by DesignBabylon on 29 January 2010
Ok, ok… so “curule” is really a smarty-pants-make-everyone-feel-dumb way of saying “x-based” stool, but don’t discount the “humble” stool’s contribution to interior design. The curule is also known as a Savanarola chair or a Dante chair. Whatever you call it, it is a classic piece that can be always incorporated into any decorating style.
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chair,
Chairs,
Curule chair,
Dante chair,
france,
French court,
home office,
Italy,
Marie Antoinette,
Napoleon,
Roman army,
Roman Republic,
Rome,
Savanarola chair,
Spain,
X-chair
by DesignBabylon on 12 August 2009
To say that my current home office is currently uninspiring would be a drastic understatement. How can I create inspired interiors for others when my own workspace is so…well…. lacking. It has all the great bones for becoming a great office but right now it’s kinda dark, which does nothing for this girl who lives for bright color and pattern.
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Amy Fine Collins,
Andrew Beers,
Brandon Barre Designer,
bright color,
Candice Olson,
Clare Donohue,
Evan Joseph Designer,
france,
home office,
house beautiful,
Jan Showers,
Mary McGee,
Ruthie Sommers,
Simon Upton Designer,
small space,
tear sheets,
Ted Yarwood,
Virginia Macdonald
by Brett on 3 August 2009
Because of the popularity of the open-plan, formal dining rooms are getting used less and less, so why not take your kitchen up a notch and have dinner parties there?
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apartment therapy,
côté maison,
decorpad.com,
dining room,
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france,
home office,
inspiration,
interior design,
kitchen,
kitchen island,
library,
open plan,
paris,
tableware,
work surface
