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5 Bucket List Places You’d Want to Spend Your Honeymoon

Ever since you were a little girl you had a vivid image of yourself walking down the aisle in a pristinely perfect white dress and eager to marry the man of your dreams. That vision is soon to become a reality as you are imminently planning the wedding you have…

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Interiors: Hueso Restaurant, Guadalajara

Love the design of this Guadalajara restaurant of chef Alonso Cadena by his brother Igancio, inspired by Darwinism and adorned with over 10,000 cast aluminium animal bones that have been mounted on timber blocks to cover the walls like a second skin. The name is the Spanish word for “BONE”…

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Interiors: Bold Colors in Mexico City

Oh my, this is just too much: bold colors, dark walls, pink furniture… Can this be my future home, please? It is actually the home of interior designer and antique dealer Dirk Jan Kinet, located in the historical heart of Mexico City. It combines the European charm with the bold…

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Fairytale Destinations: Coqui Coqui Experience

I will unveil a truth about a childhood passion of which I am not particularly proud, but hey, it kinda defined a small part of how I think and dream of things. I loved to read (no, this is not it). I started with fairytales (d’oh!) and went on to…

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Interiors vs. Exteriors: Observatory House

Architectural photographer Iwan Baan shot the Observatory House, designed by Mexican artist Gabriel Orozco and built by architect Tatiana Bilbao in Roca Blanca, Mexico.The house is inspired on the Jantar Mantar Astronomical Observatory, built in Delhi in 1724. From: SomeWhereIWouldLoveToLive via Archdaily Keep up with Project Fairytale Facebook / Pinterest…