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Designers and partners Luke Edward Hall and Duncan Campbell live in an apartment in North London that occupies the second floor of a mid-nineteenth century townhouse. They love of vintage and mixing periods is evident in their home, as well as their love of colour and experimenting with paint. The first group of photos are from Luke’s website when the apartment was a study in green, and the second group are from Duncan’s website when pink and yellow were doing their thing.

The East London apartment of interior stylist Laura Fulmine is well….EVERYTHING. Of course it is styled to perfection but OMG the colours! From a deep green to an almost bubblegum pink and midnight blue, along with lots of quirky vintage pieces. I am experiencing severe heart palpitations. Photos: Michael Sinclair

Shades of pink and purple – aubergine and dusty rose – can be found throughout the apartment of Daniele Daminelli of Studio2046 that he shares with his wife and 2 children. Located in an over 100 year old building in Treviglio, Northern Italy, each room is one of these moody shades and then mixed with other colours found in an eclectic assortment of rugs, chairs and sofas. I found a few features of this gorgeous apartment while googling and it is very interesting to see the different iterations that have taken place. (Architectural Digest Germany with photos by Laura Fantacuzzi & Maxime Galati Fourcade / Photofoyer; The Socialite Family with photos by Constance Gennari; Living with photos by Silvia Rivoltella, Styling by Alberto Zordan)

I fell in love with this flat in Barcelona with its great layout and use of colour that’s not overpowering. The family of four wanted light and colour in the space, and have it filled with music and art. Such a fun, timeless space. Put some pink and marble in a bathroom and I’m going to be all over that. By Espacio en blanco.

Still scrolling the streets of Daylesford and I’ve found another modern take on a country getaway. This rural retreat has a signature style with David Bromley artworks as well as rooms covered with his wallpaper. It’s bright and stylish mix of vintage and modern, fun and quirky. Link here while it lasts.