Eclectic Home Made Delicate restaurant in Milan

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50s style, antique, eclectic, Home-Made Delicate, Le Corbusier, Luca Rossire, Milan, minimalist, Napoleon III, patio, Patricia Urquiola, restaurant, Riccardo Salvi, wallpaper

The Home Made Delicate restaurant in Milan is an exquisite place which offers clients a home-like atmosphere. Designed by Milanese architects Luca Rossire and Riccardo Salvi, the space is divided into various ’rooms’ as in any home, from the dining area to the ’living room’, and in the rear, a garden and patio welcome visitors to relax. The interior design is an eclectic mixture of styles – 50s spirit, with colors such as green, black and white, is combined with minimalist furniture, a black Napoleon III sideboard and antique objects. In the patio, a dining table Le Corbusier is complemented by Patricia Urquiola’s green Re-Trouvé wire chairs. All this creates a surprising and unique environment. 

Flat Tables covered with epoxy resin by Jo Nagasaka

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antique, epoxy resin, Flat table, Flat table peeled, japanese, Jo Nagasaka, neon, option!, smooth, table

Tokyo-based architect Jo Nagasaka designed ‘Flat tables’ series for dutch comtemporary store Options!. Nagasaka began working on ‘flat tables’ in 2009, whereby he poured epoxy resin on table surfaces to fill the irregularities. Last year at Milan Design Week, he presented the ‘flat table peeled’ series, a contemporary version of the traditional Japanese “Hassoku Dai”, a table with 8 legs: Nagasaka used bright neon colored resin to smooth the uneven cedar plank surface, for a stunning effect. For Options! this year, the designer takes antique tables and desks and top them off with a thick ‘icing’ of vibrant turquoise, yellow, green and purple resin. I like!

Jo Nagasaka – Flat Tables

Tine K Home PURE collection

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accessories, antique, basket, blue, ceramic, cushions, danish, glass, grey, Höganäs, lamp, Linen, pot, pure, spring, Tine K Home, Tine Kjeldsen, vase, White

Spring has come with the new PURE collection from Danish company Tine K Home. I was delighted this morning to find in my mailbox amazing pictures from their Swedish showroom, an old ceramic factory in Höganäs, where Tine K team created a springlike atmosphere to present the new collection. I love the crisp and rough look of their home and lifestyle accessories, that include cushions, quilts, linens, lamps, ceramics, glass and more. Lots of whites and smokey grays in the new collection with hints of blue for a stylish look that never feels cold. All the more when the products are presented in that gorgeous open space with white washed beams and together with antique looking furniture!

If you haven’t seen yet the new Tine K Home catalog, below is a selection of beautifully styled pictures, plus some shots from the Höganäs showroom for a taste of spring!