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I wanted to share a bit more from the Belgium interior architecture duo Daphné Daskal and Stéphanie Laperre. Because these spaces are poetic. Somewhat minimalist, elegant, meticulous, artistic. My adoration continues.

(In case you missed my previous feature)

Old, ornate bones and strict minimalism = the perfect marriage. Just make sure there’s plenty of hidden storage for the dream to continue. Dipping into the portfolio of Diego Delgado-Elias, a Peruvian architect living in Paris.

“A house composed of a field of rooms that open and close in dialogue with the landscape.”

An elegant description for this award winning residence by Melbourne-based architectural firm WALTER&WALTER.

Photography Ben Hosking

Take an apartment with amazing bones such as soaring windows, ornate plaster cornices, herringbone floors and Swedish tile stoves. Fill it with the best of contemporary furniture (blonde wood obligatory of course). A monochromatic paint palette would be all  that was needed to achieve the much coveted Scandi style home. But add a slice or two of citrus oomph and it takes it to a whole other level. Talk about zing!!! Renovation of a former white and bland office space into a warm modern home by Stockholm-based Note Design Studio.

So slick. So cool. Mid Century Modern with rustic, monochrome magic with metalic accents. It’s hip, it’s happening. It’s a private apartment in Milan by Quincoces-Dragò & Partners.