If my nephews had their way, they’d live in this Lego House. But they’d probably want it to be all blue or green or red. And have life-size Lego Ninjago out front, too.
I, of course, prefer the Lego House as it is in white. Isn’t it amazing?
Lego House, designed by Bjarke Ingels Group, via Minimalissimo
Richard Meier‘s Luxembourg house is whiter than white. I love the brightness that is throughout the space as well as the super high ceilings.
via Minimalissimo
While I do really like this home, IÂ don’t think I could actually live in a space that’s so open. How about you?
Although the name may vary – wastepaper basket, garbage can, trash bin – the function of this object remains the same. There are plenty of affordable (and not-so-affordable) options out there for your home office, kitchen, bathroom and craft room. Here’s a little peak into the world of garbage bins.
Bin Bin Rubbish bin, AUD$79.95, Kikki-K
by Shigeichiro Takeuchi, via Minimalissimo
FINISS Wastepaper basket, $1.99, IKEA
Vipp Bin, $249-$320, Moma
A4 A5 Garbage Bin, TAF
Photos courtesy of IKEA, Kikki-K, Minimalissimo, Moma, TAF
Home 06 by 129 at DezeenBrooklyn Home via Design Sponge
KML Design via Aubrey Road
House IJburg via Minimalissimo
via Design Sponge
via Design Sponge
Photos courtesy of Aubrey Road, Design Sponge, Dezeen, Minimalissimo.