Just some eye candy from Hotel De Tuilerieen in Bruge, Belgium. Hope you're having a great weekend.
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What a beautiful place, Michele! Have a wonderful wknd!
Love eye candy! Have a great Saturday!
I'm visiting from over at Design Ties. The name of your blog is what intrigued me. I have a very dear friend that lives in the Nottinghill section of London. I love your blog and all your great photos and inspiration. Thanks for sharing.
*blush* I am ashamed to say but I live an hour drive from Bruges and I NEVER visited this gorgeous city.
I absolutely adore Bruges!! We went to Bruges over the Christmas holidays in 2007, and it was fantastic!! The Christmas Market, the lights, the atmosphere.... We stayed at an amazing B&B just a few minutes from the Belfort Tower and walked EVERYWHERE!!
The hotel that you posted looks really nice. The soft blue is so pretty, and the exposed brick adds great character :-)
Coincidentally, I posted a picture on our blog today that I took in Luxembourg City, another European city that I love :-)
Kelly @ DesignTies
This is just gorgeous. I especially love the ethereal blue curtains up against that rough brick wall. le yum!
xo Isa
These are great but my eye goes to the bedroom with the open space, the big expanse of bare floor. It's has some breathing room - an undecorated space.
Looks very relaxing. :)
Have a wonderful weekend.
Love all blue images.
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* ......oooohhhh, and they have the BEST, most BEAUTIFUL linens ever! (And my husband couldn't ORDER enough MUSSELS... break, lunch AND dinner!!!)~~~ I smile at the memories we garnered on that particular trip! SHEER DELIGHT! ~~~ "Thanks, for the memories!"~~~ Best, Linda *
I love blue and you have such a beautiful collection of photos here. Thanks for sharing!
Blue and cream always look dreamy together - very nice.
Especially love the last photo -- gorgeous blue on the walls and so much fun to find the coordinating blue details scattered around the room. Thanks so much for sharing.
I could see you living here.
The architectural details are amazing - They are the silent masters of those rooms.
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