How dreamy is this bedroom? Mainly because of the canopy bed, which, guess what? It’s a DIY! You can learn to make it here.

This one of those interiors which make my blogger life a bit harder. Why’s that? Because it is really hard for me to make a selection of photos to showcase so I post way to many of them. So, yeah, prepare to be amazed, and I didn’t even select anything from the lounge area and the wine cellar.  This wonderful

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which reminds me that I need to go to Ikea to buy some pillows and a bedspread…

This modern beauty by young architects Alexander Malinin and Anastasia Shereleva, founders of INT2Architecture, is only 40 square meters and has everything you need.  A bedroom, a workspace, a living room, kitchen, bathroom and even a bar & balcony. The entire floor of the work & sleeping area was raised and filled with hidden storage spaces. Ingenious or what? via

You know I’m sucker for illustrations and when I saw these I was swoon. Ramona Rusu is a Romanian freelance artist, graduate of the Royal Academy of Art in Brussels and currently based in France. Her creative universe is situated somewhere at the borderline of art and fashion. Check out more of her work on merrnoire.com.

You may have already seen pieces of this dreamy fairytale cottage, but hey, it is way to dreamy not to share it also.  Sandra, the owner, made her dream come true when she turned a Catskills hunting cabin into the romantic Victorian cottage she had always wanted, using vintage columns, flooring and wavy glass windows, and she did the carpentry

that really, really, really bedroom  “If you don’t go after what you want, you’ll never have it. If you don’t ask, the answer is always no. If you don’t step forward, you’re always in the same place.” – Nora Roberts cookies, all kind of cookies!

I want to confess something to you darlings, I want this chunky knit blanket in my life. Or any other similar to this one by  Laura Birek for Free People. Seriously, how cozy is this?

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