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A limited, collectable print edition.
To celebrate our diamond jubilee, Issue 60 becomes est living’s first official print edition after fifteen years of digital publishing. The edition brings together some of the world’s most recognised voices who have shaped the platform’s evolution — including our inaugural Hall of Fame recipients Vincent Van Duysen, John Pawson, Faye Toogood, Norm Architects and Vincenzo De Cotiis — alongside the esteemed 10 for 2026: Australia’s most influential residential architects and designers, as well as global multidisciplinary designers working across interiors, spatial and product design.
Beyond these exclusive conversations, the issue explores Design Instinct inside six exceptional homes, outside with garden editor Will Dangar’s latest interview, and on our podcast episode with Flack Studio founder and principal David Flack.
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ON THE COVER
Architecture & Interior Design @nicolasschuybroek
Architect of Record @from_architecture
Styling @colinking
Photography @a_gaut
Artwork
Fabulous Muscles (2012) by Danh Võ
Inside Interior Designer Carole Whiting's 170-Year-Old Cottage
"It's not just about how a house looks. It's about how it feels." One of the oldest heritage cottages in South Melbourne, restored and extended by interior designer Carole Whiting into the city sanctuary she has always wanted.
Watch the exclusive film on estliving.com — link in bio.
Blue House by Carole Whiting published on estliving.com
Editor Partnerships & Content Strategy @meganmayrawson
Interior Design @carolewhiting
Photography & Videography @danpreston_1
In partnership with @abode_living
Inside a Reimagined Queenslander by Samantha Leigh Interiors
Spanning three levels, Elystan is a reinterpretation of the traditional Queenslander, shaped by natural light and a continual relationship with its subtropical surrounds, expressed through earthy interior choices. The vision for the home began long before the owners had the keys, having lived opposite the leafy Brisbane corner block for years before it became available — arriving with a clear understanding of the home's potential and a collaborative relationship with Samantha Leigh Interiors formed from the outset.
See how a deep familiarity with the site shaped every decision inside this Brisbane Queenslander on estliving.com — link in bio.
Elystan by Samantha Leigh Interiors published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Indah Dwyer
Interior Design @samantha.leigh.interiors
Architecture @timstewartarchitects
Styling @jackmilenkovic
Landscape Design @wildlandscapearchitecture
Photography @dave_wheeler
Inside a Reimagined Queenslander by Samantha Leigh Interiors
Spanning three levels, Elystan is a reinterpretation of the traditional Queenslander, shaped by natural light and a continual relationship with its subtropical surrounds, expressed through earthy interior choices. The vision for the home began long before the owners had the keys, having lived opposite the leafy Brisbane corner block for years before it became available — arriving with a clear understanding of the home's potential and a collaborative relationship with Samantha Leigh Interiors formed from the outset.
See how a deep familiarity with the site shaped every decision inside this Brisbane Queenslander on estliving.com — link in bio.
Elystan by Samantha Leigh Interiors published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Indah Dwyer
Interior Design @samantha.leigh.interiors
Architecture @timstewartarchitects
Styling @jackmilenkovic
Landscape Design @wildlandscapearchitecture
Photography @dave_wheeler
Inside a Reimagined Queenslander by Samantha Leigh Interiors
Spanning three levels, Elystan is a reinterpretation of the traditional Queenslander, shaped by natural light and a continual relationship with its subtropical surrounds, expressed through earthy interior choices. The vision for the home began long before the owners had the keys, having lived opposite the leafy Brisbane corner block for years before it became available — arriving with a clear understanding of the home's potential and a collaborative relationship with Samantha Leigh Interiors formed from the outset.
See how a deep familiarity with the site shaped every decision inside this Brisbane Queenslander on estliving.com — link in bio.
Elystan by Samantha Leigh Interiors published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Indah Dwyer
Interior Design @samantha.leigh.interiors
Architecture @timstewartarchitects
Styling @jackmilenkovic
Landscape Design @wildlandscapearchitecture
Photography @dave_wheeler
Inside a Reimagined Queenslander by Samantha Leigh Interiors
Spanning three levels, Elystan is a reinterpretation of the traditional Queenslander, shaped by natural light and a continual relationship with its subtropical surrounds, expressed through earthy interior choices. The vision for the home began long before the owners had the keys, having lived opposite the leafy Brisbane corner block for years before it became available — arriving with a clear understanding of the home's potential and a collaborative relationship with Samantha Leigh Interiors formed from the outset.
See how a deep familiarity with the site shaped every decision inside this Brisbane Queenslander on estliving.com — link in bio.
Elystan by Samantha Leigh Interiors published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Indah Dwyer
Interior Design @samantha.leigh.interiors
Architecture @timstewartarchitects
Styling @jackmilenkovic
Landscape Design @wildlandscapearchitecture
Photography @dave_wheeler
Inside a Reimagined Queenslander by Samantha Leigh Interiors
Spanning three levels, Elystan is a reinterpretation of the traditional Queenslander, shaped by natural light and a continual relationship with its subtropical surrounds, expressed through earthy interior choices. The vision for the home began long before the owners had the keys, having lived opposite the leafy Brisbane corner block for years before it became available — arriving with a clear understanding of the home's potential and a collaborative relationship with Samantha Leigh Interiors formed from the outset.
See how a deep familiarity with the site shaped every decision inside this Brisbane Queenslander on estliving.com — link in bio.
Elystan by Samantha Leigh Interiors published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Indah Dwyer
Interior Design @samantha.leigh.interiors
Architecture @timstewartarchitects
Styling @jackmilenkovic
Landscape Design @wildlandscapearchitecture
Photography @dave_wheeler
Inside a Reimagined Queenslander by Samantha Leigh Interiors
Spanning three levels, Elystan is a reinterpretation of the traditional Queenslander, shaped by natural light and a continual relationship with its subtropical surrounds, expressed through earthy interior choices. The vision for the home began long before the owners had the keys, having lived opposite the leafy Brisbane corner block for years before it became available — arriving with a clear understanding of the home's potential and a collaborative relationship with Samantha Leigh Interiors formed from the outset.
See how a deep familiarity with the site shaped every decision inside this Brisbane Queenslander on estliving.com — link in bio.
Elystan by Samantha Leigh Interiors published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Indah Dwyer
Interior Design @samantha.leigh.interiors
Architecture @timstewartarchitects
Styling @jackmilenkovic
Landscape Design @wildlandscapearchitecture
Photography @dave_wheeler
Inside a Reimagined Queenslander by Samantha Leigh Interiors
Spanning three levels, Elystan is a reinterpretation of the traditional Queenslander, shaped by natural light and a continual relationship with its subtropical surrounds, expressed through earthy interior choices. The vision for the home began long before the owners had the keys, having lived opposite the leafy Brisbane corner block for years before it became available — arriving with a clear understanding of the home's potential and a collaborative relationship with Samantha Leigh Interiors formed from the outset.
See how a deep familiarity with the site shaped every decision inside this Brisbane Queenslander on estliving.com — link in bio.
