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Aah, one of my favourite furniture makers from very early on, Tara Tagore. I may not be doing justice to her whole range of creations, since what I’m featuring here had been purchased for my moroccan home back in summer 2007. There is tons more at her store, Melino Style, which is bursting at the seams with reproductions of furniture from many exotic places in the world, where she has been, globe-trotter that she is.
The modern northern-african Muscat house at Scarlet Creative feels as open as it is also private, with its many labyrinthine rooms and corridors that are shielded only by blinds, which will still let the air and light flow freely. The layout of the house offers the ability to either spend additional time decorating and personalising the numerous sectionned spaces or to leave most of them bare, in the minimalistic spirit that the house was originally built in, using only the matching furniture provided for the house, being therefore equally as suitable for the interior design freak or the bachelor who wants a smart home right out of the box, with minimal effort involved.
A wide range of other clean, minimalistic western prefabs, of all sizes and shapes, is also available at Scarlet Creative Modern Homes.
It’s there. Ignore the tacky french people and walk away from the marketplace and around the alleyways for some pretty sightseeing.
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Modern northern african furnishings, both in minimal or traditional flavours, by Reda Bertolucci. It’s beautifully textured, with enormous attention to detail. The subscrib-o-matic at the NOTsoBAD mainstore will also welcome you with a permanent gift: a free cushion, scripted with 16 different textures, a very nice book and some animations to pretend that you’re reading it (shown in the last picture).
After some remodelling at the Tableau Society for Well-Being, prefab makers Barnesworth Anubis, Ingrid Ingersoll and Cory Edo are reopening their respective stores and are inviting you to visit their displays this week-end, with decorative gifts awaiting you at twenty of their demo locations (the Wu house being the one I liked most out of the list!).
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