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Snuggled within a windy Edina, Minnesota street, our Vibrant Mid Century Split Level breathed life back into this 1955 home. A gut renovation, just-enough vintage, and a nod toward the home’s bones, recaptured the space. A mashup of bold colors, unexpected materials, and a dash of curiosity gives this young family a unique and personal oasis.
I love that designer Anne McDonald embraced and enhanced the groovy mid century elements of this home and added some beautiful deep jewel tones as well as some funky patterns (that kitchen backsplash is the bees knees). It’s now more current and totally liveable and practical. Photos: Michael Clifford; Styling: Yedda Morrison.

The Forest Lodge Residence by Woods & Warner champions structural honesty, where exposed concrete, dark bronze, timber and stone establish a bold, monolithic character. A two-level internal garden anchors the design, offering moments of green from every vantage. A charcoal, graphite and earth palette underpins the scheme, softened through layered textiles. Sophisticated with a hint of Hollywood glamour, the interiors balance black, white and mixed metals, enlivened by selective colour. Tessellated marble, polished brass and fine craftsmanship enrich each space, complemented by Australian-designed furniture and art.

Photography by Simon Whitbread.

Designed by Scott Parks Studio, an award-winning Texas-based residential architecture firm known for creating spaces that stir the imagination, this Dallas ranch house was reimagined for a growing family. A two-bedroom second story was added within the existing footprint, while living spaces and bathrooms were renewed. A new entry hall with a sculptural staircase adds welcome curb appeal, while a clean, modern-rural vibe fits easily with the home’s mature gardens.

It’s like I say week in week out. If you have to drag yourself into work on a weekend then it helps if it’s somewhere stylish. Hollywood HQ by Jeremiah Brent.

Photography by Trevor Tondro.

Lake Hartwell Residence | Hartwell, Georgia
Located on a wooded lakefront lot in Hartwell, Georgia, this newly constructed home offers a modern take on the classic lake cabin. A rich interior palette, featuring European oak, native tumbled stone, blackened steel, and boldly veined marble sets a warm, textural backdrop for contemporary, tailored furnishings and lighting.”

David Frazier blends Southern roots with New York refinement to create interiors shaped by place, character, and lived experience. His studio’s warm modernism favours thoughtful detail and curated balance, resulting in environments that feel personal, grounded, and quietly sophisticated across a wide range of residential and commercial projects.

Photography by Gieves Anderson.