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A bright, airy, and elegant home

A lot of super luxe and elegant homes are often done in richer, darker tones, and heavier fabrics. I thought this home was interesting in that it still looks very refined and elegant, but is also very airy and bright.

The ceiling in this bedroom is AMAZING.  Can't beat the light, either.



Another amazing ceiling.  It almost feels like a giant lighthouse!


What do you think?  Do you like this elegant and light look?
via TradHome

Interiors that embody today's "traditional"

I think the below interiors really capture what I might consider today's "traditional" home. These are all real homes, so they aren't the staged, sometimes unlivable, concepts we see in magazines.

What do you think? How would you describe today's "traditional" home?

That little guy is the cutest!


oh how I wish I had time these days to relax on a lounge with my fav magazines

a very zen knitter's nook


gorgeous room, especially love the fireplace surround

via Nesting Newbies

Dining room love

I sort of unfairly neglect dining rooms. It's not a conscious decision, but I guess because I've never had an apartment large enough to have it's own dining room, and rarely entertain, that I always sort of just passed them by. In our new apartment we don't have a separate dining room, but there is a "nook" large enough to seat 6, which may encourage us to have more friends over for dinner. There are definitely a few dining rooms here that I could see myself in....



adore, adore, adore those chairs.  gorgeous...

what do you think of the black and white scheme going on in this one?


This one is more modern than I usually go for but I really like how effortless and streamlined it looks.
4 images above via Adore Home Magazine

via Pinterest
Love the color and the salon style wall in this one
via Twentysomething Test Dummies


via Scandinavian Chic

Here they brought a little bit of the green view from outside in to dine with
via Apartment Therapy

Some delicious eyecandy from 3 beautiful blogs

It was design blogs that inspired me in the first place to start blogging, but between running my web design business, and running Office Furniture, I never have time to peruse my favorite blogs the way I once did. Therefore I decided to make myself make time by publishing occasional posts featuring images from other awesome design blogs. Enjoy!

{featured in no particular order}

Images below from  "Live Creating Yourself."

so pretty





the charming The Marion Housebook had this delicious eyecandy



The two bedrooms above are so simple and peaceful

On Pure Style Home  I was loving these...


gorgeous

A glam Hollywood Hills home that somehow manages to also feel down to earth

Usually I hear "Hollywood Hills" and it instantly conjures up images in my head of tacky, over the top glamor, or a super-cold modern house. This house by Nate Berkus Associates surprised me though, because it's rustic touches and happy embracing of color keeps it warm and lovely.

Click on each image for a larger, better view - the details are worth it!

Adore the Moroccan rug and striped floors...and the ceiling!

Dream kitchen.  Love the saddle-like stools and the potrack



dreamy

Love the colors in this dining room.  It's so cozy and intimate

via Nate Berkus Associates

A sunny day in Denmark, pretty and bright interiors

These beauties need no explanations - their loveliness speaks volumes...


I adore the print in this bedroom...wish I could see it in full

*drool

amazing chairs, amazing floors, amazing light




great console table



Do you like the Danish look?

via KML Design

A home with simple beauty and understated elegance

It's hard to pull off humble/simple and elegant, but I think this home was successful. Check it out:

eclectic objects add warmth

dark purple is always chic

love how the books are displayed!

a spacious hall with a picture ledge


inspiration simply tacked on the wall keeps the space from being stuffy - and it's so cool how the images extend into the next room

fab. architectural elements







What do you think of this Australian home?

all photos © Richard Powers