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Marbella-based architecture and interior design studio Garnica Miguelena has meticulously crafted a luxurious and personalized ambience in this Madrid apartment. Sophisticated and serene with a white-on-white colour palette the home is both luxurious and functional. The carefully chosen furnishings and decor elements add a mix of contemporary flair and a traditional timeless allure.

Photography by Javier Bravo.

Interior designers Handelsmann & Khaw‘s renovation of this Hollywood Hills-style house exudes a perfect blend of heritage charm and modern aesthetics. Located in Sydney, the house features timeless elements paired with contemporary design. The designers created an inviting ambience with an earthy colour palette and abundant natural light. A luxurious mix of textures and materials adds to the home’s allure. The use of stone, brass, and plaster elevates the interiors. Landscaped gardens surround the property, offering a serene escape.

Photography by Felix Forest.

Texture plays a pivotal role in any interior design and it becomes even more significant in a monochromatic house. In the absence of vibrant colours, texture becomes the driving force that breathes life and depth into the space, elevating it from flat and dull to intriguing and captivating. I just want to reach out and touch the rooms in this house. Yes through the computer screen! Velvets and sheepskin, rough jute and coarsely woven leather, smooth cold metals and stone, the almost waxy worn patina of old wood. Valley Village by Los Angeles JDP Interiors.

I’m stalking a late-Victorian townhouse on North London’s Ospringe Road, a short walk from Tufnell Park and Kentish Town. Spread over five storeys the home is packed with charm and character. Crafted from London stock brick and crowned with steep Welsh slate roofs with tall chimney stacks, it exudes timeless elegance. The interior spaces have been refurbished to an exceptionally high standard, carefully preserving historic features such as fine plasterwork and an elegant, sculptural staircase. My favourite though is the blue reading room (painted in ‘Vardo’ by Farrow and Ball). Just perfect for a bibliophile in you.

Ospringe Road II for sale via Inigo.

Nina Farmer‘s design philosophy stems from a classical sensibility, incorporating an eclectic mix of furniture and accessories spanning different periods. Each of her projects is meticulously crafted to suit the unique needs and personal aesthetic of individual clients. With her discerning eye and skilful use of colour, Nina creates interiors that exude elegance, comfort, and timelessness. This Maine Coast house is the perfect example of her mastery of the mix. Midcentury with antique, folk art with contemporary art, texture upon texture and all complimenting that glorious view.