Located in a 1800s industrial building in the Fort Greene neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York, this eclectic loft is the home of designer and artist Alina Preciado and her two cats. 2,000 squares full of gorgeous old and new pieces, findings, that Preciado has picked up from her travels. via designcollector also check out Alina’s shop here.

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Seriously, how dreamy is this cozy reading nook? themerrythought

This uber cool Malibu home went from “classic Georgian” meets “unauthentic Tuscan” meets “Balinese” to “Tuscan farmhouse” as described it owner designer Vanessa Alexander of Alexander Design. more on  mydomaine

Beamed ceilings and beautiful light flow with windows in two directions, a balcony facing south and the deep window seat with storage that lends itself perfectly to the sunbed. Dreamy! alexanderwhite via gravity-gravity

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Is it me or this light is kinda magic? Well, the whole space is magic and very elegant… elmueble

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I think this is one of my favorite Scandinavian apartments featured on the blog, so, so, dreamy.  The house  was built in 1878 in neo-Renaissance style. It is well preserved, both exterior and interior and has a carefully restored staircase adorned with beautiful cherubs, marble paintings stained glass patterned original windows. The space has a part of its original features

A beautiful penthouse located on the outskirts of Barcelona. Two predominant vibes complement and coexist without bothering each other. First is the clear need for intimacy that can be seen in the bedroom area, in which each family member has his private retreat. In contrast to this intimate concept, the common areas share is one open space: living room, kitchen