Anyone else love the ‘world’ of this film?

It certainly evokes a Twin Peaks (Lynch/Frost) vibe on the surface, that you alluded to, but also a feeling of something different, even sinister, under the surface. Again, like Twin Peaks.

It’s interesting that you refer to it as a “dreamy” place because the film is based on a book called “Traumnovelle” or “Dream Story.” Kubrick was likely aiming for the viewer to feel as if they’re in a dream while watching this. The lines between worlds are blurred here for sure.

the Sonata Club was super cool!
loved those table globes

Absolutely. This movie makes me suicidal, it's so beautiful. The Ziegler mansion especially.

Oh yes. I've long said that it's absolutely the creepiest movie ever made; that can be off putting in some contexts, but for this movie it's just delicious and a pleasure to soak in every now and then. I don't really like David Lynch films (may he RIP) because he's weird for the sake of it and just creeps you out in off putting non-sensical ways just for the sake of being subversive. Instead of 'anything for a laugh' he's 'anything for a creep.' Blue Velvet is his best and even that's pretty bizarre.

Whereas with Kubrick (all of his films but this one in particular), you're creeped out and the world is off putting and intimidating, maybe even frightening, but you can never really put your finger on why exactly and I love that. The vibe in Clockwork is so off putting with all the weird British people with their deformed teeth, and for the some reason the artificial fakeness of Full Metal Jacket is really sinister. I feel like this is why Kubrick preferred his cold clinical cinematography combined with getting super cheesy and dry line readings from his actors; he's not out to win them any acting Oscars, he's out to unsettle you on a subliminal level. He wants them to seem like zombies to enhance the nightmarish unreality of the situations he throws them in.