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{natzfirefly}	Ramonah
.j.e.n.n.y.	Adore_Vintage
afewthingsfrommylife	liebreiz
Sue Webb	Nifty loves crafting
wood & wool stool	dottydebsie
fresh eggs	*jenny b allsorts
ljc@flickr	Chica Schmica

Quest Twenty Eight
Brittany No L
this chicken
violeta from portugal
Smile And Wave
mindfulgirl
MayaLee
Library Fashionista
danske
danske
ATLITW

What a pleasure it was to receive an email from Brandon Barré, a photographer from Toronto, who thought we might want to share his photography with our readers. Since his work is the SHIZNIT, I was stoked to devour his newly updated web portfolio and scoop up my favourites. Some of the spaces may be familar to those who watch a design TV show or two. Candice Olson and Colin and Justin are among his clients! (And stay tuned Monday for his entries to the Pets on Furniture post!)

Feeling hot? Feeling stylish? Feeling the whole Palm Springs’ glam? Want colour? Need colour? Feast your eyes on the not so timid designs of Moises Esquenazi. If the snow is getting you down in your neck of the woods pack your bags and move right in in your imagination. A well stocked bar and a seriously sexy pool area await. It’s all just through that shocking pink door. Think colour, comfort and a great sense of humour.

Estelle wrote us recently with a request: “I like furniture on casters a lot. I would appreciate if you can have a post showing how imaginative (DIY) people have added casters to their furniture.” This was a tough request, especially looking for imaginative uses for casters, but regardless, here are a pile of photos I managed to find in my stash.

Living Etc.	Stanley Saitowitz | Natoma Architects
Lundberg Design	Domino
Sköna hem	Sunset/a>
vtwonen	Hus & Hem

Apartment Therapy
Apartment Therapy
Domino
Ekenstam
Fernau + Hartman Architects
jj Locations
Olson Kundig Architects
Point Click Home
Taverne Agency
Vastu
Octopus
Buratti + Battiston Architects
Ideal Home
House To Home
Dave Coote

Welcome to the portfolio of Dutch photographer Luuk Geertsen. Apart from the obvious European vibe to these rooms, that mix of history and the now, what I really love about these images is the soft soft light. The rooms glow. It’s like a fleeting summer but you can almost feel the first chill nipping at your heels. He captures a quiet moment, the clock ticks, footsteps echo on the wooden floors but it’s still, quiet, peaceful. Bliss!