8 Out of the blue 20 Mint condition 30 India Mahdavi 38 La vie en rose 48 Fun is all you need 60 Under a blue sky 74 Color me happy 84 Muller Van Severen 88 Room with a hue 100 Razzle dazzle 108 Candyshop 122 Color wheel 130 Cupboard love
140 Eclectic chic 146 Studiopepe 152 Color blocking in 3D 162 Make it colorful 174 Unconventional convent 186 Daria Zinovatnaya 192 Puzzle perfect 200 Glam & green 210 Masquespacio 216 Hall the way 224 Code red 234 Pirates of the Balearics
The large poster in the kitchen is by the Russian singer Viktor Tsoi, who was extremely popular in the eighties. According to Nuriev, he was “the Patti Smith of Russia.�
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Out of the blue When an interior—like Picasso—has a pink and a blue period WHAT WHERE WHO
A CLASSIC ONE-BEDROOM APARTMENT WITH LOFTY ALLURE. IN THE NEW YORK DISTRICT OF WILLIAMSBURG, HOTSPOT FOR THE HIP. THE RUSSIAN ARTIST, ARCHITECT, AND DESIGNER HARRY NURIEV.
PALETTE
EVERYDAY BLUE MONDAY.
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HE DESIGNED ALL THE FURNITURE HIMSELF AND CALLS IT MINI ARCHITECTURE.
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The kitchen was inspired by the dotted tiles of the iconic Italian designer Gio Ponti. The glass tiles were handmade by StudioSilice: an artisanal workshop in the heart of Rome.
The bookcase–designed by architect Annarita Aversa–contains a collection of objects selected by designer Martino Gamper. The yellow armchairs by L’Atelier de Recherche Plastique (A.R.P.) date back to 1953. The Gemstone Table by Dutch designer Hella Jongerius is from 2013.
The central stairwell looks as if it was lifted straight from a Piranesi drawing. The contrast between the white stairwell and the colorful surroundings further enhances the sculptural effect.
The chairs in the children’s room are from the Finnish brand Artek: a children’s version of the N65 chair.
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The kitchen’s eating area, with original plastic Joe Colombo chairs and a black marble table by Saarinen, all from the American brand Knoll. The rug is Moroccan.
CANDY CANE There would be color in her flat; that much was certain. She simply loves color. “I worked for David Chipperfield and other somewhat minimalist bureaus in London for a while. Since returning to Milan in 2009 and starting my own studio, I’ve been going at it all out,” she says with a laugh. “I love aged ‘dusty’ colors. In the living room and hall I went for a timeless sage green. For the corridor, the only space without direct daylight, I used deep cyan. The weathered old, blue strip leads to the bedroom, which is the same color. A dark tint like that in a bedroom seems to embrace you,” she explains. “I love layered interiors. That’s why I incorporate something unexpected into every project. In this case, it’s the candy-cane pink of the kitchen, which provides a cheerful, poppy tone. These walls were actually carrying this color long before it turned hip.”
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To create wider spaces, Lacasa had iron pillars installed. The two white antique amazon sculptures were bought from a Parisian antique dealer. The pink-velvet wing chairs and rural coffee table come from La Europea in Madrid. Right behind the red sofa is a new-edition Jean ProuvĂŠ armchair by Vitra. The sitting area holds a lot of contemporary design items: the red sofa by the Bouroullec brothers, the cork stools by Jasper Morrison, and the marble coffee table by Piero Lissoni.
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