Trine Thorsen is one of my favorite interior photographers. Her portfolio is filled with so many beautiful images! I mentioned my love for purple tones in the last post and here these colors appear again. Combined with green and other colorful splashes it looks so beautiful, don't you think? And because I'm a collector of all kind of decorative things, I'm always happy to see homes with a lot of details to discover.
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Colors with great impact - Thank you for sharing :)
hello grom Graz, Austria! -Anita
wow i love these pics! can you recommend any other interior photographers to me? I like James Merrell. But i'm always looking for more inspiration to make my home beautiful.
I love the first one, the second one, the third one ... I love them ALL !!! thanks for sharing.
These photos have a terrific casual, comfortable feel to them.
I love all the distressed furniture and vintage accessories. Seeing great photos like this always makes me wonder: Why does my "distressed" furniture just look old and ugly?
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Beautiful pictures!
Hi Anita, nice to have you as a reader here :)
And thank you to everyone for your comments!
setyourselfonfire: James Merell is great. I also really like his work.
I think, you might like the work of Sofie Andersson and Lisa Cohen.
I'm also going to introduce photographers in the future here on Visual Notes. There are so many great photographers and stylists out there.
absolutely gorgeous pictures, i agree!
may i add some more to the list of great interior photographers? - i love, as well:
polly wreford,
debi treloar,
brigitta wolfgang drejer,
anthony webb,
ingrid rasmussen,
andrew wood.....
these are so lovely, I don't usually decorate with purple in my own home but it does look wonderful in these images.
Ieva, thank you for sharing also your favorite photographers!
These are beautiful. I love the colours and all the colour added through accessories. Hope you had a lovely weekend.
Kerry.
Her portfolio is amazing. I love this house so much - there are so many wonderful details and it's all so cohesive at the same time.
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