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A fabulous mid-century modern home in Los Angeles

This a-ma-zing Los Angeles Home of stylist Jessica De Ruiter was shot by Pia Ulin for Kinfolk Home - interiors for slow living. How apt. I could do just that in this space - starting with the pool! At first I was struck by the fabulous architecture (the home was built in 1953), and then I peeped inside and fell in love with the decor too.  Formerly an artist's home and studio, the family have adapted the Silver-Lake home to their needs but kept many of the original features. I love the earthy tones and soft textures and will you just look at that built in sofa, nook, and storage as well as the classic mid-century pieces? What a truly inspiring space...










Photography: Pia Ulin - shared with kind permission. Kinfolk Home.

This is such a dream space. I could absolutely live 'slow' here - could you?!

A few items I know and love: Safari chair. Pick up original mid-century chairs at Live Auctioneers. Houseology sells super soft neutral toned blankets like these. White sheepskin rugs/ throws.

Even though I have a tiny garden I still squirrel away lots of swimming pool inspiration here. For that day when... 

More fabulous mid-century inspired homes include a Scandinavian home, a space in Berlin and a Gothenburg apartment. Got to love this style?!

Have a lovely day!

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  1. Beautiful interior, I love the paintings.

    http://toshibakes.blogspot.co.uk/

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  2. Oj så fint! Jag skulle verkligen inte tacka nej till att ha en sådan bokhylla i plywood hemma!!!

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  3. Gorgeous! I love the mix of white, black, and wooden decor. It's an amazing combo!

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  4. Stunning. Each photo is beautiful! I feel calmer just looking at the space. Thanks for sharing!

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  5. Any chance you know the indoor plant next to the chair with the stack of blankets?

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  6. The wooden details give such a nice warm feel to the home... All white could be a bit stark sometimes...

    http://www.wllwproject.com

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  7. Was this house used in the movie Hanging Up with Meg Ryan and Walter Matthieu? Looks familiar! Gorgeous!

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