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Malin Elmlid’s apartment.
Swedish Fashion Consultant and Baker living in Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg.
Can this be mine too?
Exterior view of Julie Pointer’s Portland apartment. Part II.
(via Kinfolk Vol. 3 / from paris to portland » Dart Photographie)
From the home of Julie Pointer in her Portland apartment. Part I.
(via Kinfolk Vol. 3 / from paris to portland » Dart Photographie)
In Santorini, blogger Karla wearing a two-piece set by Shareen, vintage jewelry, Super sunglasses, and J.crew sandals.
(via goldladymillion)
Lovely bedroom in London home.
(via 79ideas)
(via reminiscingwithstrangers)
Another inspiration image from the catalogue by the British “Toast”
(via House and Home Collection Christmas ‘12 | TOAST Homeware)
Posting this photo only because of the 6 lovely photo frames on the wall.
Can they be mine on my white bricked wall?
(Via Viva Full House)
Framed ‘Cafés do Brasil’ Coffee Sack!
(via REDCROWNED)
Can it be my rustic&greek bathroom please.
Located on the island of Tinos (Greece), the house is designed by Greek Zege architects.
(via a lovely holiday home on tinos, greece | the style files)
Winding down after a super few days in Italy - a birthday gift from my better half. It was superb. It was also my first outing with the Lumix GF2, which is amazing and recommended. Seen above is a wooden chap from the door of the Basilica of Santa Croce, but I also uploaded a handful of other shots to my Flickr.
Our own Audrey Hepburn in Turkish Cinema, Belgin Doruk.
Reggia di Venaria Reale - Palace near Turin, Italy.
I’m gonna get me one of those…
(via onceuponawildflower)
Here in can it be mine, it’s not easy to come across dark photos. I’m shallow like that, can it be mine has a very pale and pastel feeling to it.
Anyways, with the new theme arriving, I feel more free to post decoration photos with darker colors.
This one for instance I couldn’t resist. The whole concept is mesmerizing and very unique. Makes you feel nostalgic and romantic don’t you think?
Enough yabbing. Now some facts:
This house on an island looks straight out of a fairy tale. And 79 year old Boston Architect Henry Wood gets to call it his home. In 1961, Wood and his then wife, Joan bought the island home for a mere $3,600!!!
Situated on Rhode Island’s Narragansett Bay in US, the house was built by Architect J.S. Lovering Wharton along with Artist William Trost Richards. The island home stands three storeys high, with a large centre hall and 23 rooms. The spacious house has its interiors done in wood keeping with the design of the original home. The house has 10 huge bedrooms, and it would be hard to find one without a view. (Well on cleaning day you get to clean one of the 65 windows!)
Can it please please be mine? I can hire help to clean the windows too.
by production styling photographer Heather Bullard. Genious!
(via Decoratrix)