Elystan by Samantha Leigh Interiors published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Indah Dwyer
Interior Design @samantha.leigh.interiors
Architecture @timstewartarchitects
Styling @jackmilenkovic
Landscape Design @wildlandscapearchitecture
Photography @dave_wheeler
Inside a Reimagined Queenslander by Samantha Leigh Interiors
Spanning three levels, Elystan is a reinterpretation of the traditional Queenslander, shaped by natural light and a continual relationship with its subtropical surrounds, expressed through earthy interior choices. The vision for the home began long before the owners had the keys, having lived opposite the leafy Brisbane corner block for years before it became available — arriving with a clear understanding of the home's potential and a collaborative relationship with Samantha Leigh Interiors formed from the outset.
See how a deep familiarity with the site shaped every decision inside this Brisbane Queenslander on estliving.com — link in bio.
Elystan by Samantha Leigh Interiors published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Indah Dwyer
Interior Design @samantha.leigh.interiors
Architecture @timstewartarchitects
Styling @jackmilenkovic
Landscape Design @wildlandscapearchitecture
Photography @dave_wheeler
Inside a Reimagined Queenslander by Samantha Leigh Interiors
Spanning three levels, Elystan is a reinterpretation of the traditional Queenslander, shaped by natural light and a continual relationship with its subtropical surrounds, expressed through earthy interior choices. The vision for the home began long before the owners had the keys, having lived opposite the leafy Brisbane corner block for years before it became available — arriving with a clear understanding of the home's potential and a collaborative relationship with Samantha Leigh Interiors formed from the outset.
See how a deep familiarity with the site shaped every decision inside this Brisbane Queenslander on estliving.com — link in bio.
Elystan by Samantha Leigh Interiors published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Indah Dwyer
Interior Design @samantha.leigh.interiors
Architecture @timstewartarchitects
Styling @jackmilenkovic
Landscape Design @wildlandscapearchitecture
Photography @dave_wheeler
Inside a Reimagined Queenslander by Samantha Leigh Interiors
Spanning three levels, Elystan is a reinterpretation of the traditional Queenslander, shaped by natural light and a continual relationship with its subtropical surrounds, expressed through earthy interior choices. The vision for the home began long before the owners had the keys, having lived opposite the leafy Brisbane corner block for years before it became available — arriving with a clear understanding of the home's potential and a collaborative relationship with Samantha Leigh Interiors formed from the outset.
See how a deep familiarity with the site shaped every decision inside this Brisbane Queenslander on estliving.com — link in bio.
Elystan by Samantha Leigh Interiors published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Indah Dwyer
Interior Design @samantha.leigh.interiors
Architecture @timstewartarchitects
Styling @jackmilenkovic
Landscape Design @wildlandscapearchitecture
Photography @dave_wheeler
10 questions | Tom Kundig on wood, wilderness, the building that started everything, and why he always chooses outdoors. Our quickfire with the Olson Kundig founder is live and the full conversation is coming.
Step Inside a Mid-Century Modern Home by Davidov Architects
Amongst a leafy mid-century streetscape, LDS II Residence by Davidov Architects transforms two adjacent homes into a single, cohesive family residence — without adding a single square metre. In Caulfield North, where parquetry floors carry decades of family life and granite thresholds have greeted generations of guests, the question was never how to start fresh — but how to bring two histories gracefully together.
Watch the exclusive film on estliving.com — link in bio.
LDS II Residence by Davidov Architects published on estliving.com
Editor Partnerships & Words @meganmayrawson
Architecture @davidovarchitects
Interior Styling @heckerguthrie
Landscape Design @florian____wild
Build @lba_construction
Photography @timothykaye
Film @danpreston_1
In partnership with @shadefactor
Step Inside a Mid-Century Modern Home by Davidov Architects
Amongst a leafy mid-century streetscape, LDS II Residence by Davidov Architects transforms two adjacent homes into a single, cohesive family residence — without adding a single square metre. In Caulfield North, where parquetry floors carry decades of family life and granite thresholds have greeted generations of guests, the question was never how to start fresh — but how to bring two histories gracefully together.
Watch the exclusive film on estliving.com — link in bio.
LDS II Residence by Davidov Architects published on estliving.com
Editor Partnerships & Words @meganmayrawson
Architecture @davidovarchitects
Interior Styling @heckerguthrie
Landscape Design @florian____wild
Build @lba_construction
Photography @timothykaye
Film @danpreston_1
In partnership with @shadefactor
Step Inside a Mid-Century Modern Home by Davidov Architects
Amongst a leafy mid-century streetscape, LDS II Residence by Davidov Architects transforms two adjacent homes into a single, cohesive family residence — without adding a single square metre. In Caulfield North, where parquetry floors carry decades of family life and granite thresholds have greeted generations of guests, the question was never how to start fresh — but how to bring two histories gracefully together.
Watch the exclusive film on estliving.com — link in bio.
LDS II Residence by Davidov Architects published on estliving.com
Editor Partnerships & Words @meganmayrawson
Architecture @davidovarchitects
Interior Styling @heckerguthrie
Landscape Design @florian____wild
Build @lba_construction
Photography @timothykaye
Film @danpreston_1
In partnership with @shadefactor
Step Inside a Mid-Century Modern Home by Davidov Architects
Amongst a leafy mid-century streetscape, LDS II Residence by Davidov Architects transforms two adjacent homes into a single, cohesive family residence — without adding a single square metre. In Caulfield North, where parquetry floors carry decades of family life and granite thresholds have greeted generations of guests, the question was never how to start fresh — but how to bring two histories gracefully together.
Watch the exclusive film on estliving.com — link in bio.
LDS II Residence by Davidov Architects published on estliving.com
Editor Partnerships & Words @meganmayrawson
Architecture @davidovarchitects
Interior Styling @heckerguthrie
Landscape Design @florian____wild
Build @lba_construction
Photography @timothykaye
Film @danpreston_1
In partnership with @shadefactor
Step Inside a Mid-Century Modern Home by Davidov Architects
Amongst a leafy mid-century streetscape, LDS II Residence by Davidov Architects transforms two adjacent homes into a single, cohesive family residence — without adding a single square metre. In Caulfield North, where parquetry floors carry decades of family life and granite thresholds have greeted generations of guests, the question was never how to start fresh — but how to bring two histories gracefully together.
Watch the exclusive film on estliving.com — link in bio.
LDS II Residence by Davidov Architects published on estliving.com
Editor Partnerships & Words @meganmayrawson
Architecture @davidovarchitects
Interior Styling @heckerguthrie
Landscape Design @florian____wild
Build @lba_construction
Photography @timothykaye
Film @danpreston_1
In partnership with @shadefactor
Step Inside a Mid-Century Modern Home by Davidov Architects
Amongst a leafy mid-century streetscape, LDS II Residence by Davidov Architects transforms two adjacent homes into a single, cohesive family residence — without adding a single square metre. In Caulfield North, where parquetry floors carry decades of family life and granite thresholds have greeted generations of guests, the question was never how to start fresh — but how to bring two histories gracefully together.
Watch the exclusive film on estliving.com — link in bio.
LDS II Residence by Davidov Architects published on estliving.com
Editor Partnerships & Words @meganmayrawson
Architecture @davidovarchitects
Interior Styling @heckerguthrie
Landscape Design @florian____wild
Build @lba_construction
Photography @timothykaye
Film @danpreston_1
In partnership with @shadefactor
Step Inside a Mid-Century Modern Home by Davidov Architects
Amongst a leafy mid-century streetscape, LDS II Residence by Davidov Architects transforms two adjacent homes into a single, cohesive family residence — without adding a single square metre. In Caulfield North, where parquetry floors carry decades of family life and granite thresholds have greeted generations of guests, the question was never how to start fresh — but how to bring two histories gracefully together.
