
Bayside Apartments designed by Melbourne-based Rob Mills Architects and Interior Designers. Ultra contemporary with a simple colour palette and natural finishes of stone and timber. Sleek, stylish, modern living.












Because shouldn’t everyone have a swing in their 3-story high hallway? Some seriously cool spaces by San Francisco’s Feldman Architecture. (More posts of their work here and here)



















The brief was to create a 65 square meter extension including an open plan kitchen/living/dining room for a house in Highgate, North London. LLI Design have created a relaxed easy space, uncluttered and unfussy but with a warm family feel, combining new furniture pieces with existing artworks. Delicious pops of colour bring the scheme to life.











Block by Dylan is a lunch & brunch restaurant located in the center of Helsinki, right next to the Kauppatori market square. Designed by Suvi-Maria Silvola and Laura Seppänen, it’s a cool mix of Scandinavian minimalism, vivid colour, warm wood tones and clean lined functionality. I can’t believe I have another restaurant to add to my bucket list. Good design and great food gets me every time. Photography by Pauliina Salonen










I have one more New Zealand home by Bull O’Sullivan Architecture to share with you. This one has a bit less wood used than the last, and instead features alot of green carpeting which to my horror, I really enjoy. It is like being in a forest, and the carpet is the mossy, grassy ground. And I have a thing for random size windows, so that sliver of a window in the bedroom (complete with shutters it looks like) is going into my inspiration folder.







