bohemian chic

A Swedish bohemian chic experience: Story hotel 

white cover suite

Decorated by Martin Margiela, the Maison Champs Elysées successfully combines classical and avant-garde styles to create an elegant, relaxing environment, like in this room, everything is covered by a white tissue. I am not sure this would intrigue or relax me,so  I guess the only way to find out is to try it! :)

Japanese interiors viewed by Iwan Baan

Iwan Baan

playful combinations

by Sara Sjögren 

Swedish white

Sooo Swedish again and hat white ceramic tiles is just amazingly beautiful!
More pictures of this apartment here

Straf experience

Hotel Straf
Amazing wall deco!

Ostrich feather-lampshade

I felt in love with this lampshade the moment I saw it, it is modern, light, delicate in the same time, just perfect for any cozy nest!
Please check out GreenWallNL for more amazing lamps!

 

bella

Vibrant geometric artwork from Huiz

oriental orientation

Hawa, an amazing folding screens by Charles Kalpakian
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less is bold

Photo: Tom Meyer

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thirst for colors

Winter I need more colors than usual, so I love surrounding myself with deep colors, cheerful objects, soft fabrics etc. One of my favorite designer representing this stylish bohemian trend is Abigail Ahern. 

Capri suite

via Capri suite

39 square meters

A feminine, fluid minimalist interior with retro touch, a great example how white surfaces can open up your space; you can have spacious, cozy  living area even on 39 square meters . Via 

vintage green

Green is one of my favorite color, so today I did a bit of search on Etsy for vintage green shades, this beautiful rug is one one of my treasures, you can find more here

knap

Beautiful spherical glass objects by Tim Mackerodt, it seems like they could fall any time, but they are firmly attached, this uncertainty they suggest is just intriguing!

Belgian minimalism

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a bit of retro

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mirror mirror

Mirrors do miracles in interior design, huge surfaces covered with mirrors could really open up and spice up  the space as well, emphasis angles, shapes etc. that would result an endless crazy  "mirroring" game.
Like in this brilliantly designed Penthouse where the perfectly cut mirrors are also combined with the right materials, colors! I mean,  what could be more stimulating than concrete, velvet, mirrors...? :)
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industrial home deco

It always fascinates me how many potentials old, broken, used, unwanted objects have, they are an endless source of textures, colors, shapes and why not utility also, they just need to be put in the right context. More industrial beauties here

patchwork sofa with Suzani fabrics

Beside minimal I am also crazy about ethnic, tribal, bohemian stuffs, I think what really represents me is a random mixture of pure forms, natural materials and crazy, original objects, so I found today this amazing sofa from Turkey, that reminds me of some unforgettable Turkish holidays... :)
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minimalist potentials

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a clever clutch

I love clutches, first because they are so feminine and when I am taking my clutch that means I am really going out just to have fun, like on a date for example, so I don't need to carry much, but since I am a mother of a 7 years old, I am carrying a lots of stuffs with me most of the time, so I am mostly just fantasizing about my selfish going outs :D but I found a great clutch on Etsy that could save women so we can be practical and chic in the same time, because with this bag you may carry stuffs when needed and it can be also just folded into an elegant clutch for your evening going outs, very clever! More ingenious bags form JUDtlv

modular stone

Stone is one of my favorite material and Lithos Design s inventions make it so versatile in interior design!

cocoon suit

 

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light makers

I have a small collection of lighting fixtures on Etsy you may find some  nice pieces here

loft-love

by Garcia Tamjidi

palazzo Moroso

A great example of stylish eclectic design via Marie Claire

yellow minimal accents

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