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thecollectibles:Art by Eugene Korolev

A Story That Will Break and Warm Your Heart (3 pics)

Oban House by AGUSHI

AGUSHI Builders and Workroom Design have collaborated to complete an inner city house in South Yarra, a suburb of Melbourne, Australia. Project description The client’s brief was to provide a low maintenance contemporary home that utilizes a natural and organic material pallet whilst having a slightly industrial, yet warm feel. The house accommodates 2 living zones, study, kitchen with butler’s pantry, 4 bedrooms with 3 bathrooms and a separate upstairs living zone. The two levels of the house are accessed by a lift and the house offers a rarity for South Yarra being a generous 2 car off street garage. Outside is an 8 metre pool and north east facing garden, tiled alfresco area for outfoor entertainment and discreet plant and equipment area. The house is orientated around a central courtyard providing northern light into the two living areas and a smaller north courtyard filles the study with a bright landscaped outlook. Externally the house is largely rendered

Trinity Bellwoods Townhome Interior by Cecconi Simone

Cecconi Simone designed this unit in a townhouse community in Toronto, Canada. Project description The model for “Trinity Bellwoods Town + Homes” showcases contemporary interior design, imparting a progressive brand identity to this urban-infill project in a market segment crowded with retrograde developments. Cecconi Simone conceived the interiors and custom fixtures for the three unit types within the community – 4.1 meter-wide, 4.6 meter-wide and 5.8 meter-wide. The ground level and third floor of the 4.6 meter unit are represented in the model, in a clean palette of white, black, walnut and yellow. Custom millwork, with alternating closed and open storage, spans the full length of the ground level, generating a continuous, horizontal composition of solids and voids. The stair, kitchen island tower and integrated exhaust hood introduce modulating elements of verticality. Subtle millwork details in the kitchen include zero-edge Corian counters, a slotted she