Rodolphe Parente from this post
ds Architecture and Design from this post
Ensemble Architecture and Elizabeth Roberts Design from this post
Pitsou Kedem from this post
Diego Revollo Arquitetura from this post
Ippolito Fleitz Group from this post
Suzy Hoodless from this post
Elisa Valero from this post
Hartree & Associates from this post
InForm Design from this post
Geoffrey De Sousa from this post
Alexander van Berge from this post
Christopher Burns from this post
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Caleb Anderson from this post
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We’re in Camperdown, an inner western suburb of Sydney, thanks to one of my fellow stalking addicts who shared this link. Just down the road from the University of Sydney this modern “terrace house” couldn’t be described as student digs. No it’s more rustic meets sculptural meets industrial meets million dollar price tag. I would love to see this place in real life. I think the photos, especially of the upstairs bedrooms, don’t quite do it justice. Link here while it lasts.
Continuing on from yesterday morning’s classy Italian apartment is this totally sexy apartment also by architecture and interior design firm Quincoces-Dragò & Partners. Complete with bondage chairs. European minimalism to envy.
I love Brazilian design. The work of their young architects and interior designers has a freshness, an irreverence, a sense of fun. It’s a super cool mix of eras, of young and old, high and low. It provokes and cajoles. Casa Cor 2015 by Rio de Janeiro architectural firm Studio RO+CA.
I knew it was familiar. I knew I’d seen it before. Not the living area. No, turn around. It’s the kitchen. And that table. And those windows, those glorious windows. We all love clicking through the listings on our favourite location sites. It’s a bit like real estate stalking. I’d never seen a house before that I recognised though until I saw this place. They filmed Jamie’s 30-Minute Meals here. I must confess that my attention was only half given over to Jamie Oliver’s cooking whenever I watched the program. I was scoping out the kitchen and trying to imagine what was outside those wonderful windows. Now I know. Faith House via Airspace Locations.