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When you decide your home, many decide for neutral tones that create a calming environment that would help them unwind. But one stay of Philadelphia raised attention to his very vibrant apartment – and there is no hint of beige in sight.

Interior design is an opportunity to have fun and be creative, and that is exactly what Alex Danko, 33, made with his studio apartment of 1,650 square feet, which lived from 20. March.

Instead of going for the mundudan interior of the home that is easily forgotten, said Danko Newsweek She wanted something that was “dreamy and whims.” There is no doubt that she created just that, because her pink and obliged house, barbecue dreamer, run for his money.

Dank’s apartment in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, contains silver discos, a lot of pastel tones, various images that adorn the walls and bouquets of vibrant flowers everywhere you look.

“When I moved in, I had an idea of ​​how I wanted to decorate, but it happened really gradually,” Danko said. “I could say that there was an incredibly canvas from a photo on Zillow. Almost every detail is DIY, filled or what I found on the edge. I made flowers and chandeliers, as well as pillows and wall art.”

Danko continued, “Many people describe it as an adult Lisa Frank (colorful American society and design company). I grew up in the 90s and early 2000s, but there is mixed with about 60s and 70s.”

Perhaps the most papest parts are large windows, which Danko, owned by a handmade jewelry of Blush Daisy, is covered with cellophane for creating stained glass. While the natural light is pouring out, the cup of studio in a long color, which is like “live in a large jewelry box.”

Of course, achieving this interior has not always been simple; There were a lot of trials and mistakes on the way. Danko also had to make a lot of problem solving in order to achieve the desired outcome, but sometimes she discovered that “the restrictions given (her) new idea.”

“I like making candles and fake cakes and fake cakes and really do anything to adjust the space. Most of my furniture is another miner on the Facebook market. I will continue five hours,” Danko continued.

After spending years, creating a perfect home to match her vision, Danko shared a colorful studio on social networks (@Blushdaisyhome on Instagram). Many of the videos left the virus, with one clip Even collection over 31.7 million reviews and more than 1.9 million likes are on Instagram at the time of writing.

Before discovering the interior of the dream, the video shows the apartment before Danka giving him a new lease of life. The home was prior to looked pretty boring, with white walls and a gray carpet – far cry from current aesthetics.

The internet reaction to Dank’s videos is incredibly irresistible because people can’t get enough of her unique style.

Danko said Newsweek: “I think a lot of people get a little dopamine reinforcement. I put it in her, and I think people can really say. Some people are unusually activated and less than deceive people and people who make migraines.”

Many users of the social media are enchanted in the apartment, and even wanted advice to shape their own homes, leading to more than 9,200 comments on Instagram Post.

One comment reads: “Where can I get this space?”

Another Instagram user wrote: “I’m obsessed with your apartment.”

The third person added: “The empty canvas took a picture nice.”

Fourth set: “Imagine you lose the earrings there.”

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