Bought in 1997 from a leather coat manufacturer in 1997 by Chris and Sarah Dyson, the house was substantially repaired and was completed in 2011. The design aim was to fill with daylight the lower rooms of the house, creating a connection with the garden and reception rooms  There’s a deep sense a calm and stillness in the house, don’t

Built in 1890 by a wealthy Scottish family and once called Applegarth for its orchards, this fabulous upstate New York home is Julia Leach’s escape from busy city living.  Brittany Ambridge for Domino via dreamsandjeans

A dreamy 1870s blocklong narrow brick townhouse in Cobble Hill. read more about the space on nytimes.com

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

Imagine living here for a year, how would that be? Quite dreamy! Or ok, going on vacation in Costa Brava and staying here, dreamy also. Such a nice mix of retro and coastal, the pallet coffee table and the floor cushions that make up as a part of the sofa, beautiful!  photographed by Jordi Canosa found on thinksofhome

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The home of interior designer Olga López de Vera. More on nuevo-estilo.

An old 1890s renovated weatherboard cottage, the home of photographer and prop stylist Kara  Rosenlund.   “…I wanted to stay true to the way of life and the authenticity of the original home; both through small sensitive renovations and also with decorating the house…”

 Well more like eclectic glam! This Madrid house is the work of Belén Ferrándiz, who used light, glamorous furniture and the amazing open space, beautifully. See more on nuevo-estillo,

A bit peculiar, no? British country house in Malaga, Spain? Nevertheless, a true gem. nuevo estilo