Watch the exclusive film on estliving.com — link in bio.
LDS II Residence by Davidov Architects published on estliving.com
Editor Partnerships & Words @meganmayrawson
Architecture @davidovarchitects
Interior Styling @heckerguthrie
Landscape Design @florian____wild
Build @lba_construction
Photography @timothykaye
Film @danpreston_1
In partnership with @shadefactor
Step Inside a Mid-Century Modern Home by Davidov Architects
Amongst a leafy mid-century streetscape, LDS II Residence by Davidov Architects transforms two adjacent homes into a single, cohesive family residence — without adding a single square metre. In Caulfield North, where parquetry floors carry decades of family life and granite thresholds have greeted generations of guests, the question was never how to start fresh — but how to bring two histories gracefully together.
Watch the exclusive film on estliving.com — link in bio.
LDS II Residence by Davidov Architects published on estliving.com
Editor Partnerships & Words @meganmayrawson
Architecture @davidovarchitects
Interior Styling @heckerguthrie
Landscape Design @florian____wild
Build @lba_construction
Photography @timothykaye
Film @danpreston_1
In partnership with @shadefactor
Step Inside a Mid-Century Modern Home by Davidov Architects
Amongst a leafy mid-century streetscape, LDS II Residence by Davidov Architects transforms two adjacent homes into a single, cohesive family residence — without adding a single square metre. In Caulfield North, where parquetry floors carry decades of family life and granite thresholds have greeted generations of guests, the question was never how to start fresh — but how to bring two histories gracefully together.
Watch the exclusive film on estliving.com — link in bio.
LDS II Residence by Davidov Architects published on estliving.com
Editor Partnerships & Words @meganmayrawson
Architecture @davidovarchitects
Interior Styling @heckerguthrie
Landscape Design @florian____wild
Build @lba_construction
Photography @timothykaye
Film @danpreston_1
In partnership with @shadefactor
Step Inside a Mid-Century Modern Home by Davidov Architects
Amongst a leafy mid-century streetscape, LDS II Residence by Davidov Architects transforms two adjacent homes into a single, cohesive family residence — without adding a single square metre. In Caulfield North, where parquetry floors carry decades of family life and granite thresholds have greeted generations of guests, the question was never how to start fresh — but how to bring two histories gracefully together.
Watch the exclusive film on estliving.com — link in bio.
LDS II Residence by Davidov Architects published on estliving.com
Editor Partnerships & Words @meganmayrawson
Architecture @davidovarchitects
Interior Styling @heckerguthrie
Landscape Design @florian____wild
Build @lba_construction
Photography @timothykaye
Film @danpreston_1
In partnership with @shadefactor
Three for #MelbourneDesignWeek, and one with a workshop still to come.
@tactile_dialogues, Tactile Dialogues: Fragments of Matter, curated by @ryanfernandesdesign and presented by @madebymorgen in Brunswick. Ten Australian makers across ceramics, glass and bioplastics, with an opening that folded a Mauritian-inspired dinner with @manze_melbourne directly into the exhibition.
@kloke, Future Comfort, Little Collins Street. A chair made from Kloke’s textile remnants and timber offcuts, built with rope artist @smalltown and joiner Scott McCormack. On Saturday morning, Sarah Parkes hosts a rope-making session in-store. 10 to 11:30am, $10 with proceeds to the ASRC.
@skupafurniture x @elliat.rich, Material Truths, at @kennedy_nolan in Fitzroy. SKUPA’s solid timber pieces alongside the work of Elliat Rich, grounded in Mparntwe (Alice Springs). Furniture as a structure for gathering, not performance. In residence until Saturday, 10am to 4pm.
#MelbourneDesignWeek #NGVMelbourneDesignWeek @ngvmelbourne
Three for #MelbourneDesignWeek, and one with a workshop still to come.
@tactile_dialogues, Tactile Dialogues: Fragments of Matter, curated by @ryanfernandesdesign and presented by @madebymorgen in Brunswick. Ten Australian makers across ceramics, glass and bioplastics, with an opening that folded a Mauritian-inspired dinner with @manze_melbourne directly into the exhibition.
@kloke, Future Comfort, Little Collins Street. A chair made from Kloke’s textile remnants and timber offcuts, built with rope artist @smalltown and joiner Scott McCormack. On Saturday morning, Sarah Parkes hosts a rope-making session in-store. 10 to 11:30am, $10 with proceeds to the ASRC.
@skupafurniture x @elliat.rich, Material Truths, at @kennedy_nolan in Fitzroy. SKUPA’s solid timber pieces alongside the work of Elliat Rich, grounded in Mparntwe (Alice Springs). Furniture as a structure for gathering, not performance. In residence until Saturday, 10am to 4pm.
#MelbourneDesignWeek #NGVMelbourneDesignWeek @ngvmelbourne
Three for #MelbourneDesignWeek, and one with a workshop still to come.
@tactile_dialogues, Tactile Dialogues: Fragments of Matter, curated by @ryanfernandesdesign and presented by @madebymorgen in Brunswick. Ten Australian makers across ceramics, glass and bioplastics, with an opening that folded a Mauritian-inspired dinner with @manze_melbourne directly into the exhibition.
@kloke, Future Comfort, Little Collins Street. A chair made from Kloke’s textile remnants and timber offcuts, built with rope artist @smalltown and joiner Scott McCormack. On Saturday morning, Sarah Parkes hosts a rope-making session in-store. 10 to 11:30am, $10 with proceeds to the ASRC.
@skupafurniture x @elliat.rich, Material Truths, at @kennedy_nolan in Fitzroy. SKUPA’s solid timber pieces alongside the work of Elliat Rich, grounded in Mparntwe (Alice Springs). Furniture as a structure for gathering, not performance. In residence until Saturday, 10am to 4pm.
#MelbourneDesignWeek #NGVMelbourneDesignWeek @ngvmelbourne
Three for #MelbourneDesignWeek, and one with a workshop still to come.
@tactile_dialogues, Tactile Dialogues: Fragments of Matter, curated by @ryanfernandesdesign and presented by @madebymorgen in Brunswick. Ten Australian makers across ceramics, glass and bioplastics, with an opening that folded a Mauritian-inspired dinner with @manze_melbourne directly into the exhibition.
@kloke, Future Comfort, Little Collins Street. A chair made from Kloke’s textile remnants and timber offcuts, built with rope artist @smalltown and joiner Scott McCormack. On Saturday morning, Sarah Parkes hosts a rope-making session in-store. 10 to 11:30am, $10 with proceeds to the ASRC.
@skupafurniture x @elliat.rich, Material Truths, at @kennedy_nolan in Fitzroy. SKUPA’s solid timber pieces alongside the work of Elliat Rich, grounded in Mparntwe (Alice Springs). Furniture as a structure for gathering, not performance. In residence until Saturday, 10am to 4pm.
#MelbourneDesignWeek #NGVMelbourneDesignWeek @ngvmelbourne
Three for #MelbourneDesignWeek, and one with a workshop still to come.
