Bathing would be bliss don’t you think. The Randwick House by TFAD in collaboration with interior designers Arent & Pyke.

A 1915 era apartment in Sydney’s inner city suburb of Darlinghurst has been transformed by architectural practice TFAD (Tom Ferguson Architectural Design). The extensive renovation means the apartment is fresh, bright, light filled and stylish. Small in space big on ideas. Love the ensuite and the use of mirrors in the kitchen. Who am I kidding. I love it all.

Run away with me? France? A château? A mix of modern and traditional, history and innovative new design. Château de la Resle in Burgundy is a mélange of luxury retreat and design shop. Just the sort of holiday escape to inspire and revive.

Compactus as pantry. Bloody brilliant. By Melbourne based architecture practice multiplicity.

Black and white palette tempered with wood. Unlike my previous post these two renovations by Melbourne based Jane Cameron Architects seem warmer, more approachable. Hard surfaces like concrete or marble appear as features not the predominant finish while small pops of colour break the starkness as do pot plants. Serene, elegant almost Scandinavian. Love.