Leah here again from The Minimalist with my second post. Susanna Vento is my style hero. This Finnish stylist has a signature pure and minimalist eye like no other. Through her work she aims to startle the viewer while offering inspiring tips for their own interior and helping them break free of a boring, uniform homes…

Hello everyone! Chloé from Plenty of Colour here again. I love when light and colour are combined in architecture, don’t you? Changing weather, seasons and settings mean light dances across buildings in ever-changing and dynamic ways. Spanish architect Alejandro Muñoz Miranda designed this kindergarten in Granada, Spain around a central courtyard or playground that serves as the heart of the centre. With a striking and modern white exterior, the school features frameless rainbow windows in communal spaces like hallways while leaving the glass in classrooms colourless. The result is corridors full of dazzling, multi-coloured light that is constantly changing as the sun moves during the school day…

Hello yellowtracers! I’m Ella, an architect from Melbourne and blogger at pages from my moleskine. I’m so excited to be here while Dana spends some time with her newest little friend.

Blurring the line between indoors and outdoors has long been a recurring theme in architecture and interiors. It’s a rather fantastical notion to have the comfort and protection of the indoors whilst being immersed in the freshness and wonder of the great outdoors. Why not have our cake and eat it too, right? This is a collection of projects that take the task of merging inside and outside rather seriously. They explore the possibilities; how the outdoors can creep in from beneath, press hard up against the walls and windows, be sliced through the middle, hang suspended from above, pierce through the structure or be woven into the building fabric…

Bonjour! I am Si, from the FrenchByDesign blog. I have a thing for Scandinavian design. There is something in the always impeccable Scandinavian interiors that just speaks to me and never fails to attract me. This flat is no exception. Shot by ultra talented Copenhagen based Line Klein and styled by Helen Wiggers for Alt Interiors Magazine, this home exhibits great classic pieces of modern design, art mixed with lots of personal touches…

Yes. These are paintings. No. We are not kidding. Yes, we know. You are jealous. So are we.

Gregory Thielker is the mega talented artist behind these master pieces of windshield realism. There’s always something special about artists that turn gloomy/dark daily happenings into smashing pieces of art, helping you see the beauty hidden in them. Gregory is one of these artists and I think he totally nailed it…