For 18 months writer and editor Francesca Gavin travelled the world asking creative people for the chance to peek inside their homes. The findings are documented in the book Creative Space: Urban Homes of Artists and Innovators, featuring 30 homes including that of a favourite of mine, French graffiti artist Fafi. I'm feeling all inspired to go home and decorate!{images via Dazed & Confused Digitial}
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Nice post. These photographs are like looking into the heart of something--the chaotic clutter of picture four, the simple and bare necessities of picture two--tell us something about the people behind them. Funny how it's something we'd [mostly] overlook if we walked into their homes, but seeing them as pictures, alongside other rooms, all the differences and details are so noticeable.
ReplyDeleteFun post - how exciting it must have been to peer into the lives of creative souls!
ReplyDeleteHow interesting it is to see the spaces of the creative. Very interesting post!
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ReplyDeleteHow cute. I could imagine being in that first pic, lost myself in daydream land there for a second. Lovely post xxx
ReplyDeleteIt looks great, I'm always up for seeing inside creative peoples homes!
ReplyDeleteI love seeing other people's houses..you definately get a real feel for their personality. I like the third pic most...the high ceiling is great. Just the kind of house I'd love to have.
ReplyDeleteSo inspirational... I'm in desperate need of an interior change, and these will come in handy.
ReplyDeleteI love Fafi, too, her girls are amazing.
Beautiful! Man i love seeing inside peoples homes haha i'm such a creep :P
ReplyDeletei LOVE looking at photos of the workspaces of creative people. its always so inspirational. i wish my apartment wasn't the size of a shoebox so i could do something, anything as gorgeous as this! xxx
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That first space looks great!!!! I really want a study!!
ReplyDeletefor some reason i find the last photo my kind of work space..full of books to read and and lots of room for me to sit down on the floor and draw sometimes:)
ReplyDeleteThat first one is gorgeous. I like living breathing rooms, rather than ones decorated for architectural magazines.
ReplyDeleteLOVE the rotary phone in the second pic.
ReplyDeleteOH MAN! I love those kinda house! Mine will be like that in the future :))
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ReplyDeleteI have seen things similar to this it is absolutely amazing, a peek into the life of a home and its creator.
ReplyDeleteI love this photos!!!
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