A beautiful family home in Caulfield North, Melbourne. Light, bright and super stylish, a designer’s own. Love the neutrals, love the colour in the kids’ room and as for the kitchen/family room…. swoon. Link here while it lasts.

I’m very finicky when it comes to my virtual real estate stalking. Fussy, particular, choosy, picky and hard to please. Not quite right, bad photos, more photos please, can’t quite put my finger on it listings but all with something that has me nodding “yes”. Here is my almost made it shortlist for the week. It includes an over the top black and white cliché but OMG it’s all about location, location, a kiln… yes a kiln with chimney stacks in the living room and a second bedroom that’s not really a second bedroom. All via realestate.com.au.

Carnsworth House, a classic mid century house revived by Jackson Clements Burrows. A 1960’s vibe with a modern twist with an interior that is family friendly and stylishly functional. I bet it didn’t look good the first time round 😉

Beautiful and inspiring. The perfect spot to put pen to paper and create even more beautiful and inspiring spaces. From the portfolio of architect Virginia Kerridge.

This addition to a Edwardian house in a suburb of Melbourne with a heritage restrictions saw architects Jackson Clements Burrows choose a common building material, brick, but contrast old red with new black.The twin peaked roof follows the double valley hip roof line of the original building but interprets it in a modern way. Once inside the contemporary lines of the new spaces bring this family home into the new century.