A light filled Manhattan apartment by Vicente Wolf.

So soft and pretty. TV speakers are something I don’t love seeing, however, I like how they mounted the linear speaker bar above the tv. Carpets by Warp & Weft. Walls are painted in Benjamin Moore’s Super White.

VW Home chairs and the light fixture is by David Weeks Studio from Ralph Pucci International.

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More loveliness from Frederic Kielemoes. A masculine and powerful interior.

His lighting details are just brilliant…do you see how the light trough drips down vertically into the fireplace wall?

Sexy stairs.

Warm stone with a interesting movement and texture.

Some gorgeous minimalism from Interieur architect Frederic Kielemoes.

This lighting is way to amazing….just perfection.

Love the frame arrangement in the hallway! Looks like some lovely light grey porcelain floors.

What a beautiful lighting detail…simple, long and linear shaft of light.

Oooh! What can we say here…beautiful detail with teh hood, the under lighting and the sink…so very seamless.

Pitter patter.

Some more for you tomorrow!

Something with a little pattern and femininity for Wednesday.

Loving this marble fireplace!

These are one of my favorite chairs of all time…the thin frame chair by Lawson Fenning! Looks like a piece by Damien Hirst on the wall.

A pair of Milo Baughman classic chrome steel frame lounge chairs in the living room.

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Something delicious to start us off! A gorgeous home on hamilton island in the Whitsunday islands of Australia.

These floating platforms are incredible. I can imagine spending all day here!

This is the coolest photograph…what a great angle to view the space. And that water is gorgeous! Please, can i come visit you?

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Gandia Blasco outdoor furniture

Yes, yes, just perfect for today. On a personal note, I am 4 weeks away from my baby girl’s due date…so very excited!

A pair of ’60s Brazilian chairs and a photograph of Bob Dylan by Jerry Schatzberg.

Dining table and chairs are by BDDW. Custom rugs by Studio Four NYC.

1970s leather Pace sofas have lacquered bases.

Suede upholstered wall. Lamps are by Flair, bedding is by Calvin Klein Home, the stool is by Poul Kjaerholm, one of my favs and the chair and ottoman are vintage Vladimir Kagan.

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Tub and fittings are by Boffi. Walls veneered in maple.

The totally gorgeous home of Megan Mullally.

B&B outdoor daybeds. They are so gorgeous I cannot get over them!

So light and airy. Love the rugs by Mansour modern. Latin chairs by Christian Liaigre. A stunning antique Indian recamier from Susanne Hollis.

Photograph is by Michael Eastman. This indian bench completes this room.

This is way too adorable…dog bed by  In the Company of Dogs.

CaesarStone countertops, and whitewashed-oak cabinetry in the kitchen. This DVF rug for the Rug Company is way too fab…adds a great pattern and feel to the kitchen.

The ideal mix of elements. Photographs by Sze Tsung Leong…I could not have imagined a piece of artwork that is more perfect than these.

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The gorgeous Beverly Hills residence by Studio M and think pure. I think this is a good way to start our week, no? Full of inspiring beautiful details and perfectly curated.

So soft and enticing. I love the pairing of the unusual bench with the Christian Liaigre sofa. And those doors are amazing! Thin framed steel doors and windows…swoon!

The pollock stool, a definite favorite!

So perfectly accessorized. Robert Bristow/Pilar Proffitt table from Ralph Pucci. 

Simply a gorgeous bathroom. Almost like it is carved out of marble. Loving the lighting detail beneath the mirror.

Stunning.

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This is one of the most inspiring projects I have come across. Architecture by Govaert & Vanhoutte

If you need some privacy…bring down the solars!

Quite a big door. Just gorgeous.

Rarely do you see actual people in architectural images…love this shot, full of movement and enthusiasm.

Floating stairs.

Some brilliant seamless storage.

Have you noticed that these ceilings are impeccably clean…just the necessary rectangular recessed lighting not tons of cans peppering the view from below.

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