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Parisian designers will never cease to amaze me with their ability to create so much personality and storage capabilities in such small spaces. This 60m2 apartment in Paris’ 16th arrondissement was renovated by Caroline Andréoni and is packed with all the amenities and storage options whilst creating separation between living and kitchen/dining spaces (that banquette is brilliant!). The historical and presumably original details are such a wonderful juxtaposition to the modern additions too. This is perfection! Photos: Julien Pepy

At Zoë Feldman Design, thoughtful interiors go beyond aesthetics, shaping the way people live and feel. Zoë Feldman spent six years transforming her four-storey, semi-detached Washington DC home, drawing on Provençal architecture to frame a layered mix of old and new. Rich wallpapers, saturated colour and family heirlooms sit comfortably alongside contemporary art and softer tones. Bold moments are tempered by calm living spaces and intimate, characterful bedrooms, resulting in a personal home that feels relaxed, elegant and enduringly stylish.

Photography by Michael Clifford.

This Dulwich Victorian Villa saw a much-loved semi-detached home in south-east London thoughtfully brought back to life by Uns Hobb. The renovation respects the building’s Victorian heritage while confidently introducing colour and warmth throughout. Particular care was taken with the kitchen extension, which has been designed to feel as though it has always belonged to the house. Rich tones, tactile materials and traditional details are layered with a gentle, well-planned lighting scheme, creating a welcoming, relaxed family home with timeless character.

Photography by Boz Gagovski.

Christian Bense is a London-based interior designer known for creating elegant, layered and timeless interiors that balance striking aesthetics with everyday practicality. His work results in homes that feel considered, characterful and rich in depth. Blending inspiration from his South African heritage with classic British design, he has quickly become a talent and I am a new fan. This is his Montpellier project, a 1840s home in London, and I love how each space flows into the next whilst each having its own personality. Photos: Alexander James.

Palos Verdes Residence by Ward + Gray honours its 1960 mid-century modern origins while introducing contemporary function, including a new kitchen centred on a generous island. Drawing on LA’s architectural heritage and the home’s coastal setting, the designers created a casual, sophisticated interior. Durable materials, surfer-inflected art and tactile elements support the needs of an active young family.

Photography by Michael Clifford.