From Stephanie Sadler

VIEW

A strong point of view.

Images from here, here, here, and here. Something more of interest here.

STYLE

A dreamy Hamburg apartment. Herringbone wood floors seem to be ubiquitous in Germany, I wish they were ubiquitous here, too.

CHASTLETON

Part of BBC's At Home with the Georgians, this amazing Missoni-like carpet covers the walls of an early bedroom closet at Chastleton House, built in 1612 for a wool merchant. Never renovated, the descendants lived there until 1991, preserving nearly 400 years in one house. The bottom still was taken en route to the bedroom in what seems to be a glorified hallway; love the intensely paneled walls, arch ceiling, and wood floors.

FINALLY IT'S MARCH

Finally it's March. Pic above of an abandoned mill in Sorrento, found here. Hopefully I'll be able to check it out in a few weeks when I travel down Italy's west coast.

ANOTHER GEM

Hoping for Happy Accidents is a blog on the theme of interiors and modern artifacts. All culled into one place, from top: A Viennese Attic Apartment (via NYTimes), Carl Auböck (via Reference Library), McCobb furniture (via Treadway Gallery), and that is only the first page. Found on Door Sixteen.

MEN'S MOOD

http://thedayafteryoudie.blogspot.com
Tasteful babes, modernist architecture, the rugged outdoors, minimalist typography experiments and some grafitti/skaterisms here and there must be universal across arty dudes. see also: haw-lin.

OLD CHUM

A mood board of the forest variety. http://oldchum.tumblr.com/

SATURDAY

The modern Castle. 

WEDNESDAY

A still from the film A Woman of Affairs (1928). Found on the blog Cinema Style.