… the home office of an artist, so inspiring! via

Imagine living here for a year, how would that be? Quite dreamy! Or ok, going on vacation in Costa Brava and staying here, dreamy also. Such a nice mix of retro and coastal, the pallet coffee table and the floor cushions that make up as a part of the sofa, beautiful!  photographed by Jordi Canosa found on thinksofhome

that stylish & elegant living room “attitude is the difference between an ordeal and adventure” that fabulous outfit of Olivia Palermo 

Favorite spaces featured on DDD’s inspiration station. Love this relaxing nook, so cozy and laid back yet the light piece gives it elegance. As the sun rises and the light graces the bed, guess mornings are extra dreamy in this homey bedroom. Wood piece swing as a bedside table , how awesome is that? The view, really, look at that view!

I think you’ll hate me a bit after you these pecan spice buttermilk pancakes by Laura of Blogging Over Thyme. Or you’ll like me more because you’ll try them and love them Recipe here. Happy weekend!

Whether you are spending more time inside because of the colder weather or devote many of your hours to being inside an office, the place you spend most or your time should be maximized to provide the best environment for those in it. With less time spent in the great outdoors and being more cooped up, it is important to

This dark beauty is located Harlem’s the coveted Graham Court in Harlem, in a turn-of-the-20th-century building commissioned by William Waldorf Astor. The home of interior designer Ron Marvin who transcribed his signature metropolitan style to the historic space and incorporated a new color palette. I do love the amazing dark shades throughout the home and the fab gold details, enjoy!

You know, there are some spaces that you wonder if they are real. Yes, so dreamy that they seem surreal. This is the case of the beautiful Como loft of Marco Vido, posted by S on Project Fairytale a couple of days ago. I selected just two shots from the home but go see it. The rooms burst with light

 chair // throw here // bedspread here // marble pillow here // wood bowl here // feather tray here // pear ornament here // candle here// glass ball here //

Continuing the theme of the week, and that’s number three, with three dreamy bedrooms… every single one in its own way… Photograghy:  Alexander van Berge | Styling: Cleo Scheulderman vtwonen.nl