I have become a pinning machine.

In fact, this is the very reason why I avoided the lure of Pinterest for so long. I knew I would get sucked into the abyss. Knew it was dangerous to even dip a toe in. But, alas, it is too late. I'm hooked. So here are the fruits of my "labor"...enjoy!

As for me, well, I'm off to pin some more...but you knew that was coming, didn't you. ;0)

{images from here}

I'm Curious

How do you feel about these dramatic, and very black, spaces? Yes! No! Maybe?

{images via fine ting og sjokolade}

Can't Stop Thinking About...

This ceiling

That floor

This mirror

That exterior

That rug and broken in leather chair

This black door and, truth be told, the entire space.

Good to get that off my chest.

Shivers.

Yes, this room is that good. Goosebumps too.

{image via 10 Rooms}

Small Living in the Big Apple

How small you might ask? Real small. Like 178 square feet small. That's right, I'm no mathematician, but teeny wouldn't be an understatement. And yet, this place packs quite a punch despite its lilliputian dimensions. Tell me, could you live large in this NYC studio? Read more about the owner's creative design solutions here.

{images via the New York Times}

Daily Pretties

Eat, sleep, hang. Can you tell I'm feeling lazy today? It's dreary, rainy, and cold...a perfect day to do not much of anything at all. So if it was up to me, I'd kick back in my imaginary house (above) and alternate between the three aforementioned activities. You like my place, non?

{images via vi.sualize.us}

Friday Fixation: Roman and Williams

Today I'm totally fixated on the work of husband and wife team Stephen Alesch and Robin Standefer, otherwise known as Roman and Williams. I love how their designs are at once old and new, timeless, yet unique. I find the sturdy, solid, beautifully detailed spaces completely entrancing. These images represent a smidgen of their work, from their own home to an incredibly designed, no-detail-is-too-small hotel and even a top-to-bottom designed apartment building on a corner in New York's Soho. Read more and see more here.

{images via Metropolis}

What's black and white and green all over?

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{all images via my flickr favorites}