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A full, back-to-brick remodelling of a family home on the edge of Tooting Common saw interior design studio A New Day place a stunning kitchen in the middle of an open-plan living space that reimagines the ground floor. Dining at the front of the house and living area opening to the garden all connected by the herringbone floor. The house with its ample storage uses colour and texture to create an unpretentious but simply beautiful family home.

Photography by Anna Stathaki

Summit House

Posted on Wed, 12 Oct 2022 by midcenturyjo

Los Angeles architectural designer Patrick Bernatz‘s sense of composition and choice of materiality is heavily influenced by his California roots and the desire to use materials to create an American vernacular. This Arts and Crafts house in historic Lincoln Heights is solid and honest yet stylish and artisan.

Minimalism by the sea

Posted on Mon, 10 Oct 2022 by midcenturyjo

“We like to listen first to the environment, both spatially and culturally we try to grasp the existing soul and history. We like to weave traces of this past into a new place or building, architecture that tells a story, as it were.”

Not your typical renovation of a traditional Dutch seaside home.Open plan, clean-lined and minimal with an emphasis on a warm homely feel and harmony in natural materials. Zeeverblijf by AIDarchitecten.

Photography by Thomas De Bruyne

A designer’s own

Posted on Thu, 6 Oct 2022 by midcenturyjo

This classic 1929 Spanish-style colonial in the hills of Los Feliz is the home of Proem co-founder, Marie Trohman. In her own words are notoriously their own worst clients. Whatever struggles she had with herself during the 2 year renovation and build the result is a stylish family home.

Liveable luxe

Posted on Thu, 6 Oct 2022 by midcenturyjo

A family home that is bright and fresh, luxe and liveable. Areas to entertain friends and family, areas to retreat and relax. Not only is it a luxury of materials and furnishings it’s also a luxury of space and choice. Rimpau by Romanek Design Studio.

Photography by Michael Clifford