Innholdsfortegnelse for Issue 45 i est living magazine

Design Luke Fry Architecture & Interior Design Project Ripponlea House Products Eccentric Dual Rail Shower & Eccentric Progressive Wall Mixer Photography Timothy Kaye Designed by Rogerseller and made in Australia from quality machined solid brass and stainless steel, the award-winning Eccentric range is engineered to stand the test of time. The Rogerseller Eccentric dual rail shower features in the Ripponlea House bathroom by Luke Fry Architecture & Interior Design; a heritage home transformation with an inherent focus on longevity. EXPLORE THE ECCENTRIC RANGE BY ROGERSELLER…

Photography Armin Tehrani, wichmann + bendtsen, Torben Eskerod, Rasmus Hjortshøj, Laura Stamer, courtesy of Getama and courtesy of Le Klint. 01. Georg Jensen, in collaboration with Danish architecture firm Spacon & X, presented an interactive installation, #ShapedbySilver. The exhibit paid tribute to some of Georg Jensen’s most iconic pieces in silver, while black podiums signified the launch of their collaboration with design studio Nendo. 02. Originally designed by Verner Panton in 1964, Verpan reintroduced their Easy sofa at Copenhagen’s Lindencrone Mansion. Lucy Marczyk says the exhibit showcased the most dramatic use of colour across 3daysofdesign. “Each room was saturated in monochromatic colour – shades of rose, pink and burgundy coupled with stunning floral installations,” she adds. Verpan is exclusively available at Great Dane in Australia 03. Studio Oliver Gustav’s gallery-style…

Casa JL by architectural practice Cinco Sólidos sits in the mountainous outskirts of Medellín, a city that has left its dark past behind, reinventing itself with a resurgence of culture, hospitality, architecture, and emerging design. Medellín-based Cinco Sólidos is one of the multi-disciplinary representatives leading the new wave of architecture emerging out of Colombia, applying a holistic approach to five (cinco) fields of design; architecture, interior design, branding, furniture and project direction. Gaining momentum for their reductive approach to crafting highly refined homes within a Latin American context, the studio have built an impressive portfolio of exclusive residential projects; each one embodying the core of their ‘simplicity and elegance with an edge’ design ethos. Proving that less is more, Casa JL is a Brutalist-inspired refuge that wholeheartedly embraces this ethos.…

Enrico Costantini Enrico Costantini, a Venetian documentary and travel photographer, with a talent for visual storytelling, has followed his lens around the world to photograph people, places and charming interiors. With a background in interior design and fashion, he combines aesthetics, forms and a sense of space to create compositions that bring empathy to his photography. At this year’s Milan Design Week, Enrico captured Karen McCartney and David Harrison reporting on the ground for est. @enrico_costantini Rei Moon Rei Moon hails from South Korea where she graduated in Photography and Visual Arts. After some successful years in fashion photography, she moved to London to complete a Masters at Goldsmiths, subsequently specialising in interiors, architecture and lifestyle. Rei has contributed extensively to major magazines and publishing houses across Europe and Asia.…

Interiors and architecture practice March Studio’s latest residential project located on Spring Street in Melbourne’s CBD is an evolving case study of light and materiality. The two-bedroom apartment once belonged to March Studio founders Rodney Eggleston and Anne-Laure Cavigneaux before they entrusted it to the current owners, a retired couple looking to embark on their next chapter. Celebrated for their radical residential, hospitality and retail spaces, notably AESOP stores, this project exposes the lesser-known side of Rodney and Anne-Laure’s illustrious firm. The apartment is situated within a heritage-listed Brutalist-style building finished in 1972 with views to Parliament House and Yuncken Freeman’s State Government Offices. March Studio initially left their mark on the building in 2016 when they gave the lobby a much-needed facelift, so this time, it was like reuniting…

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On the outskirts of Brussels, a patch of land surrounded by dense woodlands presented a new opportunity for Thomas, his wife Julie and their three children. He appointed Belgian architect Nicolas Schuybroek, who debuted his first kitchen interpretation for Obumex at Milan Design Week this year, to design his first family home. “Floor to ceiling windows invite nature and light inside, while our spacious internal areas allow us to roam about as if we were immersed in the landscape itself,” Thomas says. Of working alongside Nicolas, he says “our partnership was incredibly positive. Nicolas’ vision was aligned with my Obumex way of thinking from decisions regarding space and light, right through to material choices.” Aesthetics and practicality work in tandem inside the home. “Our large entrance doors on all sides…

Located on Rue Galilée south of Avenue des Champs-Élysées in Paris’s 16th arrondissement, the founder and CEO of a global fashion brand and his family have made their home in a five-bedroom, 500 square metre space. Views towards the Left Bank and the Eiffel Tower are as impressive as the home’s interiors. Spread over two floors and housing an extensive and varied collection of contemporary and often playful art pieces, the owner knew it was a rare opportunity when he first saw it, realising immediately it would also offer more space for both his family and their all-important art. Before establishing himself in the world of fashion, the owner was an artist, with a passion for collecting furniture, objects and art. Collaborating with Belgian architect Bernard Dubois, the top two…

Appreciate light and materiality inside a reimagined Sydney home. Australian architecture & interiors Discover L’ENVOL @The Future Perfect (2022) by French artist and designer Olivia Cognet. Art Read our exclusive chat with Australian furniture designer Brodie Neill. News Get to know the brothers behind Greek architecture firm K-STUDIO. In Conversation See the lime plaster Tera lamps by LA ceramic studio Ceramicah. Product Library Explore popular residential architecture and interior inspiration, such as the Cove Hollow House by Architecture Outfit. Pintrest Explore this Greek Island home through video. Instagram…

Interior designers often say they are their own worst client – not so Tania Handelsmann, of Sydney interior design studio Handelsmann + Khaw. The designer immediately recognised the potential in her own home when she purchased it eight years ago. “When I came across this house I was immediately won over by its Regency period detailing – the dentil cornices and exterior frieze, the columns on the front porch and the handsome simplicity of the internal windows with no architraves,” Tania recalls. When she finally undertook the six-month renovation in 2021, she not only had a clear vision, but she’d also collected many of the pieces that now take pride of place in the reimagined interior. Located in Sydney’s Paddington, the house is one of a pair of 1850s Regency-style…