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Favorite interiors of the week_90

Orsolya Gyöngy · 18 12 2021

Each week, we share the most gorgeous, inspiring and coolest interiors that we’ve come across in the past few days. Here comes some perfect eye candy to browse through while sipping your Saturday morning coffee, which you can also use as inspiration for your own home. Revamped urban spaces and the harmony of a country mansion in one of this year’s final favorite interiors. Enjoy!

The discreet charm of a Barcelona apartment | Bonell+Dòriga | Barcelona, Spain

Modernist and contemporary pairings in a Warsaw home | Paradowski Studio | Warsaw, Poland

18th-century mansion in the Catalan countryside | Afueras de Torrent, Girona, Spain

Cathedral-style apartment in St Petersburg | Tim Veresnovsky | Russia

London hotel inspired by the homes of art collectors | Bryan O’Sullivan Studio | London, United Kingdom

Retro details in a revamped apartment in Krakow | FURORA Studio | Krakow, Poland

A super-creative company’s super-cool office | Nikolai Kotlarczyk | Copenhagen, Denmark

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