@tactile_dialogues, Tactile Dialogues: Fragments of Matter, curated by @ryanfernandesdesign and presented by @madebymorgen in Brunswick. Ten Australian makers across ceramics, glass and bioplastics, with an opening that folded a Mauritian-inspired dinner with @manze_melbourne directly into the exhibition.
@kloke, Future Comfort, Little Collins Street. A chair made from Kloke’s textile remnants and timber offcuts, built with rope artist @smalltown and joiner Scott McCormack. On Saturday morning, Sarah Parkes hosts a rope-making session in-store. 10 to 11:30am, $10 with proceeds to the ASRC.
@skupafurniture x @elliat.rich, Material Truths, at @kennedy_nolan in Fitzroy. SKUPA’s solid timber pieces alongside the work of Elliat Rich, grounded in Mparntwe (Alice Springs). Furniture as a structure for gathering, not performance. In residence until Saturday, 10am to 4pm.
#MelbourneDesignWeek #NGVMelbourneDesignWeek @ngvmelbourne
Three for #MelbourneDesignWeek, and one with a workshop still to come.
@tactile_dialogues, Tactile Dialogues: Fragments of Matter, curated by @ryanfernandesdesign and presented by @madebymorgen in Brunswick. Ten Australian makers across ceramics, glass and bioplastics, with an opening that folded a Mauritian-inspired dinner with @manze_melbourne directly into the exhibition.
@kloke, Future Comfort, Little Collins Street. A chair made from Kloke’s textile remnants and timber offcuts, built with rope artist @smalltown and joiner Scott McCormack. On Saturday morning, Sarah Parkes hosts a rope-making session in-store. 10 to 11:30am, $10 with proceeds to the ASRC.
@skupafurniture x @elliat.rich, Material Truths, at @kennedy_nolan in Fitzroy. SKUPA’s solid timber pieces alongside the work of Elliat Rich, grounded in Mparntwe (Alice Springs). Furniture as a structure for gathering, not performance. In residence until Saturday, 10am to 4pm.
#MelbourneDesignWeek #NGVMelbourneDesignWeek @ngvmelbourne
Three for #MelbourneDesignWeek, and one with a workshop still to come.
@tactile_dialogues, Tactile Dialogues: Fragments of Matter, curated by @ryanfernandesdesign and presented by @madebymorgen in Brunswick. Ten Australian makers across ceramics, glass and bioplastics, with an opening that folded a Mauritian-inspired dinner with @manze_melbourne directly into the exhibition.
@kloke, Future Comfort, Little Collins Street. A chair made from Kloke’s textile remnants and timber offcuts, built with rope artist @smalltown and joiner Scott McCormack. On Saturday morning, Sarah Parkes hosts a rope-making session in-store. 10 to 11:30am, $10 with proceeds to the ASRC.
@skupafurniture x @elliat.rich, Material Truths, at @kennedy_nolan in Fitzroy. SKUPA’s solid timber pieces alongside the work of Elliat Rich, grounded in Mparntwe (Alice Springs). Furniture as a structure for gathering, not performance. In residence until Saturday, 10am to 4pm.
#MelbourneDesignWeek #NGVMelbourneDesignWeek @ngvmelbourne
Three for #MelbourneDesignWeek, and one with a workshop still to come.
@tactile_dialogues, Tactile Dialogues: Fragments of Matter, curated by @ryanfernandesdesign and presented by @madebymorgen in Brunswick. Ten Australian makers across ceramics, glass and bioplastics, with an opening that folded a Mauritian-inspired dinner with @manze_melbourne directly into the exhibition.
@kloke, Future Comfort, Little Collins Street. A chair made from Kloke’s textile remnants and timber offcuts, built with rope artist @smalltown and joiner Scott McCormack. On Saturday morning, Sarah Parkes hosts a rope-making session in-store. 10 to 11:30am, $10 with proceeds to the ASRC.
@skupafurniture x @elliat.rich, Material Truths, at @kennedy_nolan in Fitzroy. SKUPA’s solid timber pieces alongside the work of Elliat Rich, grounded in Mparntwe (Alice Springs). Furniture as a structure for gathering, not performance. In residence until Saturday, 10am to 4pm.
#MelbourneDesignWeek #NGVMelbourneDesignWeek @ngvmelbourne
Three for #MelbourneDesignWeek, and one with a workshop still to come.
@tactile_dialogues, Tactile Dialogues: Fragments of Matter, curated by @ryanfernandesdesign and presented by @madebymorgen in Brunswick. Ten Australian makers across ceramics, glass and bioplastics, with an opening that folded a Mauritian-inspired dinner with @manze_melbourne directly into the exhibition.
@kloke, Future Comfort, Little Collins Street. A chair made from Kloke’s textile remnants and timber offcuts, built with rope artist @smalltown and joiner Scott McCormack. On Saturday morning, Sarah Parkes hosts a rope-making session in-store. 10 to 11:30am, $10 with proceeds to the ASRC.
@skupafurniture x @elliat.rich, Material Truths, at @kennedy_nolan in Fitzroy. SKUPA’s solid timber pieces alongside the work of Elliat Rich, grounded in Mparntwe (Alice Springs). Furniture as a structure for gathering, not performance. In residence until Saturday, 10am to 4pm.
#MelbourneDesignWeek #NGVMelbourneDesignWeek @ngvmelbourne
Three for #MelbourneDesignWeek, and one with a workshop still to come.
@tactile_dialogues, Tactile Dialogues: Fragments of Matter, curated by @ryanfernandesdesign and presented by @madebymorgen in Brunswick. Ten Australian makers across ceramics, glass and bioplastics, with an opening that folded a Mauritian-inspired dinner with @manze_melbourne directly into the exhibition.
@kloke, Future Comfort, Little Collins Street. A chair made from Kloke’s textile remnants and timber offcuts, built with rope artist @smalltown and joiner Scott McCormack. On Saturday morning, Sarah Parkes hosts a rope-making session in-store. 10 to 11:30am, $10 with proceeds to the ASRC.
@skupafurniture x @elliat.rich, Material Truths, at @kennedy_nolan in Fitzroy. SKUPA’s solid timber pieces alongside the work of Elliat Rich, grounded in Mparntwe (Alice Springs). Furniture as a structure for gathering, not performance. In residence until Saturday, 10am to 4pm.
#MelbourneDesignWeek #NGVMelbourneDesignWeek @ngvmelbourne
Three for #MelbourneDesignWeek, and one with a workshop still to come.
@tactile_dialogues, Tactile Dialogues: Fragments of Matter, curated by @ryanfernandesdesign and presented by @madebymorgen in Brunswick. Ten Australian makers across ceramics, glass and bioplastics, with an opening that folded a Mauritian-inspired dinner with @manze_melbourne directly into the exhibition.
@kloke, Future Comfort, Little Collins Street. A chair made from Kloke’s textile remnants and timber offcuts, built with rope artist @smalltown and joiner Scott McCormack. On Saturday morning, Sarah Parkes hosts a rope-making session in-store. 10 to 11:30am, $10 with proceeds to the ASRC.
@skupafurniture x @elliat.rich, Material Truths, at @kennedy_nolan in Fitzroy. SKUPA’s solid timber pieces alongside the work of Elliat Rich, grounded in Mparntwe (Alice Springs). Furniture as a structure for gathering, not performance. In residence until Saturday, 10am to 4pm.
