The coloured sheepskin on this Philippe Starck ‘Eros’ swivel chair and the bespoke net curtains hanging behind are unexpected additions that soften the bedroom of this repurposed reservoir in Kent, England.
From ‘Concrete Ambition’ a story on page 134 of Vogue Living March 2013.
Photograph by Richard Powers.
We interviewed Tom Dixon during his tour of Australia last week. Here he is on his beloved Moto Guzzi in his home town of London.
Photograph by Hugh Stewart (first featured in ‘Cargo Culture’ on page 69 of Vogue Living Jan/Feb 2013).
The lava stone tiles in the ensuite of this London home designed by Faye Toogood have been hand painted in shades of salmon and ochre to give the room a sense of movement. A reclaimed opaline pendant light and restored 19th-century bath complete the picture.
From ‘Lasting Impression’ a story on page 100 of Vogue Living March 2013.
Photograph by Bill Batten.
Australian gallerist Mandy D’Abo’s Hong Kong home is filled with fun, vibrant artworks, like Peep Show (2011) by Rob and Nick Carter.
From ‘Gallery View’ a story on page 63 of Vogue Living Jan/Feb 2013.
Photograph by Boris Shiu.
Vogue Living contributing editor and San Francisco resident David Prior tells us why The Mission is the latest neighbourhood to capture the zeitgeist.
From ‘Mission Statement’ a story on page 45 of Vogue Living March 2013.
Photograph by Eric Wolfinger.
Taking its cue from the Cape Dutch architecture of South Africa, this Sydney home throws itself open to the coastal surrounds.
From ‘The Life Aquatic’ a story on page 100 of Vogue Living January/February 2013.
Photograph by Prue Ruscoe.
The bedroom of this 1950s-built home (called The Jack House for its architect and original owner Russell Jack) strikingly integrates an antique bedhead with black walls and a pop of orange for a classic but contemporary feel.
From ‘Perfect Match’ a story on page 118 of Vogue Living March 2013.
Photograph by Maree Homer.
Stylist and interiors magic-maker Sibella Court of The Society Inc is just back from a trip to India. Here, she shares with us her incredible photographs of a colourful journey through the exotic, the unexpected and the untouched.
Designer Ilse Crawford and her team realise a passion for ‘homeliness’ in the creation of Stockholm boutique hotel Ett Hem.
From ‘Home Away From Home’ a story on page 120 of Vogue Living November/December 2012.
Photograph by Magnus Marding.
Muted cream and apricot tones do justice to this historical apartment, on the Place des Vosges, which was lovingly restored by French interior designer Marianne Tiegen.
From ‘A Sense of Place’ a story on page 88 of Vogue Living March 2013.
Photograph by Jeremy Wilson.
