Why hello there! Everything's been so rushed today - and then I discovered the home of historian Tara Mayer in the moutains in North Vancouver, and everything came to a grinding halt. As pared-back spaces go, this one is breathtaking! If you love incredible architecture, rich textures (light wood, concrete, marble, wool...), neutral nuances, mid-century furniture and worldly art pieces, you're in for a real treat! Relax, put your feet up and enjoy!
Concrete floors add a surprising amont of texture to a space, even so, a fluffy, cosy rug like this beni ourain (this one* is similar) is a must!
I love how Tara has used simple oyster and cream sheepskins to cushion the mid-century furniture - they add just the right amount of softness to the space.
1. Carl Hansen & Son CH25 Easy chair
2. Custom made Beni Ourain rug
3. Nambé Kyoto Tea Pot*
4. Notary ceramics
Isn't this space beautiful?! I hope you enjoyed the tour as much as I did.
If you'd like to read a full interview and see more pics - check-out this feature over at Jenni Kayne.
Have a lovely evening!
Niki
All photos by Gillian Stevens.
I am swooning over this house. Absolutely swooning. I can hardly believe it's someone's home, and not an amazing showroom or.... I just LOVE it. Great find.
ReplyDeleteIt’s incredible! The only problem is, it makes me want to completely change my entire home!!
Deleteexquisite.....serene, so hard to put in words....like living on a cloud.
ReplyDeleteI can’t tell you how much I wrote and then re-wrote the words in this post - and still couldn’t quite give it justice! It’s such a beautiful home!!
DeleteNever thought marble and wood goes so well together! Kitchen is awesomely beautiful:)
ReplyDeleteAh great home. I'm so glad somebody else has as much sheep skin in their home as I do. What an inspiring space. Perfectly curated.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love the dining table, but I'm having trouble locating it. Anyone out there that knows what table it is?
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