The Back House by FLOWER Architecture

Barbie is back and while she does love being away, she loves being present more. There’s nothing like coming back to a dream house! Here’s one that you won’t want to get away from! 

The Back House by FLOWER Architecture 

Located in Boulder, Colorado and designed to sit on the back half of a large property, this dreamhouse is envisioned to provide views of the Front Range and Flatirons of Boulder. Utilizing natural materials of wood and stone to integrate with metal and create a sustainable structure. The home is paired with The Pool House, a separate home with a pool on the property which is to serve as a guest house with similar interior and exterior finishes.

The Pool House

Would you love to come back to a dreamhouse like this? 

Barbie would!

Enjoy!

Kisses, m.

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Moschino pushes limits and takes risks in design. When comes to taking pills don’t let it control you, remain in control and make it your fashion statement

Enjoy!

Kisses, m.

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The Rose House by Sergey Makhno Architects

Barbie loves roses. They hold a special place in her heart like orchids and often fill her decor. Although she loves red and appreciates yellow right now she has a bouquet of white roses brightening up in her room. She she can only think a Dreamhouse would be lovely as a Rose...

The Rose House by Sergey Makhno Architects

The Rose House is a guesthouse made of concrete, weathering steel, glass and water. The design is a clean modern silhouette which seems to be simple, but hosts a myriad of sophisticated elements. The name Rose was given because of the blooming red walls. The architect created an artificial pool bordering with a terrace on one side to water the concrete flowers. Overall the design of the layout is freely flowing space with functional areas that transform allowing the owner to move the walls and convert the space into an open social area. 




















Would you love the beauty of this Rose?

Barbie would and she hopes you would too!

Enjoy!

Kisses, m.

The Fingerprint Tower by Moon Hoon

Everything is at your fingertips if you believe... you can reach out to anyone just about anytime in this world and leaving a fingerprint on the world isn’t that hard. Here’s a piece of design that takes the tip of your finger to a new level... 

The Fingerprint Tower by Moon Hoon

The ultimate personalization of space customized to your fingerprint. This structure is designed a with a swirling facade taken from the owner’s fingerprint. Located in Seoul the house is a residence for a South Korean actor. The tower’s lower level will accommodate studio spaces and the ground floor for parking.

Do you enjoy being able to have your finger on everything? 

Barbie thinks you could.

Enjoy!

Kisses, m.

Dream Roomspiration: The Places Dreams Take You

Despite keeping busy Barbie loves a good rest and to dream. She often lives to nap after her 20+ hr days... sometimes the type of you rest get determines the types of dreams you have and where you find yourself when you sleep up is entirely up to you...  here’s a few dreamy places this Doll would love to wake up!

Dream Roomspiration: The Places Dreams Take You 

Would you love to dream in one of these places? 

Barbie would.

Enjoy!

Kisses, m.

The Band-Aid House by Camille Lemmolo

Sometimes you can’t stick a band-aid on a wound to heal it. Often the best thing for some wounds is air to breathe & rest and to boost the immune system a lot of TLC and a little interaction with loved ones. Barbie has become a healer through much of her own wounds and loves to encourage others to find better alternatives to healing than just sticking a band-aid on a problem.  Here’s a Dreamhouse that speaks to the soul...

The Band-Aid House by Camille Lemmolo

The Band-Aid House is an art installation by Camille Lemmolo. The installation is a metaphorical safe place in which the viewer can reflect on the human condition with a deeper sense of grace and gratitude. The 10 ft tall house dedicated to her brother Paul is covered in 21,000 band-aids & scotch tape was envisioned out of a horse-riding accident that was nearly fatal for the artist. 

The Band-Aid House was a part of the special curatorial projects at Art/Miami Dec. 2013.  This house reached thousands of viewers, establishing that humans are aching to reach out and connect with one another in a world where we often feel we should not.

Would you love to explore the Band-Aid House?
Barbie would!
Enjoy!
Kisses, m.

The Even Yehuda House by The Heder Partnership

Barbie loves letting her favorite dolls and kens live their lives. She knows better than to make what they're doing about her and she truly hopes they do the same instead of reacting badly. As much as she enjoys chatting up her favorite Ken when he comes around she maintains her boundaries and space from his life as he does hers. It's rather disappointing when there's been a misunderstanding between you both but that's life and you let the past be the past and start off even or you'll never get anywhere. Busy people have busy lives and quite often you simply just don't see each other in the rush of it all and there's no hard feelings in being busy if you're on even ground. The best place for even things is in architecture. 


The Even Yehuda House by The Heder Partnership

Would you love to live in this dreamhouse? 
Barbie would!
Enjoy!
Kisses, m.

Dream Roomspiration: Arcade Sofa by Harow

Some people love to play games. Barbie wonders... why play games when you can decorate with them?

Dream Roomspiration: Arcade Sofa by Harow

French Design Studio Harow has released their designs for a sofa that is constructed in the likeness of a classic arcade cabinet. Inspired by films and arcade culture there are sofas inspired by, Toy Story, Jurassic Park, Kill Bill, Street Fighter, just to name a few.

Would you make yourself at home in these sofas?

Barbie would!

Enjoy!

Kisses, m.