Is it me or this light is kinda magic? Well, the whole space is magic and very elegant… elmueble
All white workspace
The lovely all white workspace of Katerina.
Your Monday dreamy bedroom fix
Woke up this morning with a longing to stay in bed.. Of course I couldn’t to that because on Thursday I’m going to Berlin for a couple of days and have to leave everything in order until then. But, I swear, if I had a bedroom like this one, getting out of bed would have been a big problem for
5 dreamy spaces 06.09.2015
Fav spaces featured on DDD’s inspiration station
You have to see this dreamy Scandinavian apartment
I think this is one of my favorite Scandinavian apartments featured on the blog, so, so, dreamy. The house was built in 1878 in neo-Renaissance style. It is well preserved, both exterior and interior and has a carefully restored staircase adorned with beautiful cherubs, marble paintings stained glass patterned original windows. The space has a part of its original features
One dreamy penthouse in Barcelona
A beautiful penthouse located on the outskirts of Barcelona. Two predominant vibes complement and coexist without bothering each other. First is the clear need for intimacy that can be seen in the bedroom area, in which each family member has his private retreat. In contrast to this intimate concept, the common areas share is one open space: living room, kitchen
Dreamy sophisticated kitchen
with a French apothecary feel… via
Modern eclectic Brooklyn Townhouse
Beastie boy Mike d’s Brooklyn home. nytimes
Dreamy boho bedroom
Another dreamy boho-inspired bedding, but this time, in fall colors. Isn’t it gorgeous? Just love Magical Thinking. Shop it here.
Chic apartment in Manhattan
The very lovely one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment of young designer Lauren McGrath of McGrath II, on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. The apartment is located in a landmarked Georgian mansion from the 1980s, designed by architects Clinton and Russell, the building features high ceilings, working fireplaces, and wrought-iron banisters. Aww, and the interior was originally designed by Ogden Codman, Jr. & Edith Wharton, authors
