Today Inspirational Interior Design of the Day is a beautiful picture that I’ve found in Boris Breuer photography portfolio. In this picture you can see a beautiful minimalist bedroom when black and white were used to catch the eye and sharpen the decorating scheme. The use of black and white in decorating gives a fresh, clean, and unquestionably sophisticated and elegant look to any room. Finally to make this interior design more complete there was used the color yellow to add a dash of sunshine and warmth to the room final aspect.

Zestyping so enjoyed coming up with this unique interior design approach that he posted photos of how he and his friend, Metamouse did it in 10 easy steps on his livejournal. The final room design looks like a typical living room. It’s when people are in it that things really start looking weird. Remember, there are no Photoshop tricks involved! The first picture shows the two conspirators inside their room. They look like they are standing sideways on the wall. But really, they are actually standing on the real floor. All the furniture, window dressings and accessories are attached on the walls and ceiling!

The livejournal entry shows how they did it starting with an empty room. They took two days to complete the task. One for painting and the other to decorate it. Zestyping says he wants to do crazy art installations for a living. If he is this creative, who knows where his future lies? - Via

Modern furniture is all about keeping in touch with the shades and textures of an existing home along with expanding the available space. The Giralot storage system incorporates a minimalistic design along that maximizes storage space with its unique swivel system. The entire system is based on container-like shelves that swivel 180-degrees on a column that rests on the floor and is fixed to a wall. They can all rotate individually and can adjust to the angle that you set them. Designed by Stefano Bettio, they come in both lacquered and mirror finish and are available in a range of attractive shades. - via

Designed by Magdalena Lubinska and Michal Kopaniszyn, the DIA rugs are absolutely beautiful - like colorful floor doilies. DIA line of rugs is awarded prestigious Red Dot 2008 prize in the Red Dot Museum in Essen. This rug comprises the finest wool from New Zealand due to its long, full and elastic fibers. The woven felt is cut with a laser before being glued into many layers. Being of compact structure, it hardly absorbs any dust and is water repellent. For those of you who would like to buy the DIA Rug the price is $1,499.00 and you can get it from here.

This 3D wallpaper by Mio Culture not only looks sleek, but also looks like a green solution for your walls. Eco-green! Made of 100% recycled wallpaper tiles, it features the Ripple effect that allows you to create different patterns or designs by simply turning those 12-inch tiles every direction you need. Selling for $32 a 12-pack, the Ripple 3D wallpaper sticks both temporarily using tape or permanently using adhesive. I love the way it looks in red. Would you use it for your walls? - via