An Iconic Argentinian Restaurant in Paris

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La Jeune Rue first project: Anahi, the argentinian restaurant is located in Marias, a backstreet in Paris. This restaurant was created 20 years ago by two sisters: Carmina and Pilar, who sold the place to the French Cédric Naudon. Naudon not only bought Anahi nu also 35 other businesses in the area, to create an entire village of design restaurants, bars and boutiques. And the first step is the cosy Anahi, designer Maud Bury added an incredible chic and modern interior with cool items. Using a lot of Gold to create an extra cosy atmosphere and filling the cracks in the wall. The restaurant has a lot of antique elements and an impressive ceiling.

Address: 49 rue Volta, 75003 Paris, France.
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Happy beachside at La Guingueta in Barca

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A new, just built this year, La Guingueta Beachside Bar & Restaurant in Barcelona, designed by Sandra Tarruella (Sandra Tarruella Interioristas). A new concept for a Tapas bar; adding freshness, warmth and giving the location a new addition.

The beach of Barcelona will have a totally new and refreshing bar, where Chef Carles Abellan, and his team, will prepare your food. Beautiful modern interior with natural wood tables, a warm palette of colors (red, orange, black and military green), no walls to get natural light and a cozy natural environment to get the ultimate feeling.

The bar also has a lounge area and corner to to enjoy a delicious cocktail or ice cream. A true eye-catcher for the Barcelona
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SLA BAR

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When you visite Amsterdam you much go to this amazing Salad bar! Sla already has 3 restaurants in Amsterdam located around the city, serving salades, healthy snacks, fair coffee, fresh juices and soups. And the meals can also be delivered at home for a healthy lunch or dinner!

A lovely concept where they prefer fresh, organic food with the best flavors. And you can taste that! So if you want a healthy and good meal, you definitely need to visite Sla!

Between Stories

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Turn Ordinary into Extraordinary

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Put two artist in one room and they create amazing things. Architect Richard Rogers and his designer son Ab Rogers got a combined brief to design a ladder, an object that “often is overlooked as ordinary” sad Ab. “And deserves to be elevated by thoughtful design.

The briefing came from designer Xenia Moseley, to create an oak structure with a seating area and small table on top.

Kropka: Little Cute Snackbar in Poland

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Creating a snackbar in a space of only 11.5 sqm? Leave that to space creators PB/Studio and Filip Kozarski, who can do so much with so little stuff. This little shop, Kropka in Gdynia, Poland, serves toasted baguettes, also know as Zapiekani, and pastries. In a space like this you have to be creative, so the designers maximised the space by turning it into an cute white shop with the workshop pegboards to organize the perfect place to hang kitchen equipment.

Photography courtesy, PB/Studio

LOVIN ME SOME MARBLE

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The Trend I Just Can’t Get Enough Of. Marble can do so much for your interior and give the touch it needs. It’s white with a touch of black and grey!

SILENT WHITE

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Sometimes I want to tell the people around me to shut the fuck up
So that I can listen to the voices in my head
But sometimes I’d like to tell the voices in my head to shut the fuck up too.. And simply enjoy the silence instead
Mea walker.

CHELSEA LOFT of HUSSEIN JAROUCHE

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Hussein Jarouche, the owner of Micasa, a furniture and object store located in São Paulo, and his girlfriend, interior decorator Ana Strumpf, visites New York for about 4 times a year. And when he get there he sleeps in his 87 m2 loft in Chelsea. Creating a space full with design, art and new ideas. Making a patchwork of old plates of brass lamps on the ceiling, hanging different kinds of animals on the wall, industrial objects (chairs, stairs and display cabinet) and of course a lot of art by Alex Katz, James Rosenquist and Damien Hirst.