Read about Tom Scheere in the August issue of New York Time’s T Magazine. His. Interiors. Take a peak and notice the common elements: circles, attention to form, and ease–without fear of print and color and plants in most every room. He apparently has a thing for Ikea, which is hard to ridicule. So much to take from his thoughts and this excerpt:
‘Look at a floor plan of a David Adler house and compare it to a fancy house today–these’s such a discrepancy.’ The lesson is one for decorators and clients alike: don’t build so big; don’t mistake complication for quality; and don’t try so hard.
Look at your spaces and study his. Notice the ease by which your eyes track each component of his interiors and ‘don’t try too hard,’ yourself!
Photos courtesy of Tom Scheerer Incorporated.
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