ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 11月10日 02時40分
In @tmagazine: Danish designer @NadiaOliveSchnack's #Copenhagen home mixes unexpected, even clashing hues with an almost anarchic disrespect for convention. Since leaving the venerable Danish design firm Tapet-Cafe to launch her own interior design company in 2016, Schnack has attracted clients united by their love of wild color combinations. “Making a house is like art,” she says. “If you pull something out, everything collapses and it doesn’t work. If a client says, ‘I don’t like that blue,’ it breaks my heart.” In the dining area of her 3,2000-square-foot home, pictured here, the walls are a glossy Farrow & Ball lilac called Sugared Almond, the overhead light is a vermilion cone, the floors are a natural and unvarnished gray, the table is by #PoulKjaerholm and the Day-Glo art is by #RupprechtGeiger. Visit the link in our bio to see more inside Nadia’s unconventional home. Photo by @Holtermand. #TTravelIssue
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