Lately, I’ve been dreaming more then usual. The idea of finding the perfect living space to renovate and decorate is increasingly calling my name. I especially love the idea of converting a large factory loft into a beautiful living space.
Ochs Design designed this gorgeous artist studio in Williamsburg. I happened to be staying in the Brooklyn neighborhood just two weeks ago, and Williamsburg is an absolute gem.
Click here to see this gorgeous Hollywood home by designers Woodson and Rummerfield.
Shoot Factory showcases some lovely homes across the world- I’m especially enamored with the Villa Ludovica. The house used to be a convent, and dates back to the 17th century.
The March issue of Elle Decor features the fairly modest five-bedrooom home of director/producer Brett Ratner. Set in the Hollywood Hills, the home was built in 1927 by Hoover Dam architect Gordon B. Kaufmann. It holds a rich history of tenants, including Ingrid Bergman, director Richard Quine (& Kim Novak), James Kaan and Alan Carr. It’s absolutely gorgeous- in great thanks to interior designer Waldo Fernandez.
{Photos courtesy of Elle Decor}
I’m off to Chicago on Monday, and I’d love nothing more then a chance to visit some of Frank Lloyd Wright‘s architectural beauties. Instead, I’ll be stuck in a suburb shooting b-roll in the cold. The bf is a huge fan of Wright, and I’d love for us to see it all up close.
