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Bold and monumental geometry, a muted palette and the integration of indoor and outdoor spaces have revitalised an old red-brick home in this hyper-Modernist renovation and extension by Kennedy Nolan.

A cramped, dark and damp Victorian cottage is transformed into a light-filled, flowing and uplifting home, while referencing original features of the house.

This Victorian weatherboard cottage proved to be a dream passion project for its interior-designer owner, One Girl Interiors.

After falling in love with a tiny 76 square meter brick townhouse in Paris's 20th arrondissement, architect Laurent Lo Monaco took on the challenge of turning it into a home for himself and his partner Matthieu, as well as a chance to exercise his architectural skills.

Fashion-forward couple Nicola and Orlando Reindorf’s home is a study in eclectic London style. The renovated Victorian terrace house in Sydney’s Surry Hills is brimming with bits and pieces from their time living in London, and their many trips abroad sourcing collections for their business, The Standard Store.

This Victorian weatherboard cottage proved to be a dream passion project for its interior-designer owner, One Girl Interiors.

This Victorian weatherboard cottage proved to be a dream passion project for its interior-designer owner, One Girl Interiors.

Skilled hands and an artistic touch combine to ensure creative ideas and upcycled, handmade pieces create a cosy family home.

This Victorian weatherboard cottage proved to be a dream passion project for its interior-designer owner, One Girl Interiors.

The world of interiors is a green scene these days and introducing plants is a simple way to bring colour and a fresh feel to your home. For those of us who like to be surrounded by nature wherever we go, indoor plants are the obvious choice. Temple & Webster’s style team has shared their advice on how to beautifully style your home with plants for an on-trend summer look.

This development of two townhouses in Edithvale by Jarchitecture sits on a quiet cul-de-sac at one end and a beach on the other. Given the sites contextual tension between urbanism and landscape, the design is squeezed and defensive looking at one end and at the other end expands while the massing breaks down toward nature.

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Insideout.com.au; the home of renovation, expert advice, home interior styling and all the inspiration and tools you need to dream it, design it, do it.

Insideout.com.au; the home of renovation, expert advice, home interior styling and all the inspiration and tools you need to dream it, design it, do it.

Insideout.com.au; the home of renovation, expert advice, home interior styling and all the inspiration and tools you need to dream it, design it, do it.