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Melbourne-based designer Tali Roth has transformed an apartment on New York's Upper East Side into a classy and comfortable space. The apartment, located in the Beckford Tower, features a mix of modernist icons and contemporary finds. The biggest challenge was combining a sitting room with a lounge room concept in a limited space, which was resolved by using comfortable yet elevated furniture. The interiors are described as serene, cool, unique, comfy, and inviting, with standout pieces such as the 'Easca' table by Orior Furniture. The furniture was sized appropriately to create a sense of generosity and custom storage solutions were utilized. The execution of the project was successful, with the addition of wall-hung fixtures and a special pendant light for ambient lighting. [Extracted from the article]

KITCHEN/DINING Opposite right The island is finished in Super White dolomite from CDK Stone. The idea was to retain the two original front rooms - once the consulting room and waiting room, now the main bedroom and a sitting room - and replace a rundown 1970s lean-to at the rear with a sleek new extension housing a kitchen/dining/living area that flows through to the rejuvenated garden. Two bedrooms on the northern side of the house were retained - one enlarged - while the original kitchen made way for a study, family bathroom and a small wine room. [Extracted from the article]

While the basement level is now predominantly the children's domain, the ground level brings the family together - an open plan kitchen, dining area and a bar, with cascading timber steps leading to the main living area. HOMES This spacious three-level home in a coveted enclave in Melbourne could have easily lost its "soul" if the owners, builder Neil McLennon and his wife, Melany, hadn't purchased it. Understanding the lay of the land and council guidelines enabled Neil to convert the basement level into the children's wing, comprising two bedrooms with ensuites, together with a generous living area, the latter featuring the original raw concrete ceiling. [Extracted from the article]

OPPOSITE, BOTTOM LEFT A 1938 police mug shot of Frank Sinatra takes pride of place on the attic bedroom's gallery wall. People STORY Chris Pearson | STYLING Sophie Wilson | PHOTOGRAPHY Alana Landsberry Many architects worship minimalism and its simple, uncluttered aesthetic - Richard Archer included - but in his own home in inner-city Sydney, he has left it at the door. # Owner and architect Richard Archer in his double-height living room, surrounded by books, treasures and mirrors - just a few of his favourite things. In a dramatic transformation over six months in 2012, Richard gutted the house, boldly sacrificing a bedroom to insert a double-height void and courtyard in the middle to let in the fresh air and light (a new attic bedroom redressed the balance). [Extracted from the article]

Tranquil escape Velvet, oak and marble feature throughout the rooms, with manor suites boasting bespoke bedheads and custom joinery. Guests can dine at Dinah's restaurant or George's bar, both named after the original occupants of the estate (Dinah was George's wife). True luxury, however, is found in the details: the rooms feature velvet lounges, marble tables and oak furniture. [Extracted from the article]

In the interim years, however, Carole and Steven had moved on from working as one practice. They engaged interior designer Carole Whiting and architect and interior designer Steven Whiting who drew up concept plans that included knocking out the laundry shed in the garden, adding a new rear, and another three bedrooms. When they returned in 2019 Carole and Steven of Whiting Architects were no longer working as one practice.». [Extracted from the article]

PHOTO (COLOR): This page "The pool window provides a visual connection to the upper pool deck", says architect Nicholas Murray of the pavilion separated from the main house by the courtyard. Liz and Gavin engaged Nicholas Murray of Nicholas Murray Architects, who they had worked with on their previous property, a big industrial-style warehouse conversion with lots of built-in furniture. Interior designer and stylist Simone Haag worked alongside Liz to curate a selection of vintage and modern furniture, lighting and accessories.». [Extracted from the article]

HOMES Palette cleanser Homeowner Pam Williams wanted the freedom to switch artwork and furnishings in the main living space on a whim, so the design team devised a colour palette of neutrals and soft warm tones that wouldn't compete with any statement pieces. The white rug is from Aelfie and the rattan chair is one of Pam's existing pieces (opposite). style tip When choosing a white rug, approach deep pile designs with caution. "The wall-to-wall wool carpeting, lowered ceiling and deep built-in sofa with quilted upholstery help this space feel cosy", Mira says. [Extracted from the article]

White-painted battens on the cottage are a visual extension of the picket fence, and a courtyard beyond acts like a verandah. "Although the location itself is quite quiet, the gatehouse and front courtyard create separation from the street - the same as a verandah", says Rob. Lillian THIS IS THE LIFE Although the design was unexpected, Lillian and Adrian immediately appreciated the concept. [Extracted from the article]

INTERIOR DESIGNER YSG Studio CIRCUS RING [ Walsh Bay ] This page "Circus-like frivolity is conveyed with elegant strength via eclectic patterns and motifs", says designer Yamine Ghoniem of YSG Studio of the buoyant interiors of the penthouse on the Finger Wharf she transformed into a "light, whimsical beacon that enhanced harbour views". Opposite page Blank Joinery made the custom kitchen furniture designed by YSG Studio, including the counter in honed emerald-green marble from Artedomus. This page "We used a restrained material palette to enhance the art and furniture collection, such as the reclaimed wood floors, plaster-washed walls and high-gloss lacquered ceilings", says the designer. Ice green-figured marble from Signorino gives presence to the kitchen island, holding the room like an abstract artwork. [Extracted from the article]

Miele was used through the kitchen and laundry and I was lucky enough to be one of the first customers to install the Generation 7000 series oven, which seamlessly blends into the kitchen joinery. Refrigerator/freezer Miele "Mastercool" fridge-freezer; integrated fridge and freezer. Refrigerator/freezer Liebherr fully integrated fridge with timber veneer panelling from e&s. Custom bronze handles by Ashwood Design. Joinery Sundry Joinery and Blank Joinery. [Extracted from the article]

On table, from left French rattan lamp, $3800, and French rattan and acrylic box and trashcan, POA, all from Tamsin Johnson. Anna Spiro Textiles "Kandilli" fabric, POA, and Kravet "Entrada" fabric, POA, both from Elliott Clarke. Walk In The Park fruit bowl, POA, and "Commons" mug, POA, both from In Bed. [Extracted from the article]

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