I Wnat To Buy a Cement Factory

  If I knew where I could find an old cement factory I would happily live in it if I could do this to it.

This amazing place is in Spain and was designed by Ricardo Bofill and is now his home. I am envious beyond belief. Found at House and Garden

Inspired by Food

I'm constantly asked where I get my ideas from and I always say - by looking up, sometimes however I get it by looking at food. Nature's pantry is truly inspirational. The colours just sing. Totally possible to copy these colours onto your interiors. Images found on Pinterest.

In The Pink In Melbourne

What a beautiful shop this is. Situated in Melbourne Australia, I don't suppose I'll be visiting any time soon.

 I love shops that are understated and uncluttered, it makes the products stand out. Found at Yatzer

I also love the use of pink and green in this space.

I Could Live Here

Pity this fabulous loft is in New York, a bit far away for me. I love the eclectic feel off this place. In this time of changing trends, which incidently drives me insane, it's so refreshing to see something that is timeless yet innovative.

To present a loft in this way is very brave because most ould go for an industial look. TThi only proves that you can mix looks with great effect. Be bold and I promise you it will be beautiful.

Found at Marie Claire Maison

Abigail Ahern's Paint Revolution

And about time too. For years now I have admired the bold and beautiful colours of Abigail Ahern's interiors, interior furnishings and accessories. She is Different with a capital D. She is inspirational and generous of spirit as she shares all her secrets. Now she is about to launch her own paint collection. Put this date in your diary - 16th April 2014 - this is when her collection of emulsion, eggshell and oil based for floor paints will be available.

In her words - Dark, cosy, luxurious, indulgent. They will change the way you think!

In The Raw

I love that this fabulous restaurant, designed by Richard Lindvall, uses the basics to enhance his design. Exposed copper piping and concrete floors dominate but look utterly beautiful.

Just Baked at Valentina Bakery

The thing that caught my eye in this interior design project was the way the logo is placed over the panelling.  How did they do that and make it look so smooth?  The Valentina Bakery found at Behance

Danish Delights at Louise Roe

Well all I can say about these beautifully simple homewares and clothes is - go over to Louise Roe's website and indulge yourself. You have to take your hats off to the Danish.

WHITE

I know that white in the home might not appeal to everyone but it's hard to understand how anybody wouldn't be drawn to these rooms. I have used this method on my dining/kitchen area (see bottom image) and IT WORKS. It's calming but at the same time wants to make you jump for joy, this is all down to using blocks of bright colours - white for calm colours for joy. Simple!
Other images found at Campagne Decoration