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Autumnal rooms, British tiles and a massage chair that's easy on the eyes....What we're lusting over in the blogosphere this week.

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Austrian ceramist Sandra Haischberger's latest collection of porcelain from her Feinedinge line, ALiCE, is almost as beautiful as the space where she sells it. When can we move in? [Decor8]

Is the summer REALLY over? For those who are ready for comfy throws and a roaring fireplace, here are a couple of great autumn-ready rooms for inspiration. [Habitually Chic]

And for those who just can't let go of those last sunny rays, this (dare we say...perfect?) beach house will give you your fix. [House of Turquoise]

Here's a British idea that we think could be a smashing success here in the US: Handmade tiles printed with vintage postcards and advertisements (or if you like, custom tiles with your own mementos). Swoon! [Please Sir]

We couldn't be more inspired by CasaSugar's latest inspiration series on the Man Booker Prize shortlist -- even if you can't judge a book by its cover, you can certainly dream up home ideas from it. [CasaSugar]

Can't afford a new stainless steel fridge? The folks at Design Sponge have figured out a genius AND practical way to make an old fridge look new and err, cool. [Design*Sponge]

New online magazine Standard doesn't have to use words like eco-friendly, green, fair-trade or organic to describe the products in their stories. Why? Every single thing featured in the magazine always is. Naturally! [Apartment Therapy]

I mean, finally. A massage chair that doesn't look like it's going to torture you. [The New York Times]

Proof that kindergarten art class paid off -- this striking light fixture was created with our favorite elementary school basics: String and glue. [The Stir]

 

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