The dreamy studio apartment on Manhattan Upper East Side of designer and blogger Lauren McGrath. A beautiful small space with great ideas to save space which Lauren shared on Domino. Did a little recap for you but check the entire feature here. if you are lacking space for Lacking space for bedside lamps use inexpensive swing-arm fixtures from Lamps Plus

A beautiful renovated apartment in New York. I mean, look at that terrace and view, too gorgeous to be true and it is. The 2,500-square-foot penthouse belongs to writer Brad Goldfarb and interior designer Alfredo Paredes, at Ralph Lauren if you were curious.   More on AD.

This gorgeous home belongs to model and stylist, Azamit, and is mix of old + new. The beautiful black spiral staircase, which leads to the master bedroom, is the star of this space that isn’t deprived of  light.  An accentuated natural feel seizes the open space due to the lush whites, gold & green accents and of course, the hardwood

An ingenious small modern space in Paris, the home of a pair of architects and their little son. The small apartment was found by the family in an one weekend apartment hunt and it’s the former coal attic of an old convent. They redid everything and the end is result is cozy modern home. via planet-deco

The modern Manhattan apartment of Lisa Pomerantz, Botega Veneta executive, remodeled by architect Peter Pawlak. Clean lines, warm and soft colors… more on ElleDecor

Behold this amazing space right  next to the  Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, I’m mesmerized! Besides the striking view the house, designed by Iztiar Echebarria, distinguishes itself by a sober yet playful elegance marked by the white and gray color scheme and the occasional use of vibrant colors. I’m really taken with the aesthetic of the  bookshelf which actually consists in  consisting of

Well, you see, not quite a duplex but two connected apartments designed by Mara Miller and  Jesse Carrier of Carrier and Company… bloglovin// pinterest // facebook// twitter// instagram

One gorgeous showcase apartment by Spring & Mercer in Covent Garden.  The Russel is the one of the latest Victorian building converted in apartments and the first floor was designed as warehouse but Spring & Mercer’s design team led by interior design team, led by Tamiko Onozawa and Sophie Ashby  did an astonishing job, transforming the industrial space in a homey

I know, but I can help my self… Paris apartments have this je ne sais quoi * wink* This one belongs to Jean-Christophe Aumas, who designs store windows for a living, so you can imagine his home looks ahhmazing. Major crush on the  1970s leather-and-brass dining chairs and those floors… gorgeous! More here. bloglovin// pinterest // facebook// twitter// instagram

A complete recreation of a 19th century interior, this beautiful West Village apartment went through fire and several renovations until it regained its former look. The painted paneling of the dining room conceal a galley kitchen, and pocketing doors open to a living room featuring a studio skylight and laylight composed of steel and colored glass. The decor consists of