You can definitely take it as read that I love this modern kitchen by Belgian architects B-Bis. The use of primary colours and plywood to delineate the modern insertions within this historic shell is fun and fresh. Not sure that I could do my makeup in the yellow bathroom though. Perhaps it’s a bachelor pad?

Is it obvious that I’m collecting backyard inspiration? Hence my obsession with Sydney landscape architectural firm Secret Gardens? We’re planning on doing some work to tame our jungle of a garden into something sophisticated, stylish, with outdoor “rooms”. If only my place could be as stunning as this Coogee space. Definitely backyard bliss.

There is still that Scandinavian vibe. You definitely can’t miss it. And the cosmopolitan touches that we’ve come to expect. The palette is white and black with touches of blue and grey. The rooms have that flow. It’s Scandinavian alright but this is a sophisticated, mature take on the design style we all love. I’m glad to see that owner doesn’t take it all too seriously though 😉 I’ve been stalking the pages of Stockholm realtors Wrede again. A penthouse with city views in the Kungsholmen area of Stockholm. Link here while it lasts.

“Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.” And how simply chic is this kitchen by interior designer Nicole Davis with its palette of white and gold? Love the mix of marble with wood and brass. If you need more than the few projects on Nicole’s website then you only need explore her instagram account. I’m hooked.

Part concrete brutalism, part metallic industrial, part Scandinavian modern and topped up with a healthy dose of breeze block love. I’m crushing on the contemporary hotel style of the Boro New York on Long Island. It’s a celebration of the simple “guts” of the building, elevating the cinder block from humble to hot.