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“Divided through the centre, the house draws light from above. A central skylight illuminates the bridging circulation spaces while a double height void running East to West provides fresh air and ventilation.

On a street primarily populated with semi-detached dwellings, this single dwelling house has been carefully designed to reflect its symmetrical neighbours. Elements of symmetry can be seen at first floor level. While the ground floor remains asymmetrical in use with the garage located to the East of the site, the building form has been intentionally divided creating a rhythm of solid and void similar to the front rooms and entry portico’s of a semi-detached development. Thoughtful consideration of materiality, colour and detail reflective of the surrounding streetscape was encompassed and deliberately reduced to a minimal palate creating a contemporary echo of its surroundings.”

Fluid, organic lines, natural material palette, emphasis on texture and playful exploration of solid and voids. Contemporary seaside living, Bondi Brise at Bondi Beach by Stafford.

Photography by Anson Smart

Whether you call it a cottage or think it’s just a bit more substantial doesn’t matter. What really matters is the masterful design. A little masculine and oh so stylish I love the layering of texture and textiles. It’s warm and welcoming, chic and classic. Clearwater Cove Cottage by Birmingham, Alabama based Andrew Brown Interiors.

Fresh and vibrant with a mix of vintage and new. Think lots of art and bold colour, stylish and family friendly. Modern living that is timless. Bradby House by London-based by Henri Fitzwilliam-Lay Interiors.

How to make a bland apartment in the middle of the city cozy yet sophisticated? Layers! Add in lots of art (large scale works!), lighting, comfortable furniture and pillows in soft fabrics. Alllll the fabrics! I adore all the upholstered pieces, particularly in the bedrooms that add to the comfort and give a cocooning vibe. Hats off to Gari Camaisa for the fabulous job designing this Sutton Place, NYC condo.

It’s stylish and chic up under the eaves. What else would we expect from Paris-based design firm Double G? Clever spatial planning, attention to detail and pops of colour. But the added bonus of a roof deck? Yes please.

If you’ve been noticing leaks or damage on your roof, it’s essential to consider roof restoration to protect your home from further harm. A professional roof restoration service can breathe new life into your roof, enhancing its durability and aesthetics. Learn more about the benefits of roof restoration and how it can extend the lifespan of your roof.

Photography by Nicholas Matheus and Laurence Dougier