Today’s divine designs are created by California based brother- and design duo Ryan and Joshua Brown of Brown Design Inc:

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The walls, carpet and curtains are all the same perfect shade of creamy beige, setting a perfect backdrop for the dark coffee table. I could move in here in the blink of an eye, and would not change a thing. Perfect!

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Camel colored couch, decorated with throw pillows one shade lighter than the walls, one shade darker than the couch, and every shade and texture in between.

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White bedroom with a beige wallpapered feature wall. That is my favorite hardwood floor stain (at the moment), so rich and warm.

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Beautiful flowing lines in that blue and cream area rug.

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Have you ever seen a bench seat like this before? Spectacular lines!

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Now this is a bathroom! I adore the dark window frames against the soft beige walls, and the tiles are just fabulous. Perfect balance between classic and modern elements.

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If you enjoyed these images, make sure to view them on the flash site of Brown Design Inc. as they look so much better in full scale!

Jeffers Design Group has one of those portfolios that are overwhelming with never ending beauty and inspiration. This exotic bedroom caught my attention immediately:

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Beige walls, dark hardwood floors and a soft blue ceiling. It is definitely the soft wavy lines and shapes that lifts this room from gorgeous to spectacular.

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Just take a look at that headboard! The soft lines are repeated everywhere from the beautiful wallpaper to the bed skirt and all fabrics in the room.

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Here is a closer look at the wonderful wallpaper. The designer hit two birds with one stone (no pun intended) by placing a desk besides the bed, doubling as a bedside table. The table lamps flanking the bed looks fantastic! Love the cobalt blue mirror too.

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Beautiful textiles, and the chair is so cute.

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HGTV’s Rate My Space user Adordesign has padded one of her bedroom walls with a pink-beige suede style fabric, and the result is spectacular!

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The sectioned wall really brings out the depth and softness of the walls..

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And the duvet cover and coverlet is so.. perfect! And to complete the soft theme, she places a pillow behind each bedside table lamp!

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Side view. The tiny chandelier is so art deco. Love it.

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You can see what she did with the rest of the suede fabric in her spare bedroom here!

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Painter Rosalyn Engelman’s Fifth Avenue apartment was the subject in New York Social Diary’s house section a while ago, and I am absolutely enamored with her bedroom:

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She has such a classic and elegant bedroom. This is the style you find in big mansions, and I absolutely love how it is downsized and simplified for a perfect apartment version.

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The classic crystal chandelier is the focal point of the room. To maximize the height of the room, the beautiful seafoam green wall color goes all the way up to the ceiling, as well as the curtain valances.

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A classic area rug frames the bed on beautiful dark hardwood floors. Oh, and the silver candle stick triplet over the bed is one of my favorite features.

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Fantastic! Wish my bedroom looked like this!

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Serene master bedroom with pearl gray walls and sky blue ceiling.

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The carpet is divine!

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This bed looks pretty wide, it even has three rows of pillows. The turquoise padded headboard is nice, I wonder if that is doable for the non-professional upholsterer?

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The antique looking desk is blue with gold details. So pretty.

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The pearl gray velvet divan fits in perfectly with its light blue frame.

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The bedroom is completed with a silver framed bar cart.

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Designs by Jennifer Flanders, visit her website here!

Lets take a look at Kensington House in London, designed by SHH Architects & Designers. This is an award-winning six storey building, with a color palette based on creams and off-white:

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The living area is huge, divided into a lot of smaller spaces. My favorite feature is the ultra thin white curtains . I love the fact that they cover not only the window, but the entire wall. See how it softens everything up, eliminating any sharp borders and lines, and softening the natural light.

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There are differently shaped sofas and recliners, with the common factor being color and soft “flowing” shapes. The round smoky glass top table is seen throughout the huge room,  in both coffee- and side table versions.

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Classic crystal chandeliers is modernized with smoky plexi glass cylinders. Nice!

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Jaw-dropping gorgeousness.

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The master bedroom is all-white too, with the largest white headboard I have ever seen!

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A single spotlight in the ceiling lights up the mirrored desk. Check out the multiple chandeliers.

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Beautiful chairs too..

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Detailed view of the chandelier. If you look closely, it is not a whole chandelier, but individual pieces mounted in the ceiling, constituting a whole chandelier!

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Read more about this divine design on Adelto and see more images on the architect- and design firm SSH’s website here! This is a must-click!

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Light blue and cream coastal style living room. You can see the dining room in the background.

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Glass dining table with a white shell chandelier. The mirrored folding screen is really pretty and very decorative.

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Beautiful blue-green and cream bedroom. This one is a classic!

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Designs by Kemble Interiors, visit their website here!

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Remember Jill Shevlin from Top Model Home? Ever since I did this post on her, I fell in love with her light, soft and beach-inspired design style. Here are some of her other works through her Interior Design firm Intrinsic Design:

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Cream and blue dining room with teak (?) table and flowing white curtains. A huge painting of a blue seahorse is placed on either side of the glass doors.

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Cream and blue living room with a spectacular view of the ocean!

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Gorgeous bedroom…

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A small desk in one corner of the bedroom.

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Baby blue and cream guest bedroom.

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Beautiful marble tops on the bathroom counters.

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This is one of the prettiest facades I have ever seen! So simple and pretty, yet so detailed and interesting.

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A cream white kitchen with gray mosaic tiles. I wonder what the counter tops are made from?

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Very tall and slim design.

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Cream kitchen dining area. Lots of windows lets in huge amounts of natural sunlight.

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Beautiful  cream and white dining room.

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Marble bathroom with white marble bath tub and counters.

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Designs by William Hefner, visit his site here!.

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I will admit it, I am one of those people who can’t stand the look of a television in the living room. I don’t even have a TV, and consider myself to be a bit TV-phobic. It’s just the way everything is arranged around the TV that really bother me, like its an altar. For this reason, I decided to do a hide-your-TV series of posts, where we look at different ways to hide, disguise or even blend the TV into the interior. Only rule is that it has to look good!

First up is this incredibly gorgeous TV-in-the-fireplace solution in the home of Interior Designer Kelly Giesen:

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Kelly built her TV into the fireplace in her living room.

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How gorgeous is that?

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She did the same thing in her bedroom too, and this is what it looks like before the TV is in place..

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When not watching, Kelly covers her TV up with a regular fireplace screen that is fitted with plexi mirrors.

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I think Kelly’s home is one of the prettiest I have ever come across. It’s so light, classic and tasteful. Photos borrowed from Apartment Therapy and Kelly’s own blog. Make sure to visit Kelly G Designs here!

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