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This week I bring to you this Menu space in New York. It features very simplistic materials that can only be accompanied by nothing other than plain palettes and refined furniture. The surround textiles and artwork work perfectly in favour of the style and once again, the level of natural lighting is my favourite aspect.

The new MENU space is currently the showhome for MENU's new apartments to be featured in New York, and I must say, I'd definitely be happy to live in one of these gorgeous apartments with MENU's products/furnishings. They include nothing other than taste and beautiful craftsmanship, and it all just screams Scandinavian design. 

Millie x

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Explosions in the Sky - Memorial

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For the first interiors post of the year, I bring to you this wonderful interior created by design firm Susanna Cots. 

The calm and muted tones of the design work perfectly together with the surrounding landscape that Spain has to offer, which in turn work with the light walls and full-height square windows enhancing the feeling of being free and outside simultaneously. The flow of the interior is heavily encouraged by the use of glass walls in order to divide up space and make the user feel as though they are walking through a forest. I cannot think of anything better than an open plan house with a view of the outdoors. Sign me up!

Millie xx

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DAOKO×米津玄師 - Uchiagehanabi

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Taking contrast and whiteness into consideration, Webber + Studio produced this beautiful 4 person household home in Austin that features white cladding, a view of the wonderful surrounding landscape at all times, and amazing double height ceilings. The simplicity of the poured concrete flooring along with the glazed walls really helps with giving this home the rustic 'unfinished' look. With concrete being one of my favourite building materials, for me, the flooring is the finishing touch throughout this whole interior. Home sweet home!

Millie xx

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Goro Noguchi - Aijinn

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Relaxing colour palettes, soft and warm material textures, finished off with an amazing level of open plan; this apartment in Tribeca, New York, completed by Japanese architect Shigeru Ban recently caught my eye. In every room you're greeted to a healthy amount of daylight, meaning that at each turn you're greeted to a view of New York.

Also with Ban being a humanitarian, it is very eminent in his work that the utmost care has been taken into consideration, when it comes to the size, levelling and warms tones within the home.

Millie x

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Shania Twain - You're Still The One

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Using an abundance of pastel colours, Note Design Studio  were able to revamp this beautiful 19th century home into something truly remarkable. With the smart use of gathering inspiration from the colours already present in the interior, Note were able to bridge the gap between 19th century architecture and completely drag this home/apartment into the 21st century. And I must say, I'm in awe. Especially with the corner featuring the bright coral-like pink, and the overall ambience created when the natural lighting is hits the soft yellow walls.

Millie xx

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1415 - Draw The Line

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