Oh, Moisés!

How's your Spanish? I'm not sure Vogue Spain put CC here, but here we go. I love everything about this. Well, Moisés is dreamy, but hey, today I'm focusing on the house. Men with kind eyes and facial hair get the best of me sometimes. So back to the house: I love that it is a remodel and that they converted (well, his husband, who is an architect, did) a five-room house into an airy, happy space that speaks volumes about the men who live there. It's a completely different feeling, when you have more space and light. Tiny rooms make me stabby sometimes.

Moisés says he's not a 'decorator' but I think that makes the house even more accessible and beautiful. The books, the plants, the quirky pieces of furniture here and there. I immediately felt affinity because his dining room kind of looks like mine (I would love those chairs, btw) in spirit. Specially because I had the same idea they had, but I have records instead of books against one of my walls. He also seems very into hanging artwork from people he either knows or admires. And what about that accent wall? Love that they discovered those layers of paint and instead of going against years of people trying to wrangle previous colors, they just let them show through. Brilliant. I would have loved also to see a 'before' picture though, because the finished product is really cool.

Now, the bed making. I agree: I love tons of cushions and pretty bedcovers and sheets. I love white sheets, btw, and it's a struggle. Lately I've gotten into dark gray and gray and black bedcovers and sheets for the fall and winter and I'm loving them. But I agree, having a bed that feels like a hotel bed is fantastic. I like bedrooms to be relaxing and I have GOT to make the bed in the morning. Leaving the bed always unmade is very freshman-living-in-a-dorm-for-the-first-time-in-their-lives for me. The kitchen is another awesome room in the house. I love that green wall and the fact that they do NOT have one of those monstrous K-cup things. They brew their coffee the old-fashioned way. Points.

And what do you think about the dogs, Agustín y Santa? Are they vegetarian? Are they siblings? How did they pose for their portraits? I have questions. I don't even like pets and  I literally died of cute overload. 

XOXO