Displaying posts from March, 2023

Tuscan living in an 18th century estate doesn’t get much better than this. A MUCH different vibe than the last project I shared of Gracinha Viterbo but this one is so perfect for the surroundings. Prominent Tuscan vibes with tiny touches of contemporary for casual living. What an incredible home this is.

The interiors of this home express our clients’ sense of refinement, joy and restraint. The home is punctuated by idiosyncratic combinations of nuanced color, luminous finishes and earthy materials. The layering of an extensive architectural and decorative materials palette yields depth and interest to the rooms while imparting a common thread of honesty, artistry and nonchalant luxury.
Country living in a not-too-modern way. A gorgeous home by Katch Interiors. (Photos: Frank Frances)

“On a steeply sloping site, an extensive build is perched beyond a classic cottage façade, where contemporary curves are underpinned by mid-century lines … Drawing inspiration from mid-century architecture and driven by the client’s passion for unique, highly detailed design resulted in a robust base of materiality, from concrete to brickwork, layered with warm, bespoke timber elements and unexpectedly colour saturated spaces.”

Modern living in the subtropics. Old meets new and the inside merges seamlessly with the outside. It’s what Australian designers do best. Paddington House 01 by Brisbane-based CG Design Studio.

Photography BY Brock Beazley

“Textural, layered & useful spaces full of bold forms and patinas you can literally lean in and touch.”

Rich colours and textures match the golden glow through the windows of this New York apartment. 80th Street by Tali Roth.