Love, love, love this collection from Tine K Home. The Tine K Home Collection is a personal mix of cold, natural colors from the Scandinavian culture combined with the inspiration, textures and charm from my many travels around the world.
5 dreamy spaces 16.08.2015
Fav spaces featured on DDD’s inspiration station this past week. *click on the pics for source*
Bright and fun white home
This interior has such a fun and cheerful vibe, mainly due to the floral print pops throughout and the subtle rustic details. via
Tiny but super dreamy apartment
The house on Rose Street 7 in Linnaeus was built in 1928 and designed by architect Johan Earl in classical style. Here is located this beautiful and tiny apartment of only 27 sqm. Great for a student, don’t you think so? stadshem
Graphic modern Paris apartment
Love, love the black and white graphic dinning room wall and they way it looks with the beams and against the checkered floor. Well, the entire apartment is a delight full of graphics and light. Designed by Laurent Lo Monaco via marieclairemaison
Airy and bright home in Newport Beach
Coastal chic in Newport Beach, featuring light-washed hardwood floors, texture white wood walls and exposed beams, so dreamy! photos by Tessa Neustadt, design by Blackband Design via mydomaine
Soft dreamy home
Happy hump-day! How is your week going? I for one, can’t wait for the weekend! But the awesome and very dreamy look book from Hale Mercantile Co swoon me, they are shot by Line Kay in her Norway home. est magazine
Cozy wonderful home in Sweden
A wonderful family home in a small village in Sweden, so, so cozy, don’t you think so? expressen via gravity-gravity
Charming town house
A charming town house from 1747 on Christianshavn, the home of a vintage shop owner. see more on boligliv
A bathroom with a view
Not quite with a view but inspired by “A Room with a View” by E.M. Forster concerning Lucy, a young lady who is torn between two vastly different men in her life: dignified Cecil and charismatic George. The bathroom is designed by interior designer Justin Shaulis, as part of the DXV 2015 Design Panel. The space is the depiction of
