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What’s that hiding up there in the roof? You can’t see it? Scroll down to the end of this post then you’ll discover the delightful little secret this Victorian era house and its contemporary extension contains. East West House by Rob Kennon Architects.

New against old. Blocks of concrete and narrow recessed glass. Outward and in and the relationship between the two. Open plan extension to a Victorian era house where the new contrasts against the old. Internal walls of concrete are warmed by wood. It’s a restrained palette of concrete, black aluminium, stainless steel and oak. Glebe House by Nobbs Radford Architects.

It has been a while since Jo shared some spaces created by Montreal interior designer Catlin Stothers….and when I spotted this one I had to share. It is modern rustic cabin at its finest. The colour palette is bloody FANTASTIC. And wow – the floors! I love every bit of this – except the snow. 😉

Jo has been known to spread the love for Australian architecture firm Tribe Studio (see here – I am still in love with those black bookcases with lights hanging above  – and here) but now it is my turn. Here is a mélange of several of their other residential projects featuring my favourite spaces. Simple yet effective. And oh so bright and airy.

Walker Workshop is a Los Angeles based design-build firm founded by Noah Walker in 2010 with the intent of creating well-crafted modern structures. Our aesthetic is warmly minimal with careful consideration of light, space, and the unique characteristics of each location. The following snippets from 3 of their builds are simply stunning. This first home is an absolute work of art. All those windows!!!! *GASP*