Former offices of the school's electricity - now turned into 60m2 cozy loft. Even though it is a very small  place, it looks spacious and bright thanx to the very nice selection of colors (and of course huge windows!).  Whole interior looks very well balanced  and decorations are choosed with a great taste.

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This project is really amazing, old apartment was renovated by architect Mikel Larrinag and got fabulous new retro eclecitc look.

It is a great balance between luxury/eclectic and mid century thrift founds filled cozy style.   The old wooden beams and naked brick walls painted white combined with vintage furniture looks brilliant, the midcentury writing table in home office with wire legs is  fantastic and  so are othe retro pieces placed with taste here and there like Eames chairs, Saarinen tulip chairs,  typography wall decorations, old lamps, pendants etc.   I also love the huge sliding doors separating  the rooms which when opened makes the space really huge.

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Living myself in a small apartment I have weakness for the nice small spaces - this one is habitated by a young pair  Dorthe Thure and American Will Kearins plus their  2.5-year-old son Christian.

As the space is very small they have to improvise a lot but  the result is a home with a very nice cozy and airy feel, which in hot days is extended by the nice terrace.

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Another great Scandinavian interior here - belongs to a designer Christina Halskov and it is combination of Scandinavian cleaness with little added warmth of southern style.

House is filled with many classical designs and with designers own furniture, also the art on the walls adding some nice atmosphere.  To make me jaelous even more - there are two big dining tables with nice chairs surrounding it.

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Some great work by the Analog / Dialog studio here! This project  is a Model Unit Design created  for Houston House Apartments in  Texas.

I love the pipe shelving unit with all the decorations,  dark flooors, white and dark walls combination,  mid century furniture - just everything here.  It is not extremely bright like they do in scandinavia but feels very cozy.

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This beautiful Bungalow house designed by architect Athelstan Whaley as a part Edgcumbe Park resort was for years owned by a David Weston & Scott Mycock and used as a home and studio.

House was nicely renovated and its decorations are spot on - classical modernist posters, iconic mid century modern furniture like Eames Lounge chair, Noguchi Butterfly stool, Jacobsen Egg chair  and many others are present.  Interesting fact is that it was also used as a location for 1966 film Fahrenheit 451.

As they are now moving, the house is  for sale at £515,000  - so if you live nearby maybe you could be interested!

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I saw those photos at wallnut blog today and I felt in love with them - the furniture is made by danish wedowood studio, their webpage is unfortunately under construction now, but Im sure there is more sweet stuff coming soon!