When it comes to decorating a living space area, it’s all down to your imagination. Whether it’s about colors or prints, shapes or silhouettes, a plain room can become the home you ever dreamed of. Or beyond your wildest imagination.

It’s all in the details. A piece here, a print there, bound them in a bouquet or just pick one item to make your room inspiration today. Robyn Karp Interiors:

Robyn Karp Interiors is a happy mother-daughter team. Based in NY, they come with very cozy and out-of-Manhattan ideas to make your house living-friendly. Also, the different perspective given by the age leap works in their benefit since they appear to take the hip and the traditional and make it an inspirational advantage-blend.

Based on a suspicion I had for quite some time now, I came to the conclusion that wooden flooring and modern kitchen spaces do rather well together!

Why? Well let’s take small places for instance: it works out the space delimitation between your living/cuisine place. It’s just one flooring finish, creating the illusion of endless space (limited, true, but optically deceiving endless).

Second why? Because wood is just as resistant as any other flooring material (give or take some percentage), however, you cannot match a hardwood flooring’s warmth and looks. Opting for solid hardwood or laminate flooring is more a matter of budgets than aesthetics. Clearly the recommendation would go towards solid hardwood, but nowadays, laminate flooring can be an easy DIY solution to interior decoration boredom.

I could go on the pros list, the most important factor you’ll base your decision on is knowing how functional your kitchen space will really be and just how integrated it is/will be in your living space. Open kitchens tend to erase the fine line between the classic matriarchal destination of the kitchen space, making it more available for full living integration. (photos Neil Lerner, SN Collection)

If you want a vintage fireplace with a modern twist, you should consider the contrast resulting from the usage of a cold, lifeless material like the concrete for the construction of a fireplace. That design move could surprise more than just aesthetically.

A concrete fireplace with a very interesting finish: an encaustic finish, a medieval painting technique (pigments in a wax suspension) which gives a most interesting patina is an excellent choice for an antique looking fireplace. You can also match your flooring to the concrete fireplace. (The fireplace pictured here was designed by Richard Beda)

We were talking about Barnaby Tuke’s beautiful and simple works a while back so now he proposed his latest work: a clock. Made in collaboration with Studio Special, this simple clock is made from wood and steel.

Available in four different (hands) colors, this simple clock measures 20cm by 2.5cm deep. Cut from a beech composite, it sits flush to the wall without any supplementary hooks and you can buy it for 48GBP (appx $77,5 at current exchange rate) directly from Barnaby Tuke or from Studio Special.

60 years of design working in your favor through the best kitchen furniture design possible. Snaidero started in 1946 and still goes strong, trying to make our kitchen lives better and more beautiful.

And they really mean it! With a collection going from unusual living to classic design, the Snaidero kitchens have a wide palette of colors and shapes with intelligent details treasured within.

There’s something for every taste and every architecture. Clean lines, smart volumes designed to meet practical and aesthetics in a perfect, elegant combination.

There are many ways you can make good use of that empty space left under a big, bright, beautiful window. But what fits bets? Have you thought about a bench?

A simple bench made of wood (ideally matching your flooring) could solve the space-dilemma and cozy-up the room! Pictured above (and after the jump) is a bench made by Barnaby Tuke.

When you’re looking for interior decorating ideas, you’re always restraining your search criteria. For instance, let’s say you’re looking for bathroom decorations ideas. White bathrooms. Like this one!

Bakoko Design and Development’s Matsudo Mansion has a particular shower room. A tiny room, but charming and practical with both a shower and a wooden framed bathtub. The wooden floor looks natural, fits the minimalist air of this bathroom and ads a very much needed touch of warmth.

When it comes to the little details making the big differences in architecture and buildings style, there’s so much to imagine and so much to do!

Take for instance this Garden House from Sweden. The architects Tham and Videgård Hansson imagined a finishing touch line no other: wooden trellis. The entire house is completely surrounded by the Spartan wooden structure. Love or hate it, you have to admit it’s an interesting way to use all that wood!

The Kids House by Studio Mama could be the next step in children’s room interior decoration bliss!

Conceived to be a sleeping space and a playhouse in the same time, the Kids House by Studio Mama has the playful charm of a hiding place out in the open. Functional and simple, it also has a blackboard on one side and lego panels on the other. Studio Mama’s Kids House is your inspirational instant deco moment today!

What aesthetic approach would make your house look different? Pleasantly different? How about James Rizzi’s Happy Rizzi House? Would that change your architectural perspective?

But take that without shallowness for the Happy Rizzi House is an important historical moment in Brunswick, Germany. Built in 2001 by the German architect Konrad Kloster and designer James Rizzi, the Happy Rizzi House is located on the ruins of an ancient farm of a ducal palace.

Suited for children and adults alike, the Happy Rizzi House appeals to every age, anytime. Who wouldn’t want to live in a Happy House? Pop-art and cartoon art together in a happy architectural unique mix.