#MelbourneDesignWeek #NGVMelbourneDesignWeek @ngvmelbourne
Discover a Farm Retreat on Whidbey Island
Mwworks have designed a holiday home for a growing family with strong local roots. Located on a densely-forested hill, the farmhouse works its way around the forest, overlooking chicken sheds, a weathered red barn and cattle fields.
Step inside a home rooted in its environment and family legacy. Link in bio.
Whidbey Island Farm Retreat by mwworks published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Lidia Boniwell
Design @mw_works
Photography @k7scott
Build @dovetail_gc
Discover a Farm Retreat on Whidbey Island
Mwworks have designed a holiday home for a growing family with strong local roots. Located on a densely-forested hill, the farmhouse works its way around the forest, overlooking chicken sheds, a weathered red barn and cattle fields.
Step inside a home rooted in its environment and family legacy. Link in bio.
Whidbey Island Farm Retreat by mwworks published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Lidia Boniwell
Design @mw_works
Photography @k7scott
Build @dovetail_gc
Discover a Farm Retreat on Whidbey Island
Mwworks have designed a holiday home for a growing family with strong local roots. Located on a densely-forested hill, the farmhouse works its way around the forest, overlooking chicken sheds, a weathered red barn and cattle fields.
Step inside a home rooted in its environment and family legacy. Link in bio.
Whidbey Island Farm Retreat by mwworks published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Lidia Boniwell
Design @mw_works
Photography @k7scott
Build @dovetail_gc
Discover a Farm Retreat on Whidbey Island
Mwworks have designed a holiday home for a growing family with strong local roots. Located on a densely-forested hill, the farmhouse works its way around the forest, overlooking chicken sheds, a weathered red barn and cattle fields.
Step inside a home rooted in its environment and family legacy. Link in bio.
Whidbey Island Farm Retreat by mwworks published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Lidia Boniwell
Design @mw_works
Photography @k7scott
Build @dovetail_gc
Discover a Farm Retreat on Whidbey Island
Mwworks have designed a holiday home for a growing family with strong local roots. Located on a densely-forested hill, the farmhouse works its way around the forest, overlooking chicken sheds, a weathered red barn and cattle fields.
Step inside a home rooted in its environment and family legacy. Link in bio.
Whidbey Island Farm Retreat by mwworks published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Lidia Boniwell
Design @mw_works
Photography @k7scott
Build @dovetail_gc
Discover a Farm Retreat on Whidbey Island
Mwworks have designed a holiday home for a growing family with strong local roots. Located on a densely-forested hill, the farmhouse works its way around the forest, overlooking chicken sheds, a weathered red barn and cattle fields.
Step inside a home rooted in its environment and family legacy. Link in bio.
Whidbey Island Farm Retreat by mwworks published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Lidia Boniwell
Design @mw_works
Photography @k7scott
Build @dovetail_gc
Discover a Farm Retreat on Whidbey Island
Mwworks have designed a holiday home for a growing family with strong local roots. Located on a densely-forested hill, the farmhouse works its way around the forest, overlooking chicken sheds, a weathered red barn and cattle fields.
Step inside a home rooted in its environment and family legacy. Link in bio.
Whidbey Island Farm Retreat by mwworks published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Lidia Boniwell
Design @mw_works
Photography @k7scott
Build @dovetail_gc
Discover a Farm Retreat on Whidbey Island
Mwworks have designed a holiday home for a growing family with strong local roots. Located on a densely-forested hill, the farmhouse works its way around the forest, overlooking chicken sheds, a weathered red barn and cattle fields.
Step inside a home rooted in its environment and family legacy. Link in bio.
Whidbey Island Farm Retreat by mwworks published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Lidia Boniwell
Design @mw_works
Photography @k7scott
Build @dovetail_gc
Discover a Farm Retreat on Whidbey Island
Mwworks have designed a holiday home for a growing family with strong local roots. Located on a densely-forested hill, the farmhouse works its way around the forest, overlooking chicken sheds, a weathered red barn and cattle fields.
Step inside a home rooted in its environment and family legacy. Link in bio.
Whidbey Island Farm Retreat by mwworks published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Lidia Boniwell
Design @mw_works
Photography @k7scott
Build @dovetail_gc
Design Destination | An Art Deco Parisian Pied-à-Terre Stay by Maxime Bousquet
An 1870s Parisian apartment renovation pairs Art Deco and 1970s detailing with graceful volumes, creating spaces capable of committing travel's ephemeral moments to enduring memory.
See how Madeleine sits in opulent company alongside the Palais Garnier and the Madeleine church on estliving.com — link in bio.
Madeleine by Maxime Bousquet published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words @caitlinleishman_arts
Architecture & Interior Design @maximebousquet
Design Destination @piedaterre.paris
Photography @ludovicbalay
Design Destination | An Art Deco Parisian Pied-à-Terre Stay by Maxime Bousquet
An 1870s Parisian apartment renovation pairs Art Deco and 1970s detailing with graceful volumes, creating spaces capable of committing travel's ephemeral moments to enduring memory.
See how Madeleine sits in opulent company alongside the Palais Garnier and the Madeleine church on estliving.com — link in bio.
Madeleine by Maxime Bousquet published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words @caitlinleishman_arts
Architecture & Interior Design @maximebousquet
Design Destination @piedaterre.paris
Photography @ludovicbalay
Design Destination | An Art Deco Parisian Pied-à-Terre Stay by Maxime Bousquet
An 1870s Parisian apartment renovation pairs Art Deco and 1970s detailing with graceful volumes, creating spaces capable of committing travel's ephemeral moments to enduring memory.
See how Madeleine sits in opulent company alongside the Palais Garnier and the Madeleine church on estliving.com — link in bio.
Madeleine by Maxime Bousquet published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words @caitlinleishman_arts
Architecture & Interior Design @maximebousquet
Design Destination @piedaterre.paris
Photography @ludovicbalay
Design Destination | An Art Deco Parisian Pied-à-Terre Stay by Maxime Bousquet
An 1870s Parisian apartment renovation pairs Art Deco and 1970s detailing with graceful volumes, creating spaces capable of committing travel's ephemeral moments to enduring memory.
See how Madeleine sits in opulent company alongside the Palais Garnier and the Madeleine church on estliving.com — link in bio.
Madeleine by Maxime Bousquet published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words @caitlinleishman_arts
Architecture & Interior Design @maximebousquet
Design Destination @piedaterre.paris
Photography @ludovicbalay
Design Destination | An Art Deco Parisian Pied-à-Terre Stay by Maxime Bousquet
An 1870s Parisian apartment renovation pairs Art Deco and 1970s detailing with graceful volumes, creating spaces capable of committing travel's ephemeral moments to enduring memory.
See how Madeleine sits in opulent company alongside the Palais Garnier and the Madeleine church on estliving.com — link in bio.
Madeleine by Maxime Bousquet published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words @caitlinleishman_arts
Architecture & Interior Design @maximebousquet
Design Destination @piedaterre.paris
Photography @ludovicbalay
Design Destination | An Art Deco Parisian Pied-à-Terre Stay by Maxime Bousquet
An 1870s Parisian apartment renovation pairs Art Deco and 1970s detailing with graceful volumes, creating spaces capable of committing travel's ephemeral moments to enduring memory.
