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Wednesday
Oct142009

A tale of two cities


This week the common theme is modern, minimalist, white and inner city. How I love this Melbourne home and when I say Melbourne I mean slap bang in the central business district. It gives nothing away on the outside yet inside is an oasis. Love the floor, love the slight 80s vibe, love the red and white, hate that there are only 4 pictures on the real estate site.


Our second home is inner city Sydney. Darlinghurst in fact. Just sold, this terrace house promises much from the inside and delivers a modern home big on space and light (this is a narrow terrace house after all). Would love to see this one professionally photographed. Wide angle lens, flash and photoshop don't do it justice. One from Sydney one from Melbourne. The rivalry continues. Which one does it for you?

Reader Comments (12)

Sydney, for the kitchen windows and the sandstone foundations beside the terrace

14 Oct 09 | Unregistered CommenterFolder of Ideas

That's a really hard decision. I too love the kitchen window in the Sydney place but I also love the openness of the Melbourne one. I guess I'm more familiar with terrace renos so the Melbourne conversion is more interesting for me.

14 Oct 09 | Unregistered Commenterilipilli

I do love a good terrace reno. And while that floor in Melb looked super cool, I kept thinking how super cold it would be underfoot in a Melbourne winter...

14 Oct 09 | Unregistered CommenterGeorgia

Both are beautiful and so filled with light!

14 Oct 09 | Unregistered Commenterwhyioughtta

I am really into inner-city dwellings right now! Thanks for the great inspiration. I love the idea of a little oasis in the hearty of a big city...

14 Oct 09 | Unregistered Commentereco-stylista

Both really great... Maybe it is the photography, but the Sydney house seems so much lighter and brighter... love the furnishings there too!

14 Oct 09 | Unregistered CommenterIvy Lane

They both do it for me. It's so hard to choose. I like each one for various, different reasons.

Makes me wish I could live in Australia... no that I could afford those homes but hey, a girl can dream yes?

14 Oct 09 | Unregistered CommenterTabitha

what is that black artwork with the flowers above the fireplace? i love it! anyone know who did that piece?

14 Oct 09 | Unregistered CommenterAnonymous

Love the Sydney deck; don't like the yellow tones in the floor. I think Melbourne wins.

14 Oct 09 | Unregistered Commentertiffany

Both, diferent but lovely!

I would like to say that the owner of the site has a great idea of choosing a topic.

20 Oct 09 | Unregistered Commenterflexauk

I am thinking that the frequent comparison of a home in Sydney and a home in Melbourne would be fun to do if your Canadian writer did the same with two Canadian cities (say Toronto and Montreal).

25 Oct 09 | Unregistered CommenterJonathan

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