A classic Madrid apartment with soaring ceilings and grand windows, carefully curated and monochromatic. Restrained, refined and just when you thought a tad predictable a contemporary stained glass window enlivens the space, adding whimsy and wonder. By Patricia Bustos Studio.
Photography by Montse Garriga for Ediciones Conde Nast S.A.
This inner Sydney terrace house celebrates the play between old and new. Four flats were stitched together with a new extension while minimalist interiors breathed life into the reunited space. Rising through it all, beckoning with its sinuous curves a statement staircase. Hargrave Terrace Paddington by CM Studio.
Photography by Prue Ruscoe
It has been a few years since I featured the work of Vancouver based design firm Hazel and Brown. It seems their modis operandi continues to be white and white and more white with some pale neutrals mixed in. It’s contemporary, inviting and timeless. (Photos: Ema Peters)
OK, OK that title was a little bit of click bait but part of me wishes it was true. The bathrooms in this new construction in Rye, NY by Crystal Sinclair Designs are so fabulous I almost wish there were 3 more to enjoy. To top it all off the white upon white kitchen with its contrasting black window trims and blonde wood floors is clean and contemporary with a classic twist.
Photography by Christian Torres
Dallas-based interior designer Shannon Bowers does it again with lots of muted tones and in this particular project, a touch of femininity with pinks and roses and a disparate collection of antique furnishings. Another A+ project.