by hanging them on the walls or racks but the more delicate ones, the ones that require maintaining their shape need a better way of storage. Here are a few clever ways to display hats and how to properly store them. Enjoy!
I love the color red. The kid with a very dose of orange in it. It’s a very happy color that brightens up everything around it. Enjoy!
This home in Amsterdam, restored by Studio RUIM dates from 1666. The team made the home feel very livable and up to date while preserving the beauty of the old. Enjoy!
