Casa de la Montaña: (Mountain House)

This project was for school (Residential Design) and it had to be a residence located in the mountains, I chose a place in Costa Rica called "San José de la Montaña" which is beautiful and not that far from downtown (2 hrs max.)

Smilerynker: my favorite new blog

I've always admired Scandinavian design.. but this blog took my breath away. This super cool mom has an excellent taste in every way (even how she dresses up her kids)  and talent of mixing patterns. Even if I don't understand anything in the blog (I think it's in danish), it's been really inspiring for me, and I hope for everyone as well. You can check it out in here: Smilerynker and her Flickr account.

Casa Cubo (Cube House)

This is a small project I made for school a while ago.. It was all about a very small living area and experimenting a different rendering technique.. 

DIY: Vintage tea tin pendant lights

I'm usually the kind of person that saves up all type of jars and vintage collectibles, like the DIY jar glass frames idea, this is another way to show off your beautiful metal boxes.. I always end up cluttering junk in them, so why don't use them, and turn them in a beautiful lighting fixture.

Just buy a low-wattage lamp kit, drill a hole the appropriate size in the bottom of the tin, wire it, attach pendants & voila!

Via: Junk Market Style

Inspirational Monday

Beautiful Dining Rooms with Chairs designed by Philippe Starck (Marie and Ghost of Louis).

Source: Livingetc

Keys to your heart

I'm completely in love with this memory sticks from ATM Studio, designed by Alissia Melka-Teichroew. A Victorian era key for this modern age times...

Via: Yankodesign

DIY: Tissue Paper Pom-Poms

A great idea for decorating parties, friend get-togethers and anything that comes to your mind, these dahlia-like pom poms appear to float in the air and gives a beautiful/dreamy theme to whatever you are planning to do..

Tools and Materials:

-Tissue paper in desired colors (8 sheets per pom-pom)

-24-gauge white cloth-covered floral wire

-Scissors

-Monofilament

Tutorial and Instructions in HERE

Source: Martha Stewart