You’re familiar with the stunning Lulu Frost jewelry pieces, aren’t you? Well, this is the beautiful Lulu Frost multifunctional office Manhattan’s Flatiron district. Together with Katie Martinez, Lisa Salzer , the mastermind behind Lulu Frost,  divided the open space into separate areas, each with a distinct purpose: a wholesale showroom, a production space, and a retail store.  see more on

Club Monaco‘s store design would make me spend all my money… So, so, dreamy!  The global flagship store is located on Fifth Avenue in New York’s historic Flatiron District. More on here on onekingslane 🙂

If you happen to be from Atlanta, or not, but plan a trip there in the future you should definitively check out St. Cecilia restaurant. Is the food good? I have absolutely no idea, but by the looks of this space, I have a feeling the food is delicious. Ok, now I want to book a flight to Atlanta…  Seriously,

Obsessed with these two shots from the Ocho Lounge at Hotel Havana in San Antonio. Gorgeous mix of jewel toned blues and bright yellows. I’d spend many mornings and afternoons here… Happy Friday! via apartmenttheraphy

Dreamy space in Bruton High Street, previously a 17th-century coaching inn, At the Chapel is a unique building housing a bakery, wine shop, café, bar & restaurant, as well as an eight room hotel. Now, I find it quite mesmerizing… Love the painted hardwood floors. Photos by Matthew Hranek via CNTraveler

Simply gorgeous, what can I say… more room shots on their site, The Nomad Hotel

MoncXIII is fab store in New York, and I’m just smitten with their showcase rooms:)

A gorgeous cafe in a historic building located in  Ljubljana, if there would be a cafe like this in Bucharest, I would be a loyal customer… via archdaily designed by Trije Arhitekti

Chandelier Creative Exactly like Garance said, a little paradise! How amazing is the pattern combination in the living room and the bottles in the garden? Dreamy!

Would you believe this cozy interior is a bed & breakfast in Portugal, Casa di Dona? Sincerely, it’s really hard for me too, because it looks so familiar and inviting not neutral & generic. It looks like holiday home… via