on and on and on…. via

those amazing, amazing chairs found via ProjectFairytale…. they remind of honeycombs… Taylor Tomasi Hill photographed by Justin Chung orange syrup pancakes, they must taste delicious… really need to try the recipe, pancakes were my favorite dessert for a long, long time:) all pic via pinterest Also, a big thank you to Kim@Desiretoinspire for featuring DDD in Blog favourites as of late.

This fun eclectic Manhattan loft is the home of Chassie Post,  lifestyle editor at Gilt.com 🙂 How awesome are the walls? see more on heybillie

I think the title says it all… I always find fascinating using ladders for storage..  and that floor is just gorgeous! via

What do you think about glasses?  And no, I don’t mean prescription glasses or sunglasses, I’m referring to glassware, Murano glassware to be more exact.  Love it. Let me tell you a fun fact: Murano is an island in Venetian Lagoon, easy reachable from Venice itself by boat in the north of Italy and that original Murano glass is really

Bethenny Frankel’s renovated Tribeca loft, isn’t it beautiful? Major shoe envy over here, and closet space envy too. Coveting that Missoni for Target bike too… see more the before photos & more on trad home

By the creative duo of Simo Design! Isn’t this space just perfect? I’m loving the floor,  the color palette and the light pieces are amazing. www.2653vermont.com

This lovely home office belongs to Liz of Grey & Scout. I’m having a huuuge crush on her blog, shhh don’t tell her, but go check it out asap.

As you know, I’m a big fan of tv shoes and Mad Men has inspired a revival in 60s interior design. The style used most often on the show is Danish Modern, which was in the mid-century, and still remains, extremely affordable and durable. The iconic sets and styles seen on the show have brought retro back in a big

Shabby chic is all about romance! And what better place to start styling your shabby chic home than in the bedroom, where romance flourishes and grows. Shabby chic is all about comfort and elegance, and is characterized primarily by the need to create beauty out of the antique and forgotten.  Covered sofas, distressed furniture, old fashioned patterns, beach inspired colour palettes and