Good morning lovelies ! Ok. If you didn’t follow the juicy drama on Insta (read : pictures of my tissues and cough syrup) I’ve been down with Covid for the past week and it was kicking my ass. For reals. Actual footage of me last Wednesday :

I’m very sad to announce my perfect streak is over, that’s right, I’d never had it. EVER ! In 3 1/2 years ! Damn.
Well it took it’s revenge for not catching me sooner let me tell ya… So I’m not 100% but feeling a bit optimistic today, I managed to go outside a little bit, and today I’m angling for solid foods, and hopefully back to work full throttle in the next few days 🤞
Now we missed two posts last week while I was fused to my bed, so today I’m catching up with a little pastel-infused,
deliciously retro-but-keep-it-modern, discovery from Instagram :

Welcome to Mia Martin‘s home in Munich !
This one is short and sweet because I don’t have a ton of info on Mia, but I can tell you that this apartment is in a round building, which is utterly fabulous as a default. The building was designed in the 70s by Joachim Jakob and combined a love of Bauhaus and Le Corbusier. It has a roof garden too, which … drool ! This place just seems extremely special and unique, and I’m loving what Mia has done with it, the colors, the refined funkiness of her furniture selection, the overall softness ! It’s a sheer delight ! Make sure to give Mia a follow to see her home transformations over time !

*All photos are from Mia’s Instagram account.
— Marie

Get ready today for a heavy dose of bright blue and funky patterns in your face, we’re headed back to Madrid,
because let’s be honest – it’s where it’s at, and touring this fully decked out duplex from designer Lorenzo Castillo.
It’s filled to the brim with treasures, mixing eras and antiques with ease and sprinkling bold art wherever it can.
Along with delightful bold patterns on nearly every surface.
Guaranteed to wake up even the sleepiest of Monday ! Check it out :

*All photos are from Trendland and LoveIsSpeed
— Marie