December interiors, design and more inspirations

Do you really believe I could leave my beloved blog all holidays long??

That’s quite impossible 😉 Also, I’ve realized that these are the last day of December, as well as last ones of the year of course, so let’s meet for our usual date for Monthly Inspirations coloumn today… This December has been more than about Christmas, fortunately while browsing my Pinterest I found many other inspirations that deserve to be shared (in my opinion, hopefully in your as well).

The mood of these days is really vacationing for me, but I think I deserve some relax after the strong work of the past few months … and the one that will come with 2015 , so it is good to recharge the batteries a little while.

(italian version below)

Let’s start as for every Monthly Inspirations post with some inspiring interiors I would have included in I’d like to live here…

1. this cozy home corner with a white bricked huge fireplace, from 2. in love with this white loft, from MechantStudio blog (and it’s located in Manhattan, can you imagine something better??) 3. total white unconventional christmas tree, could be fine for other times of the year as well (via-couldn’t find right source sorry, and I’m wandering why people can’t use Pinterest in a correct way, isn’t a little bit annoying?) 4. I want this kitchen. with THAT wallpaper on the back wall (sakuristaa) 5. just some bells. but they are lovely (via) 6. ok, it’s not time for work in these days. but in an home workspace like this I found on vtwonen I could work during holidays as well 😉

this is an Original interior with flying books I’ve spotted on Pinterest (talking of unusual objects in interiors, do you remember?)

This amazing wall decorated with white&blue porcelains is part of the Taiwan Noodle House designed by Golucci International Design.

Some new interesting original finds from the net.

1. These milk carton lamps (design milk) are the design version of those diy ones I’ve shown here in unconventional Christmas decor ideas, the first #designtime post 2. easy and simple Christmas gift wrapping 3.4. discovered this japanese illustrator, ryo takemasa (img via)