This idyllic house in Falsterbo, Sweden, is surrounded by more than a hundred various types of roses. The beautiful wooden house was built in 1901 and has been painted in gray and white. The owners have successfully tried to keep the summer feeling of the house by keeping atmosphere light and airy. images by Petra Bindel
Working with a monochrome palette, interior designer Pamela Makin plays with contrasts in tone and texture in this revamped house in Sydney.Forget shades of grey – interior designer Pamela Makin sees the world in black and white with nothing in between. Her work is a celebration of contrasts, not just in palette but also in texture – the rough and the smooth, the old and the contemporary, the raw and polished .Tribal elements and bone artworks add a casual, natural feel to smart furnishings that could look a little too urban and formal.
A two-bedroom city apartment was given a monochrome makeover by French design duo Pierre Emmanuel and Stephane Garotin of Maison Hand.
Villa Bel Colle was built in Rungsted, Denmark in the 1900’s. The newest owners decided to lighten up the interiors, by going all-white, along with bold black accents and furnishing the house in an eclectic style
