Displaying posts from September, 2013

3 bed, 2 bath, open plan living and a small private garden in an award winning small group of four new-build properties designed by the architect David Mikhail in Church Walk, London N16. Oooooh! Unfurnished. £2,817 pcm. Ouch! Find out more here.

No words except when is the next flight to Cambodia? Song Saa private island resort.

I fell in love with this adorable apartment when I stumbled across it while doing some creative googling. It is located on one floor of a renovated home built in 1870 in Savona, Italy. It was designed by architecture firm Grooppo and while there is not much to it, they were geniuses to add some interest (whilst it seems to be lacking elsewhere) via a different tile floor in every room. How fun!!!

Elías Kababie is an architect and interior designer from Mexico whose work came across our inbox the other day. His designs are for the most part modern/contemporary with creative touches and an industrial edge. Love this first apartment. A cool bachelor’s pad in my favourite colour combo – except I would switch out the jeweled chandelier for something modern and edgy. 

As the temperature rises an Australian’s thoughts turns to summer survival. Number one on the list is water. Not to drink but to soak in. Cool cool water. Love this tank pool at the Mount Ninderry House by Sparks Architects. Photography by Roger D’Souza.