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Tailored and relaxed, contemporary with a hint of the past, stone and wood, textile and brass. Layer upon layer with simplicity at its heart. All swimming in toffee coloured loveliness. New York based architecture and interior design practice ASHE LEANDRO does it gain.

“This historic Victorian townhouse located in Notting Hill, London, was reconfigured for an active family of five. The original building’s interior had narrow circulation and small, boxy rooms. It was gutted and replaced with a new central staircase and streamlined rooms that emphasize comfort and family friendliness. New open plan living spaces were created on the ground floor and transitional details are found throughout, striking a balance between the historic and the modern.”

Ladbroke Grove Townhouse in London by BWArchitects. Elegant and light filled, a modern heart in a historic body.

Photography by Justin M Weiner

A Victorian era terrace house in Sydney dragged kicking and screaming into the 21st century? I don’t think so. No drama, no tears, no worries. Just a clever renovation of a tired old home into a sophisticated, monochromatic, modern home that maximises space and style.  Think luxe and minimal, light and bright. By The Terrace Designer Jill Dinkel.

Bold and unexpected use of colour and texture. Eclectic and quirky, contemporary with a touch of retro. Monolthic yet welcoming and intimate. Brazillian in sensibility, Sydney in location. Taylor Bay House interiors by Hugh-Jones Mackintosh.

Photography by Anson Smart

Contemporary and classic, colourful and carefully curated. A magical mystery tour of fabulous art, high end finishes and beautiful furniture where theatre meets tradition. Art House by Claire Driscoll Delmar of Studio CD.

Photography by Anson Smart