Lovely textures.

I just came across this home of Roman Alonso, creative director of Commune. I saw it first over at moodboard.
I love all of the layered textures, bright art and patterned rugs. It reminds me of my grandparent's house, but with a bit more drama.

In other news, we're on vacation in California! More on that later.

Ooo those shelves.

I am really loving this room with its grays and its beautiful thick wooden shelves.

I would probably throw a pop of intense color in there, but that's just me.
Seen here at Desire to Inspire.

Bunk Beds

I'm in love with this older kid's room from Domino (I found it over at Little Green Notebook). The only thing that really makes it a "kid's room" are the bunk beds. The colors and styling are something I would love in my grown-up's room! Give me that rug!

Yes please.

Nacho Polo
I'm saying yes to the interiors just as much as this designer's name.

First seen on desire to inspire

Safari chairs.

{One of our safari chairs}

A couple of weeks ago, I was telling my grandma my plans for our living room, and that I would like to get two chairs to flank the fireplace. She said she had some old ones that were too low for her to get out of, and she brought them over.

Well it turns out these chairs she gave us are pretty important pieces! They are safari chairs designed by mid-century Swedish designer Arne Norell. I feel very design savvy having a pair of these beauties.

Soon after getting the chairs, I noticed them at the Ace Hotel in Palm Springs, (pictured below), and in this loft I posted about earlier.

Next time I'm in Palm Springs, I know where I'm staying!

Dream home.

I came across this home a while back, and was so happy to happen across it again earlier today. It's in San Francisco and is home to an interior designer and a skateboarder.

It is the object of my desire.

I would die if I had a workspace like this.

The home has been featured in the New York Times.
A full tour of the home is at the design firm that one of the owners works for, here.

Colorful closets.

I love this all white interior with very colorful closets. It would make grabbing the broom a whole lot more exciting.

Designed by EnvelopeA+D Architecture and Design, based in Oakland.