Photography by Morten Holtum for bo-bodre.no

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Peculiar title, now? Let give a bit more details… this gorgeous Scandinavian space is the featured on the cover of the first issue of MyHome Magazine… which you can check out & order here.

I’m living for Brussels in like two hours and guess what? Yep, that’s right, I didn’t pack, ha! I’ll live this here for you to enjoy, because it’s candy for my eyes. psss: if you want to see snaps from my trip check out my personal instagram here & for more dreamy deco follow the blog on instagram @dailydreamdecor (

Believe it or not this apartment is the home of a family of five, so how it is so relaxed and dreamy? Beats me, I can’t even keep my room tidy more than one day… and as I’m writing this I’m looking at the chaos on my desk… Anyway back to this spacious 130 sqm apartment flooded with natural light

In the Gothenburg’s new cityscape, with a large balcony just perfect for people watching, this turn of the century apartment is just dreamy. Love the preserved original features such as tiled floor, stucco and tiled stove! Entrance

A classic 1900’s Copenhagen apartment but with a modern twist. Photos by Birgitta Wolfgang via Bo Bedre via DustJacket Attic

This lovely apartment in Belarus is the home of a young couple who loves to travel and is a big fan of Nordic design. The wood walls and flooring along with  the muted pastel colour palette maximize the space and gives it a more  cozy feel. Jenya Lykasova

When I think of drama, I think of Gossip Girl somehow, with all its glorious prep school dramas. I’m pretty sure you know what I’m thinking about. Well, this dreamy home office by Studio McGee of Salt Lake City is another type of dramatic, the good kind. Light and airy but with a big personality mainly because of the amazing

Starting the week with a charming small loft in Brooklyn, home of two talented people, a designer & an architect, Nora & Adam. When they bought this 650-square-foot one-bedroom apartment in Park Slope, they instantly knew they have to renovated in a major way but with a not so major budget. The space was originally divided into four small rooms.