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One of my all-time favourite designers Heidi Caillier bringing some whimsy and vintage vibes into this Brooklyn apartment. With some gorgeous colours and patterns throughout as she is known for, this space has become unique but timeless and 100% livable. Photos: Haris Kenjar.

This full renovation of an Edwardian semi-detached home by Studio Warnars screams quintessentially English design. Colour, pattern, the mix of old and new then pumped up with a quirky sense of humour. Every detail matters, from architectural elements to carefully chosen accessories and art pieces. Creativity is mixed with functionality, resulting in spaces that captivate the eye and enrich daily life.

Photography by Milo Brown Photography

Located in Paris’s 14eme arrondissement, Jessica Helgerson lovingly designed this 550 sq ft apartment for herself and her family. She took inspiration from the 14eme itself, a neighborhood with a village-like feel: abundant community gardens, quiet streets, mutual aid associations, and influence of many resident artists past and present. The apartment is playful and pastoral, with a rich palette of greens and filled with art made almost entirely by friends. The mural in the bedroom was hand-painted by Jessica to reflect the view out the window – leafy, green, and full of joy. Nearly all the furnishings are antiques sourced at Paris flea markets and elsewhere in France. The ceiling light fixtures are part of a lighting line designed by Jessica.
This apartment is so full of joy and light, and that green tile is STUNNING. J’adore! Photos: Aaron Leitz.

As much as I love some bold colour I am also a huge fan of neutrals and earthy shades. The tone of the wood floors and beams, brown sofas, linen window coverings, and that green kitchen is divine! (It’s Benjamin Moore’s Mossy Oak). Shout out also to the green and the pretty wallpaper in the powder room. This home really makes you feel like you’re in the middle of the forest. I’d just add some more plants/foliage. Designed by Atelier St-Arno. Photos: Phil Bernard.

I had to share another project by Julia Chasman, because this one in Pasadena is giving me all the cheerful vibes. The kind that wants to have gatherings and hang out around that island while friends help with the chopping. Others spill into the dining nook and share drinks and a few chuckles. Then when the delicious meal is ready everyone heads into the dining room to ‘tuck in’. Photos: Jenna Peffley.