Ahh, how beautiful is this home office? Love, love, the marble board! via the design chaser

relaxed bedroom with awesome details, see the books and light piece? via “you should not have to rip yourself into pieces to keep other whole” easy summer outfits, this one is from madewell

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This white industrial loft was designed to be a big empty boxy in an old wool mill in Rome. It does remind of a doll house though, because of the openness and the stairs. Anyway, the huge windows, tall ceiling and all of the light, make this space so, so dreamy!  Oh yes, and the pallet  bed of course 🙂 

Remember Lem’s? Showed you a uber dreamy sofa a couple of months ago, before Easter, this one. Well, this time it’s all about mixing and matching with their new living boxes, which I find, quite ingenious.  Why? Because you can design yourself your own living room furniture without a headache.  They are super customizable, there is a wide range of

Old, dilapidated houses may not be everyone’s first choice for a first home, but to some intrepid homeowners, they can seem like paradise. With a low asking price and ample opportunity, a fixer-upper can be transformed into a perfectly personalized dream home for much less expense than turn-key houses. A fixer-upper can be one of the best real estate investments

This beauty is the home of designer Hanne Berzant, somewhere north of Copenhagen, close to the forest and the beach. The idea behind the design is pretty simple, Nordic nature;so the space is full of lovely natural light, and the interaction with nature is emphasized by the many wood elements. via boligliv

A gorgeous split-level weatherboard home on Sydney’s Northern Beaches, with original features mixed with contemporary additions. mydomaine

I actually don’t really know how to name the bedroom bellow but I really love the placement of the bed. Aww and the posters.. and the quilt which you can find here.

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