...because verner would want you to.

{top image: panton's "two-level seat"; bottom three images: furnishings from panton's visiona and visiona 2 organic and psychedelic home showcase. }

and this time it's practical, darlings - - brass shower fittings, brass vintage starburst door hardware, and brass kitchen shelving.

because every room in the house deserves a little bit o' brass.

sure, i love the reclaimed wood turntable, vintage classroom chalkboard, eco-friendly cardboard speakers, heavy-fingered vinyl collection, and lone air plant.

however, what i'm really digging is the flocked xmas tree, which i assume (and hope) stays up year round.

{via blood and champagne.}

the fine team at inaluxe recently posted this photo of their studio, and i must say, i love every inch of it -- from the happy colors, to the array of shapes, to mr. david bowie, to the mushroom vase, to the mystery plant.

their space truly reflects their work...

check out more inaluxe here!

sure, "brass" rhymes with many things, but in the case of this santa monica home, i would have to pick "bad ass."

{photography by the always brilliant and ridiculously cool dabito.}

you know you've come to the right place when your getaway car is a canoe.

{from inside out magazine.} {via poppytalk.}

...this home sits. begging me to move in.

{barbara bestor's silver lake home as photographed by the amazing dabito. read all about it at old brand new.}

when the original structure of the balcones house was too badly damaged to retain, pollen architecture rebuilt it with the intention to recreate a "modest mid-century design."

by "modest," i can only assume they mean dreamy, panty-dropping, fantasy pad.

more modesty pix here.

sometimes a triangle is just a triangle, and sometimes it's a 3-sided superstar in a ridiculously amazing wall mural.

dig it.

{design by camille architectures. project: léon cogniet grands appartements.}

unicorn optional.

{the rainbow room by cape town based designer pierre le riche.} {via the artful desperado.}