interiors Midcentury, New York
design christina loucks
photo heidi geldhauser
photo heidi geldhauser
Example of a 1950s home design design in New York — Houzz
What Houzz contributors are saying:
Laura Gaskill added this to 10 Ways to Boost Creativity by Doing Less
1. Think less. When you have a million things on your mind, it is impossible to focus on just one. Practice taking a mindful minute to refocus yourself at certain intervals each day. Using a routine you already do as a cue (like making tea) can make it much easier to remember to do this. You don’t need any special equipment or skills to practice mindfulness — simply focus on your breathing and notice your thoughts as they occur, without holding on to any of them.
Janet Dunn added this to How to Relax and Put Housework in Its Place
My first act of rebellion after leaving home was to not make the bed every morning — and nothing bad happened. Thanks to the duvet, bed making has never been so easy. The fashion for crushed linen-look sheets has also been a boon. Wouldn’t you rather collapse into a slightly disheveled bed like this than one with ironed knife-pleated pillowcases and hospital corners?Stress less: “No one ever died from sleeping in an unmade bed.” — Erma Bombeck, columnist
What Houzzers are commenting on:
amymchase added this to Beautifying the Chase Home with Molly
I like the empty, warm tone frames on the textured wall and the white sheets. Feels like possibilities.
Enlarge MinamiAoyama added this to Room イメージ
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opaque64 added this to opaque64's ideas
white sheets and zigzag pillows
dcbingham added this to Summit77
empty frames all mixed could be a cool wall feature - especially if they were big enough to 'float' canvas wrapped prints inside them
