
Exposed brick and rustic beams. Layer upon layer of history revealed. Within the stripped shell of an old building in Valencia, Spain is an elegant yet minimalist modern apartment by London-based Roberto Di Donato Architecture. A perfect marriage of old and new, refined and rustic.
















Photography by João Morgado

My love for eclectic Paris spaces will never waiver at the rate they keep popping up during my searches for content to share here on the blog. This home in the red light district of Pigalle in Paris is heavenly. The stained glass windows are absolutely breathtaking, as is the molding detail in the dining room and bedroom. The eclectic vibe of the furnishings brings the Parisian chic vibe home (literally). Via Architectural Digest China, photos: Stephan Julliard.










This 10,000 sq ft East Hampton NY home is what dreams are made of. The exterior is just as fabulous as the interior, and with all the warm wood used inside and the large expanse of windows everywhere it really blurs the lines between the two. Just what us northerners need to enjoy the summer months. Architecture firm: Blaze Makoid, interior design: David Scott Interiors, photos: Joshua McHugh.

















A century old house thoughtfully transformed by Melbourne-based CJH Studio. With its effortless style, attention to detail, the light filled open-plan home is perfect for young family who live here. I do believe I have a serious case of kitchen envy. Do you?












photos/ Ben Hosking

It’s like I say time and time again. If you have to drag yourself into work on a weekend it helps if it’s somewhere stylish. Cera Stribley Architects‘ own offices in Prahran, Melbourne fits the bill perfectly.







