Displaying posts from November, 2017

I’m stalking the heritage MacRobertson building in the Melbourne suburb of Fitzroy. With its “industrial living with a minimalist, contemporary” bones this two floor penthouse apartment is overflowing with artworks, books and life’s little treasures. And then there’s the rooftop terrace with treetop views over the surrounding suburbs. I could see myself moving in and feeling immediately at home. As is usually the case the video gives you a much better feel of the space. Link here while it lasts.

Sexy and edgy. By Ryan Korban. 

A simple, somewhat minimalist, mid-century renovation in Royal Woods, California by 22 INTERIORS. Super bright and modern, I would have loved to see a bit more colour and “stuff”, and maybe those ceiling beams left unpainted, but the marble and banquette in the kitchen make up for it. 🙂

When Mindy Gayer reimagined this Napa Valley farmhouse for her clients she infused it with a fresh, fun feel with more than a nod to its iconic 60s ranch style and the owners’ childhood memories of surf and vineyard. A bright, light and lovely family home from this Orange County interior designer.

Such soothing shades of neutrals in this Marin County, California home designed by Mark D. Sikes. Makes for such warm, inviting spaces that seem effortless and timeless. The star of the show in my opinion is that fantastic piece of art in the photo above. Gorgeous!!

FInd more of Mark’s work here, here and here.