Interiors
Louis Vuitton opens its first restaurant in Japan
Louis Vuitton is the latest fashion house to make the jump into hospitality, opening its first restaurant inside its new Japanese outpost Osaka Midosuji store.
Louis Vuitton is the latest fashion house to make the jump into hospitality, opening its first restaurant inside its new Japanese outpost Osaka Midosuji store.
Milan’s Salone del Mobile 2020 is officially cancelled
27 March 2020: With Italy still in the stranglehold of the Coronavirus pandemic, Fiera Milano has announced that the 2020 Salone del Mobile is cancelled in the interest of public safety.
Milan’s Salone del Mobile 2020 is officially cancelled
27 March 2020: With Italy still in the stranglehold of the Coronavirus pandemic, Fiera Milano has announced that the 2020 Salone del Mobile is cancelled in the interest of public safety.
27 March 2020: With Italy still in the stranglehold of the Coronavirus pandemic, Fiera Milano has announced that the 2020 Salone del Mobile is cancelled in the interest of public safety.
Studio CD Transforms an Italianate Mansion in Sydney into an Art-Filled Haven
How do you transform a grand historic house into a youthful contemporary family home without diminishing the grandeur of its architectural heritage? This was the challenge faced by Claire Driscoll Delmar, creative director of Australian interior design practice Studio CD, when she was approached by a young family who wanted to transform a five-bedroom Victorian-era Italianate mansion in Sydney into “an expressive city home” that reflected their passion for art, travel and fashion.
Studio CD Transforms an Italianate Mansion in Sydney into an Art-Filled Haven
How do you transform a grand historic house into a youthful contemporary family home without diminishing the grandeur of its architectural heritage? This was the challenge faced by Claire Driscoll Delmar, creative director of Australian interior design practice Studio CD, when she was approached by a young family who wanted to transform a five-bedroom Victorian-era Italianate mansion in Sydney into “an expressive city home” that reflected their passion for art, travel and fashion.
How do you transform a grand historic house into a youthful contemporary family home without diminishing the grandeur of its architectural heritage? This was the challenge faced by Claire Driscoll Delmar, creative director of Australian interior design practice Studio CD, when she was approached by a young family who wanted to transform a five-bedroom Victorian-era Italianate mansion in Sydney into “an expressive city home” that reflected their passion for art, travel and fashion.
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