Imagine combining all of these interior photographs by Matthew Williams and creating one, big, beautiful space…
Where everything is beautiful, even when messy, the lighting is always perfect and the stacks of books & pillows look like works of art. So pretty.
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I’m just loving the neutral palette of Kelly Klein’s Palm Beach home. The wood against white has a surprising calming effect and adds just the right amount of texture to the overall minimalist style.
Kelly was wife to Calvin Klein, but the two divorced in 2006. She is a noted photographer and author (her sixth book, Pools: Reflections, a sequel to the 1992 bestseller Pools, will be published by Rizzoli next month). Working with David Piscuskas of 1100 Architect, Kelly built an intimate getaway that’s a perfect fit for her blissful new life.
“I wanted something a little Neutra, a little Ando, a little Bauhaus–y. I knew in my mind how I wanted to live here—in an indoor-outdoor house, enjoying the breeze off the water, with the family always together,” Klein says. “I find that in big houses everybody is always in a different room, no one can find each other. I was going to build a really compact house. I call the four bedrooms my hotel rooms.”
Source: architecturaldigest.com
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Along the tropical belt of KwaZulu-Natal, nestled amongst the palm and giant milkwood trees lies Teremok Marine, a luxurious five-star boutique lodge. Teremok Marine Boutique Hotel and Spa is one of those rare places with a wonderful history but is thoroughly contemporary.
Built in the late 1950’s, Teremok was intended as the holiday home of a Russian traveller. Aptly named, as the word means ‘little hideaway’ – and a hideaway it certainly is. Situated just a kilometre from the hustle and bustle of Umhlanga village’s shops, restaurants and popular beaches, Teremok is a haven of tranquillity nestled among ancient milkwood trees.
All eight suites are unique in design, layout and feel with small subtleties like individual scent and mood-music, creating an enchanting atmosphere. Each suite translates some of the house’s heritage through decor and art. The attention to detail and commitment to making guests feel at home is evident throughout — a feast for the senses indeed. We stayed in the Zodiac Suite and were totally enchanted, but it is certainly worth dragging yourself away from your suite for the delicious breakfast served alfresco or for a truly indulgent treatment in the Spa.
Teremok is the perfect combination of all the things that make for a fabulous break.
via houseandleisure.co.za; http://www.teremok.co.za
