The Corinthian Club - Glasgow, UK

Built as a bank and subsequently used as the city’s High Court, the Glasgow Ship Bank’s 1884 building has a long and distinguished history. It is now the Corinthian Club, a four-floor ‘pleasure palace’ comprising bars, restaurants and a casino, which recently reopened after a refurbishment by local design practice Graven Images.

The grandest space in the Corinthian Club is the Tellers Bar & Brasserie, which has a 7.5m-high glass dome. A previous scheme had not lived up to its potential, so Graven Images added some glamour with original French porter chairs, padded banquettes upholstered in purple, and zinc tables.

I love this atmosphere of bohemian French privacy, combined with american gloss. The space is amazing. Fresh, cosy, classy. I would love to have such a chair in my home! :)

Source: http://www.worldinteriordesignnetwork.com/ and http://www.thecorinthianclub.co.uk/

Industrial and romantic: home of photographer Amy Neusinger

Its becoming summer again. I already smell in in the air and hear it by the birds starting to sing very early under my window. So, my obsesstion with white interior come up again.

This time I want to show you the home of a very good photographer -  Amy Neunsinger

I like the combination of the industrial, feminine and very romantic styles. I would not want it myself, but it is very very very eye catching i think. have you ever seen it at anyone? Exactly! That is exactly what I am trying to say here!

Enjoy!

Source: http://www.lattelisa.blogspot.com/ and http://www.amyneunsinger.com/