Today we go around other people’s houses. And we visit two houses: one small one with beautiful blue walls and another one with an Scandinavian look. We also have a tour through several houses in two articles: the first one with a feminine style and the second one with a masculine feeling.

Matt Makes His Tiny Rental into a Home

Matt Makes His Tiny Rental into a Home

This is a small 400 square feet apartment (37.16 square meters) where the space has been organised very effectively. Just one bedroom, a small kitchen open to the living room, and everything in the right place. It doesn’t look crowded at all. In fact it looks much bigger that it is. And the colour on the walls looks great. It’s really worth reading the article.

My Houzz: Charming Scandinavian Details in Portland

Charming Scandinavian Details in Portland

This tour is around a house with a beautiful nice Scandinavian feeling. Soft colour on the walls and white furniture. The furniture barely have any decorations and helps to add a bit of minimalism to the look.

5 Homes, 5 Uniquely Feminine Styles

The Mount (Edith Wharton's Lenox MA Estate)

And article looking at feminine style in house decoration. Romantic and very feminine. With beautiful mouldings and painted walls, nice painted furniture and wallpaper. And lots of photographs to feast on and give you ideas.

For the Boys: 5 Homes With Masculine Energy 

For the Boys: 5 Homes With Masculine Energy

And for the men around 5 homes with a masculine style. Leather and neutral colours, wood flooring, nice details and of course technology in the living and in the kitchen. Every type of decorative style a men would like to have around them in their “caves”. Although several of the photos are very gender neutral and many women are going to enjoy them too.

What do you think about our house tours today? Do you lean more towards feminine or masculine styles? Let us know in the comments.