Creative decorating ideas – finds the street and works of art in a house in Amsterdam

The Art Hyland Mather Amsterdam merchant and his family make many discoveries of the road in his rental home. And in a city like Amsterdam, there are only two criteria take something – to have an individual to be unique and cool way. Nearly two decades Mather has worked in the world of art and so he collected many works of art. This can be seen everywhere – a pallet coffee table and chairs, the streets are discovered. View of the house
Who lives there: Hyland Mather; his wife, designer embroidery Malia Mather; and his son Addison
Location: Amsterdam
Size: 90 square meters, 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom display

A collection of contemporary art change hangs on the gray wall in the living room

The display table in front of the sofa is made from wood Baupaletten dismantled Mather, loop, painted and put in place. Hyland and Malia like to take a lot of things they find in the street as something worthy. Mather works in art galleries since the mid-1990s Now he is involved in the gallery of memory. The walls of the gallery are some of his favorite artists, including Evan Hecox and Faile. Mather had a white wall, where he could experiment. Thus, after several changes this composition found. Many of the works are in the Battalion The sofa is very comfortable and the blanket and pillows make the cold winter days to warm Amsterdam. A shelving system by Poul Cadovius entire length of the living room extends long, with a collection of works of art rotation. The constant changes have the inspiration does not know. Mather can not live in areas with a finished look. He found almost all the chairs in the street. Some of them are really nice, there are old wooden chairs from the school, the classics of mid-century and Danish pieces from the late 60s -. A total mixture, the largest model Blek Le Rat androgen with an angel playing the violin, which is the most popular work of Mather The family gathers around the kitchen table. Since the kitchen has a limited storage space, family, kitchen utensils hangs on a single shelf. It saves space and creates an inviting atmosphere for cooking Looking for a new home Mather was attracted by the clean lines and floor to ceiling windows in the living room
The house was originally in a state without joy, and the family has gradually renovated Mather likes to sit in this chair in brown leather by his father Because the works he reads and thinks and everyone knows that only Mather sits there. The stencil artist Amanda Marie's work on top of the bed of the mother painted. The tablet comes from the street The bedside table is made ​​from reclaimed wood The family is proud that so many things are or renewed in his house. Amsterdam is full of large and small discoveries. Mather returns with his son Addison on the couch