See how Madeleine sits in opulent company alongside the Palais Garnier and the Madeleine church on estliving.com — link in bio.
Madeleine by Maxime Bousquet published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words @caitlinleishman_arts
Architecture & Interior Design @maximebousquet
Design Destination @piedaterre.paris
Photography @ludovicbalay
Design Destination | An Art Deco Parisian Pied-à-Terre Stay by Maxime Bousquet
An 1870s Parisian apartment renovation pairs Art Deco and 1970s detailing with graceful volumes, creating spaces capable of committing travel's ephemeral moments to enduring memory.
See how Madeleine sits in opulent company alongside the Palais Garnier and the Madeleine church on estliving.com — link in bio.
Madeleine by Maxime Bousquet published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words @caitlinleishman_arts
Architecture & Interior Design @maximebousquet
Design Destination @piedaterre.paris
Photography @ludovicbalay
Design Destination | An Art Deco Parisian Pied-à-Terre Stay by Maxime Bousquet
An 1870s Parisian apartment renovation pairs Art Deco and 1970s detailing with graceful volumes, creating spaces capable of committing travel's ephemeral moments to enduring memory.
See how Madeleine sits in opulent company alongside the Palais Garnier and the Madeleine church on estliving.com — link in bio.
Madeleine by Maxime Bousquet published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words @caitlinleishman_arts
Architecture & Interior Design @maximebousquet
Design Destination @piedaterre.paris
Photography @ludovicbalay
Design Destination | An Art Deco Parisian Pied-à-Terre Stay by Maxime Bousquet
An 1870s Parisian apartment renovation pairs Art Deco and 1970s detailing with graceful volumes, creating spaces capable of committing travel's ephemeral moments to enduring memory.
See how Madeleine sits in opulent company alongside the Palais Garnier and the Madeleine church on estliving.com — link in bio.
Madeleine by Maxime Bousquet published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words @caitlinleishman_arts
Architecture & Interior Design @maximebousquet
Design Destination @piedaterre.paris
Photography @ludovicbalay
Design Destination | An Art Deco Parisian Pied-à-Terre Stay by Maxime Bousquet
An 1870s Parisian apartment renovation pairs Art Deco and 1970s detailing with graceful volumes, creating spaces capable of committing travel's ephemeral moments to enduring memory.
See how Madeleine sits in opulent company alongside the Palais Garnier and the Madeleine church on estliving.com — link in bio.
Madeleine by Maxime Bousquet published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words @caitlinleishman_arts
Architecture & Interior Design @maximebousquet
Design Destination @piedaterre.paris
Photography @ludovicbalay
Design Now | The Latest From Michael Anastassiades, Ana Kraš and More
Each week, we highlight a selection of global design headlines, from standout projects to innovative product launches and industry moments. Celebrating craftsmanship, creativity and contemporary design, we explore this week’s latest design news from Michael Anastassiades, Ana Kraš, Robin Boyd Foundation, JW Anderson, Melbourne Design Week, David Chipperfield, Wretched Flowers and House of Santal.
Explore the edit – link in bio.
Published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words & edit @madeleinemurdoch
Design Now | The Latest From Michael Anastassiades, Ana Kraš and More
Each week, we highlight a selection of global design headlines, from standout projects to innovative product launches and industry moments. Celebrating craftsmanship, creativity and contemporary design, we explore this week’s latest design news from Michael Anastassiades, Ana Kraš, Robin Boyd Foundation, JW Anderson, Melbourne Design Week, David Chipperfield, Wretched Flowers and House of Santal.
Explore the edit – link in bio.
Published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words & edit @madeleinemurdoch
Design Now | The Latest From Michael Anastassiades, Ana Kraš and More
Each week, we highlight a selection of global design headlines, from standout projects to innovative product launches and industry moments. Celebrating craftsmanship, creativity and contemporary design, we explore this week’s latest design news from Michael Anastassiades, Ana Kraš, Robin Boyd Foundation, JW Anderson, Melbourne Design Week, David Chipperfield, Wretched Flowers and House of Santal.
Explore the edit – link in bio.
Published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words & edit @madeleinemurdoch
Design Now | The Latest From Michael Anastassiades, Ana Kraš and More
Each week, we highlight a selection of global design headlines, from standout projects to innovative product launches and industry moments. Celebrating craftsmanship, creativity and contemporary design, we explore this week’s latest design news from Michael Anastassiades, Ana Kraš, Robin Boyd Foundation, JW Anderson, Melbourne Design Week, David Chipperfield, Wretched Flowers and House of Santal.
Explore the edit – link in bio.
Published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words & edit @madeleinemurdoch
Design Now | The Latest From Michael Anastassiades, Ana Kraš and More
Each week, we highlight a selection of global design headlines, from standout projects to innovative product launches and industry moments. Celebrating craftsmanship, creativity and contemporary design, we explore this week’s latest design news from Michael Anastassiades, Ana Kraš, Robin Boyd Foundation, JW Anderson, Melbourne Design Week, David Chipperfield, Wretched Flowers and House of Santal.
Explore the edit – link in bio.
Published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words & edit @madeleinemurdoch
Design Now | The Latest From Michael Anastassiades, Ana Kraš and More
Each week, we highlight a selection of global design headlines, from standout projects to innovative product launches and industry moments. Celebrating craftsmanship, creativity and contemporary design, we explore this week’s latest design news from Michael Anastassiades, Ana Kraš, Robin Boyd Foundation, JW Anderson, Melbourne Design Week, David Chipperfield, Wretched Flowers and House of Santal.
Explore the edit – link in bio.
Published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words & edit @madeleinemurdoch
Design Now | The Latest From Michael Anastassiades, Ana Kraš and More
Each week, we highlight a selection of global design headlines, from standout projects to innovative product launches and industry moments. Celebrating craftsmanship, creativity and contemporary design, we explore this week’s latest design news from Michael Anastassiades, Ana Kraš, Robin Boyd Foundation, JW Anderson, Melbourne Design Week, David Chipperfield, Wretched Flowers and House of Santal.
Explore the edit – link in bio.
Published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words & edit @madeleinemurdoch
Design Now | The Latest From Michael Anastassiades, Ana Kraš and More
Each week, we highlight a selection of global design headlines, from standout projects to innovative product launches and industry moments. Celebrating craftsmanship, creativity and contemporary design, we explore this week’s latest design news from Michael Anastassiades, Ana Kraš, Robin Boyd Foundation, JW Anderson, Melbourne Design Week, David Chipperfield, Wretched Flowers and House of Santal.
Explore the edit – link in bio.
Published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words & edit @madeleinemurdoch
Design Now | The Latest From Michael Anastassiades, Ana Kraš and More
Each week, we highlight a selection of global design headlines, from standout projects to innovative product launches and industry moments. Celebrating craftsmanship, creativity and contemporary design, we explore this week’s latest design news from Michael Anastassiades, Ana Kraš, Robin Boyd Foundation, JW Anderson, Melbourne Design Week, David Chipperfield, Wretched Flowers and House of Santal.
Explore the edit – link in bio.
Published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words & edit @madeleinemurdoch
Step Inside a Mid-Century Modern Home by Davidov Architects
At LDS II Residence, the starting point wasn't a blank slate — it was two adjacent houses, each carrying its own history, and the question of how to bring them gracefully together.
