Hello !
Last week we shared natural inspirations with you. At Babel Brune, we love bright colors. However, we cannot deny that natural colors and raw materials bring a soft atmosphere to our homes.
In our first publication, we chose to highlight the ZIG ZAG chair designed in 1934 by Gerrit Rietveld. It is in a vintage interior that the Neal Beckstedt studio (@nealbeckstedt) places this solid wood chair, as a tone-on-tone decorative element on a wooden partition. The clean lines of the chair and the corners of the room are also highlighted by the tiling work of Exquise Surfaces (@exquisitesurfaces)
Credit photo: @stephenkentjohnson
To illustrate the palette of the week, it is the work of a Greek artist designer that we have chosen to share with you. Inspired by the beauty of nature and the materials of the earth, Linda Pappa has worked earth-dyed fabric on a painted wooden board. A great example of mixing and transforming materials!
Credit: @linda___pappa
Favorite for Kaitlyn's kitchen designed by the Garza interiors studio in Dallas. Here, a multitude of materials come together to create a very successful 60s atmosphere. The white terrazzo countertop sits alongside wooden cabinets and terracotta tiled floors. There is also a set of vintage metal and plywood chairs from the 70s.
Credits : @harrisvintage @concretecollaborative @mattigreshaminteriors @buildtxsolutions @garzainteriors
See you this week for a new palette and 8 Design and Arts inspirations!
See you soon,
Valentine, Designer Textile chez Babel Brune
