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Maree Homer Photography Sydney Australia

Oyster split face slate feature wall that was built as an addition to the living room to support the wall mounted TV and media display cupboard.

Nick Stephenson

Bagnato Architects AXIOM PHOTOGRAPHY

Residential Interior Design & Decoration project by Camilla Molders Design Architecture by Millar Roberston Architects Featured in Australian House & Garden Magazines Top 50 rooms 2015

Emission LaMaison France5 Vous pouvez visionner le reportage et prendre connaissance du projet ici >> http://www.feld-architecture.eu/medias/ ------ Situé en rez-de-chaussée, cet appartement sombre et vétuste possédait toutefois des volumes d’une ampleur rare, malgré un plan très en longueur. En parallèle d’un travail sur la lumière naturelle, la restructuration complète a permis la mise en place d’un plan plus ouvert. Pour habiter et mettre en valeur ces espaces exceptionnels, des évènements architecturaux à l’échelle des volumes ont été mis en place – bibliothèque sur deux niveaux avec coursive, mezzanine, jeux de plafonds. Le bois naturel brut, les teintes claires et les contrastes de matières, créent une atmosphère chaleureuse et confortable atténuant le côté imposant des volumes de l’appartement. ---- Crédits Feld Architecture

New 'Sky Frame' sliding French doors fill the entire rear elevation of the space and open onto a new terrace and steps. The connection with the rear garden has thereby been hugely improved. A pair of antique French window shutters were adapted to form double doors to a small children's playroom. Photographer: Nick Smith

I had always pictured a built-in bookcase in the living room. I was thinking green, and showed them some green options — but they pushed it to the next level with a strong, beautiful chartreuse/yellow. The living room blinds are unlined because I fell in love with the beautiful, filtered light — the apartment is on the first floor and sits amongst the trees. However, there's an apartment building next door, so Chrissie and Lisa suggested splitting the window into three separate blind segments so I can lower just the one facing the neighbouring building while keeping the others open.

Lovely calming pallete of soft olive green, light navy blue and a powdery pink sharpened with black furniture and brass accents gives this small but perfectly formed living room a boutique drawing room vibe. Luxurious but practical for family use.

OWN LONDON has completed a sensitive two-year renovation of a five-storey listed townhouse in London’s Knightsbridge, blending historic character with modern family living. The design preserves original features such as grand staircases, sash windows, and ornate mouldings, while introducing contemporary finishes like polished plaster, bold marble, and custom joinery. Two identical master suites on the first and second floors each have private terraces, bathrooms, and dressing areas, one clad in antique mirrors, the other in suede panelling. The third-floor children’s bedrooms feature matching trundle beds and bespoke carpets for comfort and style. The ground floor offers elegant living and dining spaces. The lower ground floor includes a relaxed family room with banquette seating, staff quarters, and a guest powder room detailed with reeded marble. This level opens to a private courtyard framed by brick arches and mirrored walls, creating a secluded oasis. OWN LONDON expertly marries heritage and contemporary design, crafting a timeless home for modern family life.

Gareth Byrne Photography. The objectives of the client were to create light filled interior spaces in a contemporary classic, homely style and in so doing maximise the use of available space.

Wohnhalle (Fotograf: Marcus Ebener, Berlin)