I spotted this cozy home on Don't Forget to Fly and thought it was so cute. What a dainty little cottage...kinda reminds me of a dollhouse. So many fun details to look at. I think it would be much fun to have a bedroom up in a little loft like that. Practical? Maybe not!
I was blown away by beauty when Kristi of lovelyvélo directed me to her post featuring these gorgeous images filled with my current favorite color combination/obsession. The E.J. Sooley House is a 1930's coastal home at Heart’s Delight, Trinity Bay in Newfoundland. It was profiled last summer by Canadian Home and Country Magazine, but you can see more images of the property (including the ocean views!) at the their website. CapeRace Cultural Adventures is a 10-day touring program of Newfoundland that lets visitors explore the unique characteristics of the province by staying in homes owned by the Sooley family (this is one of three). I can't think of any better way to experience Newfoundland!
I fell hard for this Stockwell home when London-based
It doesn't get much prettier (or more practical) than this entryway I found home Home Sweet Home. I'm confident that a girl lives here, as I don't see many men withstanding that much pink! Isn't that mirror gorgeous? And I love the touches of green and turquoise in the jacket and clutch. (And I can't control myself here....shut the door or you'll let the cat out!)
So there's only a tiny bit of blue/turquoise in these beautiful images I discovered on The City Sage, but that's the point. These photos come from the book At Home With White
by Atlanta Bartlett. I never really saw too much appeal in a mostly white room (I LOVE color!), but ever since spying Wren's nursery (and Holly's gorgeous home!) from Life in the Fun Lane, I am completely drawn to it. Little bits of color make such an impact. And I love that.
This Miami Beach penthouse designed by Jennifer Post isn't exactly the shabby chic sort of beach house you're used to seeing on here, but I couldn't help but share it. LOOK at that VIEW!! I'd save my red wine for the bathtub just to be able to look out at that every day. (See that bathroom...holy moly look at all those showerheads!) See more images and learn all about this stunner over at Architectural Digest. And if you're loving all the clean-lines and white-filled spaces, check out Jennifer Post's portfolio. There's lots more eye-candy there!
This is such a pretty porch captured so perfectly by photographer Matthew Benson. I can easily imagine sitting out here, drinking some iced tea, chatting away with my best friend. And of course we'd wave at all those who went by!