Located in a former wrapping paper factory in New York City’s Tribeca, this fourth floor loft was recently transformed by the lucky ducks from Melbourne studio Nexus Designs. Inspired by the Blue Mountains in New South Whales, dusky blue and purple upholstery is complemented by warm timbers and vibrant yellow tones. The aim was to create multiple living areas to provide intimacy and flexibility within the greater space…

I’m generally a believer in less is more, but this warehouse conversion by ése Studio Architects of Athens, is teaching me a thing or two. This part office, part apartment space is a texture and pattern mash-up party and everyone’s invited…

Radio Royaal is a so-hip-it-hurts restaurant located in Eindhoven’s Strijp-S – an enormous factory and warehouse previously owned by Philips. The restaurant was created by Niels Wouter, Bart Gardenier and Stella Birsak as a pop-up during last year’s Dutch Design Week. The concept was such a huge success that the owners decided to set up shop permanently…

How crazy OBSESSED am I with old buildings? Is this is starting to get boring for you guys? I hope not. Because I find beautiful old buildings so incredibly precious. They are a diminishing asset and I love seeing them repurposed in ways where their characters are preserved, showcased and celebrated. Which brings me to this interior. Check it out. Seriously handsome space, right? Located in Mardid, this old warehouse was barely touched, the new interior was hardly “designed” – it was rather used as a stage set for a dramatic workspace with oodles of character…

Why yes, I believe that this is one of the most inspiring little offices I have seen in a while – jam packed full of awesomeness {and attractiveness}! I spotted it as I was browsing through the fabulous design*sponge and I was instantly taken by this seriously photogenic space. It is located in Portland and it belongs to Parliament – a design agency offering a range of services in the fields of print, retail, marketing and digital design.

To say that I’m in love with the timber log wall would be an understatement…