Interior Stylin' - Sania Pell

All images via Sania Pell's blog

So it's true, I absolutely love Sania Pell's Interior Styling for Cox and Cox - I've always appreciated the way Cox & Cox style their products, I can easily scroll through their products just admiring the images and Sania's blog is definitely somewhere I run too when I need a burst of inspiration on anything from Interiors to crafts so when I found out she is the vision behind their products and images I was hooked. I completely admire the fact that Sania's aim was to show the customers ideas on how they could use the products, as well as showing the actual product itself, afterall just because you buy a product as it is doesn't necessarily mean it has to stay like that. I'm always on the look out for anything I can buy and turn into my own individual piece. I guess you could say I like to look further then what's infront of me (and there's always room for improvement right?) There's much more to Sania's blog then her styling for Cox & Cox, she's also styled for the likes of Liberty, Waitrose and another blog favourite of mine decor8 and then there's the brilliant DIY craft projects she shares too, so if you, like me simply need more click here, you wont look back. Promise.

Suitcase Heaven

Brace yourselves guys, you can now continue your obsession with vintage suitcases with this new leather suitcase furniture, Maarten De Ceulaer has just cleverly designed for Nilufar. I came across this while flicking through Flipboard and I just had to share it. I think this is so darn clever and I've never seen anything quite like it!

I think it's important to have things around us that make us smile and that's exactly what this furniture collection does. I love that you can buy a bunch of them to then switch around whenever you like: have them against a wall or in the middle of a room so they can open up on each side like this image above.

This would be perfect in an ultra modern open planned downstairs with wall length windows and white floors, you can picture it can't you *smiles*

This wardrobe is my absolute fav. Its brings me joy and you can't fight stuff like that, well I can't anyway.

Like this desk for instance could easily work in a children's bedroom or a home office. It's fun and practical, what more can you ask for?

Found via Design-Milk

Megan Morton's Things I Love

Simple mood board displays like this one always gets my heart jumping, I'd love to have a wall I could put all my inspiration on. The book is in 4 parts: Homes I Love, Things I Love, People I Love and Things I Love To Do. Interiors Stylist Megan Morton shares her enthusiasm for things, people and design in a way I haven't seem before, splitting pages from Things I Love into post cards adding a fun twist on sharing practical tips and ways to display your worst clutter.

I love the simplicity of this room from the sanded down walls to the wooden ladder. Still loving old wooden ladders, who would of thought they'd add such charm and interest?

I'm so ready to 'Get my magpie on'

 I'm a sucker for sweet one liners like this. I like to imagine we live like this because lets face it, a girl loves to dream. The post card section is my ultimate fav. To me these are miniature posters and lets just say I love art/typographic posters so its a win win.

What design books get you inspired?