Very nice combination of colors here, I like the almost oriental feel this space have. Happy Wednesday to all!

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 Emilie Fair and Nicolas Andre both live and work in this apartment in Paris - she is an artist, he is an architect. The color green is a prominent feature of the interior, as it appears in all the rooms. A lot of the furniture comes from local flea markets, which Emily painted herself to fit in the apartment.

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 This amazing Danish apartment clarly shows the owner's passion for 60s designs. Eames' Bubble chair is funked up by the silver discoballs. The whole apartment is colorfully decorated with pop art. The classic Florence Knoll sofa dominates the living room as well as Roy Lichtenstein's piece.

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Elizabeth Heltoft Arnbys is a photographer and gallery owner from Copenhagen and in this lovely interior, she combines genuine art with personal style. She likes to mix the old with the new, flea market finds with design classics and contemporary pieces.

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You must simply adore how the stylist  Mette Helena Rasmussen transformed this empty place into  such a cozy and fun place.

The lilving room altough it may be a bit too "girly" looks awesome with the touch of pink and cool wall art composition.

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This extraordinary 161 square meters large apartment belongs to Charlotte Pettersson who works at Swedish magazine Sköna hem. It is currently for sale and I would like to know why - as this place i amazing.

It is more colorful than it is common in Scandinavian homes I'm posting, mostly thanx to a rich use of various ornamental wallpapers and fabrics.
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What a cute place, this Swedish apartment contains so many cool design furniture and decor - really like the feel of it, especially the living room with low bookcases (and of course the book filled string shelf) and  the stylish kitchen.

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This cute small French loft is owned by interior designer Camille and her partner, illustrator Marc - as they work from home, they needed a place that they can use both for living and work, with the help of interior architect William Terver, they've created a place that is satisfies their needs.

I really like the combination of decorative fabrics,  mid century and rustic furniture plus large use of wood panelling - truly distinctive style

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Really nice combination of eclectic, retro and industrial elements, this house in Barcelona designed by Egue & Seta shows some really nice and fresh ideas.

Although I'm not a big fan of using tiles in living area of home, it looks quite cool here, accompanied with all  the stylish decor.

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This cool Scandinavian house is full of art, cool decorative items and  on top everything is spiced with the nice flea market finds which are updated with a new color ideas. Even I love the natural Teak color of the original danish modern furniture, sometimes it is fun to try something new like owners did there.

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