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We don’t typically post renderings but when it’s this fabulous I’m making an exception. Utkan Gunerkan is an Istanbul-born architect based in Milan, Italy, and this bathroom and kitchen are for projects in Puerto Vallarta, my favourite place on earth. They are SO much fun and graphic and creative. If I could make these come true in my home I’d die. And I think it was meant to be seeing as I just replaced my dining room chandelier with one that is turquoise, a colour I never use.

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. De Beauvoir Block a creative coworking hub, boardroom and cafe in East London by Sella.

Seattle interior designer Heidi Caillier can do no wrong. I fall in love with every project she completes. This Tudor home is no exception. At first glance the design appears fairly traditional but it does not take long to notice the touches of mid-century and the fun prints and colours used throughout that keep it fresh and youthful.

(Photos I believe by Haris Kenjar)

I just had to share one more kitchen from Taylor + Taylor. I love that they take a different view on what can easily be a boring white, shiny, utilitarian box for food prep. In their design hands kitchens have souls. You can see the rest of this colourful home here.

From restrained neutrals to colour pops, traditional style apartment to contemporary warehouse. Click on the picture to be taken to the real estate listing. Via realestate.com.au.