Siren Lauvdal
I adore the pale colour scheme of this grouping of photos from Norwegian photographer Siren Lauvdal. So pretty and calming.
I adore the pale colour scheme of this grouping of photos from Norwegian photographer Siren Lauvdal. So pretty and calming.
Two homes today from the portfolio of Swedish photographer Magnus Anesund. What I love most about Magnus' work is the attention to the personal detail. The photos are like looking into the heart of the family that lives in each home. The first one an urban hangout for a creative family. It is almost like we are nosing around this home while the owner is making tea in another room. We're carrying on a conversation but our eyes are darting everywhere drinking it all in. Great photos.
Maybe the title should be making the most of minimal space in Singapore. Maxing out the minimalist? In the city state of Singapore the majority of its citizens live in government built flats. Here is a renovation of one of these cookie cutter impersonal apartments into something that is light and airy and seemingly spacious. Grabbing the leafy outside views and giving the space a sense of openness by removing walls architect Desmond Ong is a magician conjuring maximum impact with a very minimal aesthetic.
Clever custom joinery in this McMahon's Point, Sydney renovation and extension by architects Stanic Harding. A California Bungalow style home was given a modern take while retaining period features like the bay windows. The new addition respects the street appeal while not hiding its existence or pretending to be what it is not. A change of level in the small backyard provides an opportunity for decking and seating that will soften over time.
... this gorgeous kitchen by Brisbane stylist Kara Rosenlund. I'd be smiling too if I could cook in a vintage dream like this. More of Kara's work on her website and for those readers in the Brisbane area Kara and her Travelling Wares caravan shop (otherwise know as Frankie) can be found at the Jan Power Farmers Markets this Saturday 11th February at the Powerhouse, New Farm .