The Not-so-everyday bedroom
via James MerrellThe Not-so-everyday Garden
Via Rachel Whiting
The Not -so-everyday library
via James Merrell
via Rachel Whitingthe Not-so-everyday home office
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Thursday, March 5, 2009
Everyday ROOMs with a Twist!
The Not-so-everyday bedroom
via James Merrellvia James Merrell via Rachel Whitingthe Not-so-everyday home office
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Anthropologie has it!
Monday, March 2, 2009
Sunday, March 1, 2009
Design Like You Give A Damn!
I've always been fascinated with those who volenteer at Architecture for Humanity , which I've recently joined . Architecture for Humanity is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization that seeks architectural solutions to humanitarian crisis and brings design services to communities in need.
The organization believes that where resources and expertise are scarce, innovative, sustainable and collaborative design can make a difference. 
By showing an active interest in Architecture for Humanity, you are part of a growing grassroots humanitarian design movement helping to change the perception of the role of the designer. In most circles, architecture and design is seen as a service for the privileged.
Our profession is guilty of embracing this ideal.
Design should be a profession of inclusion whose talents help those who need them most. It is time for you to change the perception and design like you give a damn.
Make sure to visit their website and at least read about it, or blog about it! .. remember , for such a good cause , word of mouth is very powerful!
Saturday, February 28, 2009
Everybody deserves relaxation!!
Back from my break.. I relaxed and feel more energized now to go on with my everyday life.. now how can I relax and leave you my friends out there in the hectic life with no break! I wouldn't do that! so here.. close your eyes ,, or ermmm.. keep 'em open and look at this holiday place and guess what's your next destination..
any guess?
It's Msambweni Beach house and Villas in .... Kenya , Africa!
It's Msambweni Beach house and Villas in .... Kenya , Africa! 
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Sunday, February 22, 2009
Taking Time Off ...
I'll be taking time off from work and from the blogging world starting tomorow ...to travel a bit and relax.. I'll be back on the 27th of Feb with more fun and inspiring interiors and designs ! I want to thank everyone who followed, visited , commented , or blogged about my ROOM. Every comment and every visit is appreciated ..
image via Debi Treloar
Saturday, February 21, 2009
MakeYour Own Blackboards
ERASERS go from dull to delightful by gluing scraps of vintage fabric, wallpaper, and old ads to the backs of standard erasers for retro appeal. Cheerful children's blocks are reinvented as erasers simply by gluing a piece of felt to one side.
TRANSFORM any object with a flat, smooth surface into a blackboard. Here, the Farm Chicks used a drawer, dustpan, and enamel bakeware, but you can make use of anything that strikes your fancy, such as an old mirror or a salvaged window.
APPLY two coats of paint using a small sponge applicator or roller, as the fibers in regular paintbrushes tend to leave behind streaks. Chalkboard paint comes in both liquid and spray versions. If you try the spray, be sure to cover the surrounding area carefully to prevent spatter.
via Country Living
via Country Living
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