If you feel there’s something that can be done to bring your living space closer to nature, don’t hesitate!

Besides, there’s really no need to justify placing a woodland mural in your bathroom. Just take note and reflect: It brings the nature closer than anything else, it’s always green and it doesn’t need watering! (the mural is a classic Surface View mural)

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Wood-craftsman since 1987, William Stranger makes sustainable furniture using wood salvaged from the urban landscape.

His deep respect for the environment pushed him to use responsibly acquired materials to make his furniture. Even so, William Stranger likes trees more than tables.

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This natural toned interior from the Aurora 162 Apartment is the harmonious work signed by Bark Architects. The project was made for an executive couple in Brisbane’s financial district (Australia).

This urban apartment is softened by the white leather and the ebony hardwood and refined by the chrome details, the trompe l’oeuil wall-mirror and the large canvas.

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Widely appreciated designer Hector Serrano worked a series of lighting products called V.

Fashionably cold and artfully efficient, the V ceiling lamps series is a kind representation of a supposed UFO. There’s also a V floor lamp available, just as beautiful as the ceiling lamp, design-proof that a simple (hair) bobby pin (Hector Serrano previously experienced with bobby pins) can inspire great shapes/objects.

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When it comes to decorating a living space area, it’s all down to your imagination. Whether it’s about colors or prints, shapes or silhouettes, a plain room can become the home you ever dreamed of. Or beyond your wildest imagination.

It’s all in the details. A piece here, a print there, bound them in a bouquet or just pick one item to make your room inspiration today. Robyn Karp Interiors:

Robyn Karp Interiors is a happy mother-daughter team. Based in NY, they come with very cozy and out-of-Manhattan ideas to make your house living-friendly. Also, the different perspective given by the age leap works in their benefit since they appear to take the hip and the traditional and make it an inspirational advantage-blend.

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The Californian Sebastopol Residence signed by Turnbull Griffin Haesloop Architects is a modest sized architectural beauty relying on the open view and the open space to create an impression of vastity.

The house belongs to two graphic designers and it was imagined and created as an open and communicative living design with decks located at either end of the house, decks opening onto paths leading to the beautiful pool on one side and on the studio/garage on the other.

The open floor plan, the clerestory windows, the decking, Sheetrock walls and Ipe flooring, it all works for a comfortable habitat with a spacious feeling to it. The house’s warm palette and the surrounding trees add to the peaceful overall impression. The Sebastopol Residence by TGH Architects is a great balance between modern and traditional, between nature and technology.

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This beautiful Birdhouse imagined and signed by the young French designer Emilie Cazin really is a work of urban art.

In the concrete context of our modern cities, this wooden birdhouse is an open invitation to nature. A hand reaching out to the wild.

Emilie Cazin created this Birdhouse in her natural need to connect with the nature, even if cloistered in a city apartment. Openly inspired by the urban building-landscape, with hanging antennas, the Birdhouse is a strange reminder of a parabolic antenna for nature.

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The Lake Tahoe Residence as designed by TGH Architects fully meets the client’s requests: to be a summer gathering place for an extended family, relaxed and simple.

Natural materials and neutral tones were used for this new summer house built on the footprint of a 1950s house and garage.

Sustainable and landscape friendly, the Lake Tahoe Residence by TGH Architects is a pleasant architectural view, fully integrated and surrounded by mature, tall trees. The warmth of the natural oak floors and the open view of the recycled glass counter tops make you feel comfortably free and traditional at the same time.

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Based on a suspicion I had for quite some time now, I came to the conclusion that wooden flooring and modern kitchen spaces do rather well together!

Why? Well let’s take small places for instance: it works out the space delimitation between your living/cuisine place. It’s just one flooring finish, creating the illusion of endless space (limited, true, but optically deceiving endless).

Second why? Because wood is just as resistant as any other flooring material (give or take some percentage), however, you cannot match a hardwood flooring’s warmth and looks. Opting for solid hardwood or laminate flooring is more a matter of budgets than aesthetics. Clearly the recommendation would go towards solid hardwood, but nowadays, laminate flooring can be an easy DIY solution to interior decoration boredom.

I could go on the pros list, the most important factor you’ll base your decision on is knowing how functional your kitchen space will really be and just how integrated it is/will be in your living space. Open kitchens tend to erase the fine line between the classic matriarchal destination of the kitchen space, making it more available for full living integration. (photos Neil Lerner, SN Collection)

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