Electric interior design

Name: Natalie Jarvis, husband Scott and children Matilda (3) and Stella (8mo) Location: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Size: 90 square metres (969 square feet) Years lived in: 1 year; Rented Natalie, her husband Scott and their two small children live in a leafy bayside pocket of Melbourne in a ground floor, three-bedroom apartment. Both are originally from New Zealand and they made the move to Australia just over nine years ago.

This Mediterranean revival of a Californian seaside home by Electric Bowery is a striking balance of luxury and restraint.

Celebrating intimacy, retreat, entertaining and family, the shortlisted entries in the residential categories of the Australian Interior Design Awards harness the fundamentals of a welcoming home.

Intimately connected to the home's legacy, Electric Bowery Co-Founder Cayley Lambur orchestrates a sensitive renovation for her family.

13 Things I Found on the Internet Today (Vol. DXXII) 1. Dream Vacations by 3D Designer Nicole Wu More luxury from the future on her instagram account. 2. The Electric Utilities Pavilion, 1939 at the The World of Tomorrow The New York's World's Fair, more about how its world of tomorrow shaped our today, found

Designed by Supermachine Studio together with developer Sansiri, this co-working space highlighted the conduit pipes by painting them a bright turquoise.

A car flagship store connecting a city to its people. Founded in 2014, NIO is an innovative electric automotive company focusing on high-performance products. It is also committed to the vision of a global user community by establishing "NIO House" around the world. After identifying a design benchmark with bigger flagships. #architecture #house #fashion #decor #diy #homedecor #amazingarchitecture #interiordesign #contemporaryhome #modern #residence #designer

Red has set fire to interiors across the globe - and it's showing no sign of cooling down. Here's how to embrace the Unexpected Red Theory.