Davidov Architects identified existing elements worth honouring: oak parquetry floors, honed Juparana granite, a timber-lined staircase, and brass hardware with its own quiet patina. Where materials could not be matched, blended pink and red marbles in a gridded Palladiana pattern step in; where natural light could not reach, wall-to-wall illuminated stretch ceilings dissolve formerly dark interiors into calm, evenly-lit environments.
Watch the exclusive film on estliving.com — link in bio.
LDS II Residence by Davidov Architects published on estliving.com
Editor Content Strategy & Partnerships @meganmayrawson
Architecture @davidovarchitects
Interior Styling @heckerguthrie
Landscape Design @florian____wild
Build @lba_construction
Photography @timothykaye
In partnership with @shadefactor
Inside a Reimagined Queenslander by Samantha Leigh Interiors
Spanning three levels, Elystan is a reinterpretation of the traditional Queenslander, shaped by natural light and a continual relationship with its subtropical surrounds, expressed through earthy interior choices. The vision for the home began long before the owners had the keys, having lived opposite the leafy Brisbane corner block for years before it became available — arriving with a clear understanding of the home's potential and a collaborative relationship with Samantha Leigh Interiors formed from the outset.
See how a deep familiarity with the site shaped every decision inside this Brisbane Queenslander on estliving.com — link in bio.
Elystan by Samantha Leigh Interiors published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Indah Dwyer
Interior Design @samantha.leigh.interiors
Architecture @timstewartarchitects
Styling @jackmilenkovic
Landscape Design @wildlandscapearchitecture
Photography @dave_wheeler
Inside a Reimagined Queenslander by Samantha Leigh Interiors
Spanning three levels, Elystan is a reinterpretation of the traditional Queenslander, shaped by natural light and a continual relationship with its subtropical surrounds, expressed through earthy interior choices. The vision for the home began long before the owners had the keys, having lived opposite the leafy Brisbane corner block for years before it became available — arriving with a clear understanding of the home's potential and a collaborative relationship with Samantha Leigh Interiors formed from the outset.
See how a deep familiarity with the site shaped every decision inside this Brisbane Queenslander on estliving.com — link in bio.
Elystan by Samantha Leigh Interiors published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Indah Dwyer
Interior Design @samantha.leigh.interiors
Architecture @timstewartarchitects
Styling @jackmilenkovic
Landscape Design @wildlandscapearchitecture
Photography @dave_wheeler
Inside a Reimagined Queenslander by Samantha Leigh Interiors
Spanning three levels, Elystan is a reinterpretation of the traditional Queenslander, shaped by natural light and a continual relationship with its subtropical surrounds, expressed through earthy interior choices. The vision for the home began long before the owners had the keys, having lived opposite the leafy Brisbane corner block for years before it became available — arriving with a clear understanding of the home's potential and a collaborative relationship with Samantha Leigh Interiors formed from the outset.
See how a deep familiarity with the site shaped every decision inside this Brisbane Queenslander on estliving.com — link in bio.
Elystan by Samantha Leigh Interiors published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Indah Dwyer
Interior Design @samantha.leigh.interiors
Architecture @timstewartarchitects
Styling @jackmilenkovic
Landscape Design @wildlandscapearchitecture
Photography @dave_wheeler
Inside a Reimagined Queenslander by Samantha Leigh Interiors
Spanning three levels, Elystan is a reinterpretation of the traditional Queenslander, shaped by natural light and a continual relationship with its subtropical surrounds, expressed through earthy interior choices. The vision for the home began long before the owners had the keys, having lived opposite the leafy Brisbane corner block for years before it became available — arriving with a clear understanding of the home's potential and a collaborative relationship with Samantha Leigh Interiors formed from the outset.
See how a deep familiarity with the site shaped every decision inside this Brisbane Queenslander on estliving.com — link in bio.
Elystan by Samantha Leigh Interiors published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Indah Dwyer
Interior Design @samantha.leigh.interiors
Architecture @timstewartarchitects
Styling @jackmilenkovic
Landscape Design @wildlandscapearchitecture
Photography @dave_wheeler
Inside a Reimagined Queenslander by Samantha Leigh Interiors
Spanning three levels, Elystan is a reinterpretation of the traditional Queenslander, shaped by natural light and a continual relationship with its subtropical surrounds, expressed through earthy interior choices. The vision for the home began long before the owners had the keys, having lived opposite the leafy Brisbane corner block for years before it became available — arriving with a clear understanding of the home's potential and a collaborative relationship with Samantha Leigh Interiors formed from the outset.
See how a deep familiarity with the site shaped every decision inside this Brisbane Queenslander on estliving.com — link in bio.
Elystan by Samantha Leigh Interiors published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Indah Dwyer
Interior Design @samantha.leigh.interiors
Architecture @timstewartarchitects
Styling @jackmilenkovic
Landscape Design @wildlandscapearchitecture
Photography @dave_wheeler
Inside a Reimagined Queenslander by Samantha Leigh Interiors
Spanning three levels, Elystan is a reinterpretation of the traditional Queenslander, shaped by natural light and a continual relationship with its subtropical surrounds, expressed through earthy interior choices. The vision for the home began long before the owners had the keys, having lived opposite the leafy Brisbane corner block for years before it became available — arriving with a clear understanding of the home's potential and a collaborative relationship with Samantha Leigh Interiors formed from the outset.
See how a deep familiarity with the site shaped every decision inside this Brisbane Queenslander on estliving.com — link in bio.
Elystan by Samantha Leigh Interiors published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Indah Dwyer
Interior Design @samantha.leigh.interiors
Architecture @timstewartarchitects
Styling @jackmilenkovic
Landscape Design @wildlandscapearchitecture
Photography @dave_wheeler
Inside a Reimagined Queenslander by Samantha Leigh Interiors
Spanning three levels, Elystan is a reinterpretation of the traditional Queenslander, shaped by natural light and a continual relationship with its subtropical surrounds, expressed through earthy interior choices. The vision for the home began long before the owners had the keys, having lived opposite the leafy Brisbane corner block for years before it became available — arriving with a clear understanding of the home's potential and a collaborative relationship with Samantha Leigh Interiors formed from the outset.
See how a deep familiarity with the site shaped every decision inside this Brisbane Queenslander on estliving.com — link in bio.
Elystan by Samantha Leigh Interiors published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Indah Dwyer
Interior Design @samantha.leigh.interiors
Architecture @timstewartarchitects
Styling @jackmilenkovic
Landscape Design @wildlandscapearchitecture
Photography @dave_wheeler
Inside a Reimagined Queenslander by Samantha Leigh Interiors
Spanning three levels, Elystan is a reinterpretation of the traditional Queenslander, shaped by natural light and a continual relationship with its subtropical surrounds, expressed through earthy interior choices. The vision for the home began long before the owners had the keys, having lived opposite the leafy Brisbane corner block for years before it became available — arriving with a clear understanding of the home's potential and a collaborative relationship with Samantha Leigh Interiors formed from the outset.
See how a deep familiarity with the site shaped every decision inside this Brisbane Queenslander on estliving.com — link in bio.
