Can you believe that this artistic white dining room is in a 1930's hunting lodge in Connecticut?
 The chairs are a nod to the residence's past.

The bedroom is also modern and white.

A beautiful, artsy loft in Amsterdam.  Notice the bedroom behind the curtains?  You can see a larger view by clicking the image.

The painted headboard is such a pretty substitution for a headboard.
The two above are from a Spanish farmhouse.  The dining chairs are actually all different, but being the same color unifies them.


I really like the pairing here of fancy wallpaper and clean-lined, rustic furniture.

The concept for the images of the townhouse (3 images above) was "Victorian Jetsons." The home is Victorian, but the couple had an extensive modern art and furniture collection.  I think Uxus did a great job at fusing the two styles.  I especially like the use of wallpaper throughout the rooms.

Like what you see?  Go to Uxus to see/read more.

It's hard for black and white to not look chic....


One day I will have a huge gorgeous mirror in my entry way like this.



This room is a nice reading refuge from the dark walls used in the master bedroom.

What do you think?

via Rue Magazine

Scandinavian interiors

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children's furniture

Canadian designer Judson Beaumont and his staff of Straight Line Designs constructed a variety of custom-built furniture and projects for public institutions and children's exhibitions. Judson incorporates a sense of uniqueness to his designs, proving that anything is possible, and that ideas are limitless. {straightlinedesigns.com}






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I love Scandinavian design sense so it's no surprise these two artsy dwellings caught my attention. Enjoy!

DREAM workspace! The book shelves, the art drawers - perfect.



I would have never imagined using a dolly as decor/furnishing but I like it here.

Get rid of the cow hide and I could spend days in this home library



via Allt i Hemmet