Bohemian Apartment by Incorporated
Incorporated Architecture & Design have designed the “Bohemian Apartment” in New York.
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Interiors: Incorporated Architecture & Design
Photography: Annie Schlechter
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Incorporated Architecture & Design have designed the “Bohemian Apartment” in New York.
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Interiors: Incorporated Architecture & Design
Photography: Annie Schlechter
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Ilya on 05 Sep 2012 at 6:59 am #
what a ridiculous space
LH on 05 Sep 2012 at 7:12 am #
Bwana chair/ottoman in the bookshelf room?
CDL on 06 Sep 2012 at 12:00 am #
Some cool ideas in the kids bedrooms, but ugly as sin otherwise.
the truth on 07 Sep 2012 at 9:51 am #
i love this space and can’t believe how overwhelmingly negative all of these short sighted comments are. if this is somehow an attempt at analytical criticism you are falling well short and should just give it a pass next time. if you don’t like being criticized you should realize that these stupid comments are nothing more than slinging mud – get over yourselves and piss off wankers.
marco on 10 Sep 2012 at 2:48 am #
well…this project has a strange charme…a kitsch-pop charme…yes sometimes “too much”…but i like the Freedom!
Dana on 14 Sep 2012 at 11:27 am #
No one should feel obligated to leave a positive comment about every room, but just saying something is ugly or ridiculous isn’t constructive and demonstrates no real analysis of the design.
While I’m a big fan of color, I prefer more subtle shades, like in the Orla Kiely print. Some of these colors are a little too saturated for my taste, and I find them a little jarring, but I can see how the rooms might be fun for a young family with children.
Pippa on 14 Sep 2012 at 11:34 pm #
There loads of fun, joyful elements in this space, which singularly appeal to me. It is overdone but that’s ok. It’s the completeness that doesn’t resonate with me, the rooms, colours, fittings are so decided, I think I prefer a space that can evolve over time, change quickly and absorb new elements easily!
Halle on 15 Sep 2012 at 2:28 pm #
While I might not make some of the same choices in my own design, I agree that the freedom of expression in these spaces is very refreshing! A question for the designer – the play and sleep structures for the children are wonderful but look quite permanent and in turn, oddly restrictive in terms of flexibility for future use. The kids will outgrow these in a few years – is there a plan for transitioning as the kids get older, or will there have to be a hefty remodel project?