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Rachael Stollar, Erin Fearins, and Ward Welch have renovated homes in Brooklyn, Manhattan, Long Island, Connecticut, New Jersey and the Hudson Valley for the better part of two decades. They form interiors & architecture firm Studio SFW. They seem to be able to tackle a broad range of styles and each space is so thoughtfully considered and some fine eye candy.
I love living in the subtropics. Here it is all about blurring the edges between indoors and out, expanding living spaces when the weather is warm and inviting but being able to close up and hunker down if things turn inclement. This house in the Brisbane suburb of Bulimba by DAHA is the perfect example. The alterations and additions revolve around a central coutrtyard opening up the public spaces to the views and the breezes.
Photography by Cathy Schusler
It’s a jungle out there. No not really more like a verdant garden overflowing with plants but still plenty of entertaining and relaxing spots. From its more formal front courtyard to the lush, casual plantings out back this South Yarra garden by Eckersley Garden Architecture has my mind whirring with the possibilities in my own yard. Love it!
Photography by Space Craft Media