The most dreamy spaces featured this week on DDD’s inspiration station…. Office with a view, looks like Paris to me  Ritz-Carlton Showcase Apartment by Samantha Todhunter  Dreaming of Christmas Clever way to define a space. Cozy corner

A super delicious looking cheesecake with Bailey’s! I love cheesecake and I love Bailey’s, so these two together must be divine. Still, I’m vegan until Christmas, so I’ll be craving watching from the distance… Get the recipe on katieatthekitchendoor.com

I’ve been super busy lately, and I might go m.i.a. these days, hopefully not, but bear with me. Another slightly masculine interior, this time a bedroom. What do you think about a pallet headboard? I think it looks great and gives the space a bit of industrial flair.   via

Love, love, love the textures, prints and colors in this room. Such a happy and fun space. via

A really dreamy classic bathroom with great tile work and soft mint cabinets. This pretty space is in Atlanta and it was by Mark WIlliams Design Associates.

Hello there, black walls! A 646-square-foot apartment in Berlin, decorated in a very confident and a bit manly way, just look a the dark color palette, and with a clever tricks to save space.  Ok, you can read all about it on dwell.

I’ve always been a fan of color blocking, bright neon colors on other and slightly chill ones when it comes to my wardrobe.  White interiors with a tad of black or dark navy blue work great in winter, if you are fan of color blocking but you don’t want your room to give you headaches. Love these two living rooms,

A two stories beautiful and quite quirky late-19th-century house in west London. Things I love about it: the painted kitchen cabinets, they do give a country flare to the space the luxurious texture mix in the bedroom, fab the black-steel-framed windows that give definition to the layout of the interior. house to home uk

For today, an adorable and neutral, nursery for both, girls & boys. It is a great idea to go for a white, soft & pure, space with elegant gold accents when you don’t know the gender of your little bundle of joy in advance. This one is whimsical and mixes different styles, delicate materials and textures. Photography by Ashley Capp

A relaxing home office in a Brussels huge cellar old mansion, which was once the farmyard and canteen, in a time that the house was an orphanage. Since then, it was renovated into a  poetic and serene space. More of the house on milkmagazine.net