Now what little by wouldn’t love this! A wall stacked with Dinosaurs!
Styling by Myrica Bergqvist.
Alexandra Heitz’s Apartment
A tour of fashion blogger Alexandra Heitz’s apartment with it’s fresh, girly decor that is engulfed in spring themes, pink and lot’s of lovely modern feminine details.
This art is by my mother Kerri Rosenthal. Her fearless use of colors in her paintings inspire me everyday. This one is located across from my bed so it is the first thing I see every morning; I wanted something big and beautiful to give a great start to my day.
I am half Dutch—my father is from Holland—so I love having fresh tulips in my apartment.
Layers of pillows keeps everything looking cozy and create a color story. My mom and I take the dust covers from our bags that we buy such and turn them into pillow covers.
The worst thing in the world is a bare-looking bed. Layers and layers of pillows and blankets make it look like a big pile of fluff. The cashmere teddy bear on the bed is from my father’s cashmere company, Repeat Cashmere, and it’s pretty much the softest thing I own.
I am constantly editing this rolling rack to make sure that everything is up to date and inspirational. It has all my favorite pieces for the next two weeks that I plan to wear on my blog. Even though I have a closet, my rolling rack is like my inspiration board.
I painted my doors bubblegum pink. It’s an inexpensive way to add a splash of color and if you get bored of the pink, you can always paint over. I may paint them my new favorite color mint green tomorrow.
Alexandra Heitz’s desk.
Images via Teen Vogue
Cool Boys Bedroom
The bedroom of Luca Wheeler (Studio City, CA) photographed by Nethany Nauert. Great bedroom design inspiration for a boys room. Love the use of the red lockers for storage.
Fun Fair Home Decor
This apartment in Marseille, France is adorned with an array of playful items and toys. Its 80 sqm are a veritable treasure trove for young and old: old toys, pieces of armory, a collection of robots and other childish treasures transformed the interiors into an incredible playground.
Bring the carnival into your home by adding a big toy like a mechanical helicopter, robots and other big kids items to add some fun and whimsy to your home! Let’s start in the lounge room.
The wall is decorated with a myriad of fun fair targets . The assembly, linear at first, breaks down into a happy cloud!
The dining room – the perfect mixture of raw rustic furniture with a vast collection of robots.
A truly eclectic mix of elements in the kitchen, the old and the new weaved together in an atmosphere of fun. Loving the retro cash register on the bench.
A piece of science fiction thrown in the mix with the metal skull of the famous Terminator: a collector’s item that will delight film lovers!
Behind the glass walls is a very original bedroom for the parents. The bed is arranged on a wooden platform under which is a cabin built for kids. The decorating emphasis on red is particularly charming when you read the sign that warns of fire above the bed! In front of the bed is an army of robots.
The parents platform bed becomes a hidden playhouse for the children.
A look inside the playhouse.
A very urban and humorous bathroom composed of industrial valves, metal bowls and aluminium panels.
