Simply French minimalism… The Paris apartment of interior designer Joseph Dirand. via tmagazine

Natural light, eclectic brilliant spaces, what not love? Captured by photographer Alec Hemer. found on sfgirlbybay.com

Bathrooms are among the most important spaces within homes, so if yours is looking a little tired and in need of some TLC, now’s the time to take action. The following simple tips should help you to breathe new life into this part of your property. Give your bathroom suite a revamp Baths, showers and sinks are the focal point

This week I have a weakness for industrial spaces… well, this beautiful living room is a bit different as it is all white.. love it! Styling Pella Hedeby & Marie Ramse | Photo Kristofer Johnsson | Hitta hem stillinpiration

Still staying strong in the interior design trends, two-tone walls make up as a great choice in any space. Always go for a darker tone at the bottom and a lighter one up to create height. Bright kitchen furniture and soft shades of green look swell against the two-tone walls. livethemma

A bright and comfortable spacious home by the team over at Blanca Fabre. Build in the nineteenth century, the space keeps the serene classical elegance of that time. via

Washington-based designer, Darryl Carter, is the mastermind behind this splendid cool-gray-and-white room. The corner is out of this world with the fab récamier and pedestal table. Bruce Buck for The New York Times

A dreamy industrial and feminine space with a rustic flare styled by Carole Poirot for Warehouse Home. The colors blend so beautifully together, powdery pinks with soft grays against the roughness of the wall and metal details. And as Carole points out, the space works for both him and her. The luxe living room is perfect for cosy evenings with

Dreamy & organized, love it! via honeypielivingetc

that super fun bedroom  “stay focused and extra sparkly” pie, pie and more pie