Really pretty and cute nursery arrangement! Sweet dreams captured by photographer Petra Bindel.

Love the color combination of this bedroom!

Dark wood cabinets with half glass doors  for dining room, extraordinary artwork.

Dark gray sofa background with a simple modern wall art, love the leather sofa.

I adore that yellow sofa and the wall decorations, The pendant light cluster, too

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Dark interiors are brought to life with the addition of clean white bedding and linens. Floral details on the shams and duvet serve as a rustic compliment to the raw oak in the exposed support beam and dry-stacked hearth with stones that could otherwise be bulky and cold. Additional feminine details like the painted, antique chest at the edge of the bed, aged chandelier lend themselves to creating a comforting cottage appeal.

An early-1800s Southern rope bed features a headboard that can be removed or be hooked into an upright position, ostensibly to encourage air circulation in summer and to block drafts in winter. Pine shutters serve as a neutral counterpoint and perfect pair for the rooms, aging green-painted walls. Ornate touches are limited to an elegant, antique light fixture in order to compliment but not overtake the quiet feel of the room.

In the master bedroom, a vintage French sewing cabinet doubles as a headboard. The motor-court sign was discovered at a local antique show and serves as an eye-catching and whimsical focal point around which additional seating and light fixtures are placed.

Create a one-of-a-kind setting and show how much you care about your animals with grace and just a touch of humor. A handsomely carved c. 1905 English bed found helps create a cozy feel in the master bedroom; balloon shades soften the double-hung windows. The bed had been fitted with a patchwork pinwheel quilt and is adorned with whimsical needlepoint pillows featuring various dog breeds.

An antique quilt rests on an aged blanket chest; and old ticking fabric covers the lampshade; netting forms a delicate canopy on the 19th-century mahogany American bed and gossamer curtains from Pine Cone Hill are at the windows.

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Photo Credit: Robin Stubbert

Fresh white flowers and greenery make a surprisingly wintry effect, minus the chill.

Photo Credit: Frances Janisch

Create a winter wonderland in blue and white with some simple touches.

Photo Credit: Charles Maraia

Matching bunches of flowers punch up the effect.

Above photos via: countryliving

Photography: Stacey Brandford

Bring the outdoors in with glistening white decorations that mimic the snow-covered holiday landscape. Red accents are hot on the 2009 fashion runways, so bring these into your home, as well.

Photography: Stacey Brandford

Products & Services: Shelves, Ikea; Ribbon on gifts, Mokuba; wall colour, Silver Cloud (30YY 63/024) ICI Paints.

The generous Ikea shelving system in this living room keeps things organized while offering plenty of space to display family photos, vases and bowls.

Photography: John Cullen

Products & Services: Christmas tree, Danson Decor.

The look is simple to achieve and drop-dead chic. A Louis Ghost chair by Philippe Starck for Kartell continues the mod aesthetic.

Photography: Tracy Shumate

Products & Services: Red chairs, Ikea; artwork: Botanical on Red by Lamont (top left), Small Branch by Ratcliff (top, second from left), Pinhole Nesters 2,3 & 4 by Wood (small red birds); Sarah by Gilmour (top right), The Happy Family by Irvine (bottom left), Art Interiors.

Photography: Janis Nicolay
Products & Services: Tree,David Hunter Garden Center
This tree’s fluffy branches have been sprayed white to add texture and a snowy effect.

Photography: Tracy Shumate

Products & Services: Rug, Modern Weave; throw, Angus & Company.

Photography: Stacey Brandford

Photography: Ted Yarwood
Products & Services: Amber ornaments, Putti; ribbon, Mokuba; bouquet, Michel Renaud of Toronto’s Horticultural Design.
Arrange the branches in a tall vase with a medium-sized opening, and pour in sand to stabilize the bottom. To keep the look modern, opt for ornaments in a limited palette, such as these silver and amber decorations.

Photography: Michael Graydon
Products & Services: Tassels,Designer Fabrics; chairs, Elte; china, AT Design Group; vases,Trianon.
Simple Christmas decorations can make a big statement. A large evergreen wreath decorated with burlap tassels adds an organic appeal to this holiday table.

Above photos via: houseandhome.

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Beautiful cream traditional bathroom.

Though you have a big bathroom like this, storage solution will also be an important problem. Building a floor-to-ceiling storage and sink unit gives you more space.

Think ergonomics when you design your floor-to-ceiling storage. Allocate drawers just above the countertop for small essentials you use every day.

Glass-door upper cabinets let you control what to display and what to disguise.

This small drawer is ideal for storing perfumes away from potentially damaging sunlight and the risk of accidental spills.

photos credit: Simply Perfect Storage

There also have many other tips for your bathroom organizing, such as, take advantage of vertical space with stylish wall shelves, decorating freestanding whelves with wrought iron wall decor, hang wire baskets to hold washcloths and hand towels, create wrought iron wall decor shelving, and so on.

White house

All white interior. Living and dining area.

All white kitchen, clean and beautiful.

All white master bedroom.

Living room, french style furniture, and the beautiful crystal chandeliers.

Exterior, outdoor furniture

Vintage style, love the rattan baskets.

White glass doors.

This is a old villa renovated in 1800′s style. The big white wooden house with the beautiful window panels blend into the winter landscape of Brastad, Bohuslän. The house is a so-called cutting sheds and looks like it has been here for ages, or at least from the merchant’s era in the late 1800s. Visit skonahem(Swedish) for more info.

By: JOHANNA Flyckt  Photo: Mari Eriksson via: skonahem