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This Restored London Home Proves That Terrazzo Stairs and Marble Shelves Never Go Out of Style (opens the original)
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On a quiet lane in Hampstead, London, a minimalist home by British modernist architect Patrick Gwynne makes a statement. “The split-level house stood out at the time for its flat roof, its brick and stuccoed concrete, and its floor-to-ceiling glass walls,” explains Iwan Halstead, who, with Emily Potter, cofounded the interior design firm Daytrip Studio. It’s a home that’s emblematic of midcentury style—and its half-acre landscaped garden isn’t too bad either. While the house already underwent a
A 592-Square-Foot Garden Apartment in Normandy Gets an Earthy Olive Overhaul (opens the original)
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Situated in Le Havre, France, this 592-square-foot garden apartment is located in a building that predates the city’s famous post-war reconstruction. The complex was built in the 19th century, and local interior design studio Atelier Orzan wanted to retain as much of its history as possible. “The apartment’s owners are in their 30s and had relocated to Le Havre for work,” says architect Thibaut Blondet, the cofounder of Atelier Orzan. “They both fell in love with the apartment—its historic const
A 592-Square-Foot Garden Apartment in Normandy Gets an Earthy Olive Overhaul (opens the original)
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The 30-something owners loved their apartment’s original moldings and parquet floors—but hated its 18th-century layout
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