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In the heart of a 7-hectare natural estate, this 900 m² castle embodies Périgord elegance on four fully landscaped levels. The property offers generous reception areas: living room, dining room, fitted kitchen, billiard room and wine cellar. The top two floors house nine suites, each with its own private bathroom. Outside, the swimming pool is discreetly integrated into a preserved environment, conducive to calm and relaxation. An ideal place to live for a family home, a hotel project, or a second home with character. Possibility to acquire a stable with the property. Only an hour from Bordeaux.
There’s a lot going on with this beautiful château – the red window frames (I’m not a fan), the fabulous millwork, the massive fireplace, a large industrial kitchen (that I’d want to make more historic) and then modern touches in the bedroom and bathrooms. It’s weird but I’d love a go at this challenge. For sale via Kretz for €2,490,000.

Parkside Residence by Maddux Creative is a sophisticated London home that balances elegance with everyday functionality. Designed with a focus on light, texture and form, the interiors blend vintage and contemporary elements to create a timeless, lived-in feel. A curated art collection adds individuality while each space is thoughtfully composed to enhance flow and comfort. From the tranquil living area to the inviting bedrooms, the design champions subtle materiality, layered finishes and a quiet sense of luxury grounded in modern living.

Photography by Ricardo Labougle and Valentin Meneveau.

ALL Design Studio, led by Amanda Lyon, refurbished and extended the ground floor of this Edwardian family home in Honor Oak, London. The brief centred on creating a sociable kitchen designed for entertaining, with a nod to commercial kitchens to suit the clients’ love of cooking. A rich tonal palette of crimson, burgundy, and berry adds warmth, contrasting beautifully with a striking stainless steel island.

Photography by Snook Photography.

I love the blend of traditional and contemporary styles in this beautiful Highlands fishing lodge designed by London-based Harriet Sale. Her layered aesthetic incorporates textures, patterns, and pieces with provenance, and really warm and liveable colours that add such a welcoming feel. A lodge with impeccable style.

Nicola Harding & Co. reimagined this historic 1800s Tuscan villa—originally a farmhouse—for modern family living. The four-bedroom main house became a family haven, with a private suite for the couple featuring its own living room. Two outbuildings were transformed into guest cottages, and a new pool house was added in the olive grove. Inspired by English design, craftsmanship, and the local landscape, the interiors reflect warmth, story, and a strong sense of place.