Displaying posts from October, 2020

With its neutral colour palette, mid century classic furniture pieces and considered artworks this New York apartment by Arthur Casas Studio is the epitome of restrained chic, masculine without being clichéd, a luxurious bolthole in the big city.

A romantic combination of rambling, rambunctious ivy, a hint of French courtyard, gritty city warehouse and teeny plunge pool. I love a wall of ivy and its seasonal journey from vivid, cooling green to autumnal stand out. Small space, big impact garden by Melbourne based Franklin Landscape & Design.

Someone once left a comment on a post about a Paris apartment: If life were at all fair, we would all have an apartment in Paris at some point in our lives. That post happened to be designed by Italian designer Fabrizio Casiraghi. This one is one of his latest projects in the 7th arrondissement, with architectural details that will blow you away. And I go back to that comment, with the belief that nothing could be more truthful. How is it fair that something this stunning even exists? With classical details and a vibrant yet not overdone and very unique colour palette, this is a dream. (Photos: Cerruti Draime)

I came across the portfolio of award-winning landscape architecture firm Ground Studio based in Monterey, California and found a plethora of outdoor inspiration that is once again making me dream of warm climates and winter-less seasons. I’ll take one of each please!

Pastel tones, mid century accents and Palm Spring vibes. Perfect for this tiny Sydney courtyard by Garden Life.