Today's home has a very different look from yesterday's Stockholm apartment, even though they are both decorated in monochrome. This double fronted weatherboard cottage in Melbourne was seamlessly adapted by Techne Architects. I love the way the light falls in the house and the way wood is used to soften the black and white interior.
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| Techne Architects. Photography: Thomas Blachford with kind permission via Dust Jacket |
Which monochrome home is more your style - today's or yesterdays? Or perhaps this Finnish one or this Danish one?! So many different ways to do black and white!
Completely love this colour scheme, it's a winner
ReplyDeleteSuper lovely.
ReplyDeleteI love this one, the woods really warm up the palette. It also has me itching to get painting the dark grey wall I have planned.
ReplyDeleteI love the books in this one, but the Danish one is my favorite. Maybe it is because my parents are Danish - it is in the blood!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great place again !! Thank you !!
ReplyDeleteI just adore the stylish shelving configurations you've got for your books. With all the books I read I sure need one, haha! You have a beautiful home, thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLove the bright white look of the house. Black and white is definitely a bold decision that can go wrong a million ways, but the colorful accents and those beautiful wood guest chairs in the kitchen pull it off nicely. Wonderful job!
ReplyDeleteI love the simplicity and futuristic appearance of your design, Thumbs up!
ReplyDeletewhat colour is on the wall with the photos...dark grey but actual paint colour?
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