Elystan by Samantha Leigh Interiors published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Indah Dwyer
Interior Design @samantha.leigh.interiors
Architecture @timstewartarchitects
Styling @jackmilenkovic
Landscape Design @wildlandscapearchitecture
Photography @dave_wheeler
Inside a Reimagined Queenslander by Samantha Leigh Interiors
Spanning three levels, Elystan is a reinterpretation of the traditional Queenslander, shaped by natural light and a continual relationship with its subtropical surrounds, expressed through earthy interior choices. The vision for the home began long before the owners had the keys, having lived opposite the leafy Brisbane corner block for years before it became available — arriving with a clear understanding of the home's potential and a collaborative relationship with Samantha Leigh Interiors formed from the outset.
See how a deep familiarity with the site shaped every decision inside this Brisbane Queenslander on estliving.com — link in bio.
Elystan by Samantha Leigh Interiors published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Indah Dwyer
Interior Design @samantha.leigh.interiors
Architecture @timstewartarchitects
Styling @jackmilenkovic
Landscape Design @wildlandscapearchitecture
Photography @dave_wheeler
Inside a Reimagined Queenslander by Samantha Leigh Interiors
Spanning three levels, Elystan is a reinterpretation of the traditional Queenslander, shaped by natural light and a continual relationship with its subtropical surrounds, expressed through earthy interior choices. The vision for the home began long before the owners had the keys, having lived opposite the leafy Brisbane corner block for years before it became available — arriving with a clear understanding of the home's potential and a collaborative relationship with Samantha Leigh Interiors formed from the outset.
See how a deep familiarity with the site shaped every decision inside this Brisbane Queenslander on estliving.com — link in bio.
Elystan by Samantha Leigh Interiors published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Indah Dwyer
Interior Design @samantha.leigh.interiors
Architecture @timstewartarchitects
Styling @jackmilenkovic
Landscape Design @wildlandscapearchitecture
Photography @dave_wheeler
A Mexican Canopy Between Jungle and Pine Forest
Casa El Espino appears as a canopy, sitting between a jungle and a pine forest in the Valle de Bravo, México. This relationship to land places the single-level home within a duality of warm and dry climates, responding to the gentle slope it is placed on through subtle elevation shifts.
See how the home's earth-toned materials and measured openings create a dialogue between architecture and landscape on estliving.com — link in bio.
Casa El Espino by Soler Orozco Arquitectos published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Indah Dwyer
Architecture @soa.mx
Interior Design & Styling @direccion.mx
Landscape Design @aspj_mx
Photography @cesarbejarstudio
A Mexican Canopy Between Jungle and Pine Forest
Casa El Espino appears as a canopy, sitting between a jungle and a pine forest in the Valle de Bravo, México. This relationship to land places the single-level home within a duality of warm and dry climates, responding to the gentle slope it is placed on through subtle elevation shifts.
See how the home's earth-toned materials and measured openings create a dialogue between architecture and landscape on estliving.com — link in bio.
Casa El Espino by Soler Orozco Arquitectos published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Indah Dwyer
Architecture @soa.mx
Interior Design & Styling @direccion.mx
Landscape Design @aspj_mx
Photography @cesarbejarstudio
A Mexican Canopy Between Jungle and Pine Forest
Casa El Espino appears as a canopy, sitting between a jungle and a pine forest in the Valle de Bravo, México. This relationship to land places the single-level home within a duality of warm and dry climates, responding to the gentle slope it is placed on through subtle elevation shifts.
See how the home's earth-toned materials and measured openings create a dialogue between architecture and landscape on estliving.com — link in bio.
Casa El Espino by Soler Orozco Arquitectos published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Indah Dwyer
Architecture @soa.mx
Interior Design & Styling @direccion.mx
Landscape Design @aspj_mx
Photography @cesarbejarstudio
A Mexican Canopy Between Jungle and Pine Forest
Casa El Espino appears as a canopy, sitting between a jungle and a pine forest in the Valle de Bravo, México. This relationship to land places the single-level home within a duality of warm and dry climates, responding to the gentle slope it is placed on through subtle elevation shifts.
See how the home's earth-toned materials and measured openings create a dialogue between architecture and landscape on estliving.com — link in bio.
Casa El Espino by Soler Orozco Arquitectos published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Indah Dwyer
Architecture @soa.mx
Interior Design & Styling @direccion.mx
Landscape Design @aspj_mx
Photography @cesarbejarstudio
A Mexican Canopy Between Jungle and Pine Forest
Casa El Espino appears as a canopy, sitting between a jungle and a pine forest in the Valle de Bravo, México. This relationship to land places the single-level home within a duality of warm and dry climates, responding to the gentle slope it is placed on through subtle elevation shifts.
See how the home's earth-toned materials and measured openings create a dialogue between architecture and landscape on estliving.com — link in bio.
Casa El Espino by Soler Orozco Arquitectos published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Indah Dwyer
Architecture @soa.mx
Interior Design & Styling @direccion.mx
Landscape Design @aspj_mx
Photography @cesarbejarstudio
A Mexican Canopy Between Jungle and Pine Forest
Casa El Espino appears as a canopy, sitting between a jungle and a pine forest in the Valle de Bravo, México. This relationship to land places the single-level home within a duality of warm and dry climates, responding to the gentle slope it is placed on through subtle elevation shifts.
See how the home's earth-toned materials and measured openings create a dialogue between architecture and landscape on estliving.com — link in bio.
Casa El Espino by Soler Orozco Arquitectos published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Indah Dwyer
Architecture @soa.mx
Interior Design & Styling @direccion.mx
Landscape Design @aspj_mx
Photography @cesarbejarstudio
A Mexican Canopy Between Jungle and Pine Forest
Casa El Espino appears as a canopy, sitting between a jungle and a pine forest in the Valle de Bravo, México. This relationship to land places the single-level home within a duality of warm and dry climates, responding to the gentle slope it is placed on through subtle elevation shifts.
See how the home's earth-toned materials and measured openings create a dialogue between architecture and landscape on estliving.com — link in bio.
Casa El Espino by Soler Orozco Arquitectos published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Indah Dwyer
Architecture @soa.mx
Interior Design & Styling @direccion.mx
Landscape Design @aspj_mx
Photography @cesarbejarstudio
A Mexican Canopy Between Jungle and Pine Forest
Casa El Espino appears as a canopy, sitting between a jungle and a pine forest in the Valle de Bravo, México. This relationship to land places the single-level home within a duality of warm and dry climates, responding to the gentle slope it is placed on through subtle elevation shifts.
See how the home's earth-toned materials and measured openings create a dialogue between architecture and landscape on estliving.com — link in bio.
Casa El Espino by Soler Orozco Arquitectos published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Indah Dwyer
Architecture @soa.mx
Interior Design & Styling @direccion.mx
Landscape Design @aspj_mx
Photography @cesarbejarstudio
A Mexican Canopy Between Jungle and Pine Forest
Casa El Espino appears as a canopy, sitting between a jungle and a pine forest in the Valle de Bravo, México. This relationship to land places the single-level home within a duality of warm and dry climates, responding to the gentle slope it is placed on through subtle elevation shifts.
See how the home's earth-toned materials and measured openings create a dialogue between architecture and landscape on estliving.com — link in bio.
Casa El Espino by Soler Orozco Arquitectos published on estliving.com
Editor @sophielewis_____
Words Indah Dwyer
Architecture @soa.mx
Interior Design & Styling @direccion.mx
Landscape Design @aspj_mx
Photography @cesarbejarstudio
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