Office Minimalist: country

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What do you think of this Scandinavian beauty with a rustic twist

Posted by Mr Wong at 9:59 AM 0

Happy Friday! I think this space out of House Beautiful is a refreshing change of pace in that it keeps with a lot of the Scandinavian characteristics we all know and love, but diverges from everything being based in white and takes on a warmer, more country feel. What do you think?

Love maps as art.

I always like to see another artist's inspiration board/work space.

Glamorous: French decor and bohemian style home decor

Posted by Mr Wong at 8:54 AM 0

I'd never heard of FCL until I saw their ad in this month's Elle Decor. I liked what I saw and checked out their website, where I saw even more things I liked! THey categorize the merchandise into four catagories - "Bohemian," "Classique,"Crème Fraîche," "Country Chic," and "Naturelle." Which look is the closest to yours?

A. Bohemian

B. Classique

C. Crème Fraîche

D. Country Chic

E. Naturelle

Some more random shots from the site:

My style is definitely bohemian, or atleast, I'd like my space to look that worldy, with a mix of old and new. How about you?

via FCL

Classic country or Modern country? Which are you?

Posted by Mr Wong at 2:08 PM 0

I like country style - but country style can encompass sooooo many looks. I thought I'd see which way you guys leaned - "traditional" country, or "modern" country.

Lets start with classic country:

Love this organized but full-of-charm home office.

Gorgeous - and the chicken wire screens are great too.

...or do you like a more contemporary country?

This bedroom is so stunning - and the monochromatic palette keeps the damask from being too busy for a bedroom

Amy Butler's workspace!

Which do you prefer?
all images via Country Living

Interior photographer portfolio - a light and airy treat

Posted by Mr Wong at 1:21 PM 0

This is the portfolio of Maree Homer. I love the blend of country, modern, down-to-earth lived-inness (prob. not a real word) that these homes capture. One day when I finally stop moving once a year I hope to achieve such a comforting home.