Featured on Desire to Inspire!!

We are very excited to share the international design go to blog for all things inspiring in design has featured Natalie Younger Interior Design!  Always looking to the site to see what the creative duo Kim and Jo post everyday, we were estatic to hear that they loved our work and wanted to share it with all their faithful viewers...ahem...thanks Desire to Inspire!!

Via Desire to Inspire



Gorgeous Side Tables

These "side" tables are not just to cast off in the corner of the room next to the lonely chair to keep it company.  OH no, these should be front row center, they are all so amazingly different and interesting I want to use them all!  Although we can only chose one for this project..sigh...what an impact it will have.

1.Bauble Drum-Barbara Barry for Baker

2.Ridge Table-Chista

3.Colette Side Table-Magni Home

4.Forsyth Table-Holly Hunt Studio

5.Table-Ecart International-Ralph Pucci

6.Paris Side Table-Moura Starr

7.Quarry Accent Table-Barbara Barry for Baker

8.Octopus #3-Chista

9.Le Carlton Table-Christopher Guy

Feast for the Eyes!

One of my clients forwarded me this picture as inspiration! 

 Did I say heavenly!  I'm going, anyone else?

Hotel Viura-Spain

Hotel Viura is one of those beautiful places that has no qualms about showing off.  It's a risky mix for the locale and doesn't make a lot of sense other than the re-creation of the topography in relation to the stacked levels featuring jutted angles that you see around the hotel.  This building is reminiscent of the houses and such along the Almalfi Coast and would be a modern take next to the homes there.  But here it's just strange, but utterly fascinating.

Maison de Luxe-Greystone Showroom

Finally!  A room in a show house that blows your mind.  While there were the usual suspects--and I don't mean the designers, but the same old ideas just re-formatted in a less than daring way.  THIS room was incredibly innovative, so interesting and the juxtaposition of velvety luxe fabric benches cantilevered and hovering over thick sisal flooring, an infinity wall that is absolutely jaw dropping, to the gilded ceiling.  Oh and the backs of the benches are just too, too clever!!

Twilight room by Kendall Wilkinson, Photography courtesy of Grey Crawford for Maison de Luxe.

See more of the room and an interview with the designer via A Lovely Being

Wall Street Journal- House of the Day

Not too shabby... the Wall Street Journal has a blog where they showcase exceedingly expensive pads, most that are horribly designed ( I might add) however, I came across this new development of high rises in Hong Kong known as Imperial Cullinan, that actually looks like it should be expensive.  There isn't one inch of the roughly 2,000 sq. ft. flat hasn't been touched by some over the top design feature.  While the italian marble floors are just too beautiful, and the lighting plan has been designed to the last chandelier dripping with something dazzling, it just feels a bit off.  If you're lucky enough, you can move into the "Imperial Sky Manor" and slip right into your own private rooftop pool--all for the right price of course!

Sao Paulo Apartment

So much to love

via The Contemporist