What. An. Unbelievable. Sight. Is this not one of the most perfect lofts ever? Let’s see: bricks; large windows; in the city; wooden floorboard; neutral tones.
If this were in New York, this is probably my ideal living space. I’m in love!
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This isn’t the ideal living space to me anymore—cramped, dim, restricted—but it’s a fond comparison of what was my own. My dorm room of three years looked similar to this: Christmas lights behind the wooden-beam headboard, toys and memorabilia above the headboard, photos on the wall behind my head, multiple pillows to keep me cozy, and easy access to the closet. A small space, a cozy space, a space to call my own.
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I have always wanted a large walk-in closet with seating space in the middle so I can admire my clothes and take my time deciding what to wear. The light in this room almost looks like sunlight. I love the black and the white. Mind you, the clothes are all black or white too. I would hope my wardrobe is a little more colourful!
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Ever since I discovered the W Hong Kong hotel through a blog two years ago, I wanted to experience the W for myself. I could not believe the glamour, the design, the luxury a hotel could offer even through looking at photos taken of it. My first W experience was in Montreal with my boyfriend. We had a marvelous time, experienced great service, and have been dying to go back ever since. I don’t think there are any hotels that come close to the fun and joy the W can bring. You must experience it for yourself. This W hotel in Lexington is absolutely breathtaking. I urge you to visit the ArchDaily link below to check out the rest of the suite.
(via architectureblog: micasaessucasa: W Hotel / BBG-BBGM | ArchDaily)
Nothing like sunlight and a well-organized work room. I love the simplicity of this sewing room. The teapot on books and the clock resting on the artwork in the corner makes for nice touches. I love the soft and sheer curtains that allow sunlight in the room. Having a comfortable working space is important for any one who wishes to focus at home.
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Another photo from the Pantone Hotel. Nothing but beauty.
Imagine waking up to the colours, the large windows, and the sunlight.
(via architectureblog: micasaessucasa: Pantone Hotel / Michel Penneman + Oliver Hannaert | ArchDaily)
If I had access to this room for all those days I had to study for exams, I would probably have gotten even better marks. White furniture, wooden beams on the ceiling, sky light, long table: Beautiful.
When the boyfriend tweeted about this Pantone Hotel in Brussels, I knew I’d be in love before I even clicked on the link. The concept of a Pantone-themed hotel is ingenious. As a tourist, I don’t need my overnight stay in a foreign city to consist of fancy technology, a fully-equipped kitchen, and a vibrating bed. All I want is something interesting to look at, and, in this case, a splash of colour with a gimmicky touch will do just fine.
(via architectureblog: micasaessucasa: Pantone Hotel / Michel Penneman + Oliver Hannaert | ArchDaily)
How many DVDs does a person have to own to fill all the storage space available in this bedroom? Despite the large quantity of items, there doesn’t seem to be a sense of being overwhelmed when I look at this room. The space is spacious and the high ceiling effectively adds to its grandness. The massive drawer is really to die for, except I am sure it would remain empty if in my possession. The potlights are fantastic, and I love the simple colour choice, using the bed accessories as accents.
I wonder what the other side of the camera looks like. Entertainment center? One can only dream…
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My jaw dropped to the floor when I saw this. I think I died a little inside too. This is what dreams are made of. Am I dreaming this? This is perfect. I think this is absolutely perfect. I would love a wall like this, and it may seem like it’s too much, but talk about organization! This is the definition of the word. I love.
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