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“Yellow-coloured objects appear to be gold” – Aristotle. It’s a quote used by Geremia Design to describe their reworking of a Julia Morgan house. (Morgan’s most famous building is Hearst Castle.) It’s about bold, saturated colour and the juxtaposition of old and new, novel and familiar, subtle and dramatic. It’s about alchemy … and gold.

Photography by Laure Joliet.

This contemporary home in the Georgian style exudes a timeless international flair, marrying what the designer calls “Classic Modernist” principles with transitional design. Crafted with meticulous care, this downsizer (yes I did say downsizer) is all about enduring elegance and top-notch craftsmanship. Emphasizing durability and easy maintenance the interior showcases sleek joinery, quartzite stones and a blend of natural elements—timber, stone, metal, and Murano glass—infusing warmth and sophistication. Architectural elements, from stone detailing to Georgian-inspired cornices, were thoughtfully integrated to honour the home’s style. Grand Georgian in Sydney’s Double Bay by Carla Barton.

Photography by Felix Forest.

My New York dream. A classic loft space that goes on and on. A multitude of living spaces. Bedrooms that are boudoirs with yet more seating areas. An office the size of most NY studios. A girl can dream and when I do I’ll it will be this Chelseas loft Ryan Lawson that will fill my mind’s eye. Chic and bohemian, quirky and massive.

Photography by Stephen Kent Johnson.

Reath Design from this post

Ryan Saghian Interiors from this post

And Studio Interiors from this post

Inigo from this post

Logan Killen Interiors from this post

Mas Pla de Calabuig from this post

Shoot Factory from this post

Jessica Helgerson Interior Design from this post

Maddux Creative from this post

Ebur from this post

Bettencourt Manor from this post

JS Interiors from this post

Benedict Foley from this post

Clara Quintana Studio from this post

Heidi Caillier from this post

Kingston Lafferty Design from this post

Studio DB from this post

Berman Horn Studio from this post

Phoebe Nicol from this post

Alfredo Paredes from this post

Heidi Caillier from this post

Blanc Marine from this post

Casa Soleto from this post

Studio Gusto from this post

“Deeply inspired by the natural world, Sarah looks to nature’s juxtaposition of materiality, pattern, texture, and patina to inspire a grounded yet organic feeling in the spaces she designs.”

So here it is my final house before the end of the year “Favourites” and I couldn’t think of a better one than the Palm Beach home of Nachos Figueras and Delfina Blaquier by Sarah Sherman Samuel. No more words this time. I’ll let the rooms do all the talking.

Photography by Daniel Peter.