Monthly Archives: August 2022

Four Sixty Five by Dalit Lilienthal Interior Design Studio

Four Sixty Five is a project designed by Dalit Lilienthal Interior Design Studio. A complete transformation of a 65 SQM apartment located in a residential building in Tel Aviv. The apartment had never been renovated. The original layout had a very narrow living space adjacent to a small bedroom, the kitchen was in a separate room, and there was just one bathroom with a separate toilet. It was apparent that a new layout had to be created. Photography by Gidon Levin.

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Japan House by Sandbox Studio®

Inspired by Japanese design principles, Japan House designed by Sandbox Studio® is a finely crafted pavilion addition to a 1920s Californian Bungalow on Sydney’s lower north shore – a refined structure that skilfully entwines natural materials, light and landscape. Photography by Katherine Lu.

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Woodlands by Eurban

Woodlands is a project designed by Eurban located on the outskirts of the East Sussex village of Wadhurst and within ‘The High Weald’ area of outstanding natural beauty (AONB). Photography by Timothy Soar.

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Merindah Park House by Richard Cole Architecture

Merindah Park House is a project designed by Richard Cole Architecture. A new owner built farmhouse in Bellawongarah, on the tablelands above Kangaroo Valley, takes cues from traditional rural building materials and forms. The splayed plan opens to the landscape and generates a serene central courtyard around which circulation paths are placed. Photography by Simon Wood Photography.

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Tribeca Pied-à-Terre by Jessica Gersten Interiors

Tribeca Pied-à-Terre is a project designed by Jessica Gersten Interiors. A real estate developer based in Memphis, reached out to Jessica in January 2021 having just purchased an apartment at 111 Murray Street in Tribeca as a New York pied-à-terre for his family. Photography by Blaine Davis.

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BRIXTON TOWNHOUSE by Indie & Co.

BRIXTON TOWNHOUSE is a project designed by Indie & Co. This Victorian terrace in the heart of Brixton needed a lot of work. Over the last few decades many of the original features had been stripped out – leaving the spaces cold and lacking character. An outdated kitchen extension at the rear of the property also needed a complete rethink. By reintroducing some of the original architectural features to the building such as ornate ceiling roses, victorian-style skirting and exposing the original floorboards we began to bring the soul of this house back to life. Photography by Anna Stathaki.

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BH_A apartment by NIDO

BH_A apartment is a project designed by NIDO. The space with a whole bunch of contradictory conditions brought us to a quite interesting interpretation of a given volume. As gifts we received high ceilings, gorgeous panoramic windows with great view and a chimneystack. However, we were limited by wetcore area location and a necessity to move the kitchen without leaving it without the natural light. Photography by NIDO.

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The Char House by Starbox Architecture

The Char House is a project designed by Starbox Architecture and is located in Stony Rise, Tasmania, Australia. A new residence that was inspired by a fallen burnt tree branch on a rocky mountain bike track. Photography by Native Design Workshop.

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West Village Townhouse by k-da

West Village Townhouse is a project designed by k-da. This contemporary townhouse development in the heart of the West Village Historic District required significant and creative thinking to convert it from a derelict 4-unit rental building into a high-end single property. Photography by Christian Harder.

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Fazenda Boa Vista by Diego Revollo

Fazenda Boa Vista is a project designed by Diego Revollo. A country retreat. That was the dream of the young couple with children, when back in 2019 they hired us to design their country house interiors. Long-time clients of our firm, they expressed their desire for a cosy space, which could offer the same amenities they have in their home in the city, but providing other sensory and aesthetic experiences, with a more direct interaction with nature. Photography by Ruy Teixeira.

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