And what happens when the sacred becomes profane?
The amazing (church) conversions below (and the idea for this post) were found at "design traveller" (one of my favourite blogs). Check it out here (you won't be disappointed, I promise)
white rabbit restaurant and bar, singapore
500 years old building in Barcelona
Converted church building in Cape Town
Have a fantastic day :)
Claudia xo
The restaurant converted from a church looks gorgeous and cool. And I also love the cowhide bench ottoman in the last picture.
ReplyDeleteAwesome finds, Claudia!
Jessie
www.mixandchic.com
Hello Claudia:
ReplyDeleteSuch a very interesting and topical post in an age where, certainly in the UK, more and more churches are becoming redundant and where new uses for them must be found. Large spaces, particularly in remote country districts, are not readily filled. Too large for domestic use, too isolated for business. These images present some most imaginative solutions.
Wow, they are truly amazing. Thanks for dropping by Beach Vintage and supporting my guest blogger whilst I was away.
ReplyDeleteI love some of these spaces. Checked out that blog. It's awesome. Thanks for sharing Claudia.
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That last photo is breathtaking. Well they all are but the last one especially. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThose places look amazing! What an eye to see a hidden gem
ReplyDeleteSuch gorgeous images!
ReplyDeleteParticularly love the top two, beautiful spaces!
Abigail x
Www.abigailsplace8.blogspot.com
WOW Claudia!! Such a gorgeous places. Especially the White Rabbit Restaurant and bar, in Singapore. Great post girl ... Also thank YOU for visit my site, I truly appreciate it. ^____^
ReplyDeleteSunshine & smiles to you always! (((-: