As the end of 2020 nears, we’re working to close out a handful of projects before taking a break to spend time as a family and really enjoy our first Christmas Season living in our home full time (you may remember this time last year, when we were living in a hotel as our windows, […]
Use rainwater to your advantage by growing pretty plants that will appreciate the extra moisture that drains off your roof.
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With the beginning of fall planting season here, I’ve received...
When we first bought this A-Frame home 5 years ago I soon realised that if I looked to the natural landscape of the island, the beach and the bush which is just outside, nature would guide me on all the colour combinations I ever needed to decorate our home with. When it came to renovating the kitchen I followed the same lead. My first place to look was the shoreline down the track at our local beach. For months I would collect shell fragments which had been washed ashore. Little colour chips of warm creams, deep browns and rich ochres, all shiny and wet from the seawater. As I walked along the beach collecting the pieces I would dream of our kitchen and what it would one day look and feel like.
Further proof that Australian interiors continue to dominate the trends.
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Step inside an airy weekend family home in Amagansett, and see why this Hamptons beach house made our editors' jaws drop.
By Alan George I’ve been diving deep into the heartwarming hues of the modern farmhouse style, a style that speaks in soft whispers of...
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This next-level screen porch the architects behind Berman Horn Studio made for their summer house in Maine was an engineering feat.
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This covetable mid-century home in Cape Town has been sensitively renovated and is now the centre of a family’s life as well as a unique showcase of 20th-century design.
From where we'd rather be.
