Project Apollo Archive

These Flickr albums is worth seeing. Such impressive images from the first time in history human kind landed in moon.

Casa Hemeroscopium

by Ensamble Studio

François Champsaur

Amazing interiors designed by François Champsaur are pure inspiration.

Studio Gustav

On my research of spaces with personality and style I found Oliver Gustav Studio

Juergen Teller

http://juergenteller.tumblr.com

Vincezo de Cotiis

Following previous posts about things that are inspiring me right now. Vincenzo de Cotiis has a very specific personal style caring a lot about the detail. He is honest with material and has this industrail which look that is so trendy right now.

Gainsbury & Whiting

The production company behind all Alexander McQueen fashion shows, nothing else needs to be said

gainsburyandwhiting.com

Architecture at Large

It is nice to put a name after some of the references I have been using for the past years. Architecture at Large is a New York base interior architecture and design company with an extreme but delicate taste for design.

Duane Michals

I see Fashion Everywhere

a very cool blog for fashion lovers...

http://whereiseefashion.tumblr.com/

Joseph Dirand

It has been a while since I post anything. The main reason why it is because the purpose of the blog it is obsolete as Pinterest it is now my image reference storage and inspiration. Plus I have not had done that much research for the last year. 

While I am in the process of transition to a new blog format in which I am going to write more about my ideas about architecture and design, I am going to try to compile a series of entries with my references used for the past year or so...

A while ago I shared on my Twitter account a Joseph Dirand interview for the New York Times. He shows his amazing apartment in Paris. Somehow it condensed his style and approach to design. I consider mr Dirand work one of the most relevant interior designers and architects of the moment. His work condense a a-temporary, universal, European approach to design that distance from the Scandinavian trend we have been having for the past 10 years. A more grow up minimalist style that combines rich materials, with vintage classic designs. All his projects are a useful reference and inspiration for any of the projects I have work for the past year.