A newly built home in Sydney with classic detailing, elegant appearance and a white palette by architect Carla Middleton . via: carlamiddl...
Set on the Northern Beaches of Sydney, this newly built home has everything the family wanted, from a verdant garden to an expansive Hamptons interior.
Woodinville, Washington is home to Woodinville Whiskey Co., a handcrafted small-batch whiskey distillery. Best friends Orlin Sorensen and Brett Carlile created it to be a place where whiskey is produced...
The humble country verandah has been a staple of the great Australian dream for decades. Here are 27 of our favourite examples.
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Stunning Palace Made Using Computer Graphics
An inventive, restrained reworking of form, space and landscape by Twohill and James enhances the qualities of this old timber cottage, long-loved by a couple, their children and two canine companions.
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This contemporary farmhouse was designed by Pattersons Architects for an expatriate, located along the coastline of Scrubby Bay in Akaroa, New Zealand.
Waco’s must stunning and unique vacation rental–The Helm by CargoHome!
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This tropical Sydney garden features an outdoor kitchen, pizza oven, pool and plenty of room for entertaining.
About Unique Molten Memories Floor Sculpture by Sarah Roseman Dimensions: D 300cm x W 265cm x H 45cm Materials: Textile (cotton, jute, wool, acrylic, polypropylene), vinyl, ceramic tile, polyurethane rubber, laminate wood, linoleum, polyurethane foam. Molten Memories takes craft techniques such as hand tufting, wood and tile sculpting, industrial and hand sewing, rug hooking and rubber casting to create a tactile and experiential carpet. How are memories shaped and stored? Molten Memories embodies this from a toddlers perspective, from a level close to the ground, where fascination lies in every detail. Discarded materials from every part of the house are re-imagined to form a living landscape that reminds us of our most playful days. Boulders become mountains, grass grows between garden stones and the world seems to come alive. The piece merges different sections of material, similar to how memories come and go while bridging the line between fantasy and reality to form a surreal carpet landscape. Sarah Roseman is a Canadian designer based in The Netherlands and ed- ucated at Design Academy Eindhoven. She is passionate about creating a more beautiful world through materiality and works on the boundary of textile and object. Through her playful and imaginative pieces, she aims to evoke a sense of joy. She is radical in her material choices to achieve sus- tainability through unique processes and new materials. As a designer and material researcher she creates material archives which lead to the creation of unique objects or to be used as industry alternatives. Customization OptionsMade to order creations can be done: please contact us for any request. Request Customization
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Outdoor terrace reveals on The Block Triple Threat last night. What did you think of the terraces? See all the highlights here...
Pantone is on a roll this year. I love the 2017 Fall Colors that Pantone picked for its Fall fashion trends report. Naturally, Golden Lime (hello, green!!!) is my fave ... but I just love them all. Even Autumn Maple, which could be a seventies cognac, is growing on me. I had fun pairing my favorite 2017 Spring and 2017 Fall colors together, along...
