Why, hello! There's been quite a few Christmas posts here on MSH over the past few days (including a
watch give-away - still time
to enter hurry!),
DIY inspiration, a Nordic
gift guide and even a few festive touches from
my own home! So today I thought I'd give us all a breather and go for something non-Christmassy! A beautiful Brooklyn brownstone dating back to 1910 to be precise. Home to Jeff Madalena, co-founder of clothing brand
Oak and Jason Gnewikow, a former musician and graphic designer and founder of
Athletics agency- you could say creativity is in their blood! The pair has transformed their four storey home into a magnificent, pared-back monochrome space in which to unwind from their hectic daily lives. Think statement pieces, quirky art and a lovely roaring fire.....
Wow! There's so much breathing space it makes me feel calm and relaxed just looking at it (not bad for a Monday!). Loving the large plants and soft textiles too - which give the home a lovely soft touch.
A few items I know and love:
sitting room- Serge Mouille
floor lamp,
sheepskin throws, recreate white side cabinets like these using the
bestå series from IKEA (like the top stylists!) - and pep up with
Superfront!
Dining room-
Salt chairs,
bedroom - white
linen bedding.
If anyone can shed some light on those fab ceiling and wall lights, I'd be so happy!
See more pics and the full tour over at
Dwell.
And a little link love to brighten up the start of the week:
Three other brownstones I love - including one with a
mid-century touch, one with
striking contrasts and a cool
monochrome space. Got to love Brooklyn!
What a beautiful
table setting? (those stonewashed
napkins!).
Ten tips for
styling a small space.
Dip
here anyone?! How spectacular?!
A new insta
favourite!
Stop,
click and dream for a minute.
And that's it from me, have a wonderful start to the week!
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