The Design Chaser
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Founded in 2012 by interior stylist Michelle Halford, TDC is a global blog with a focus on Scandinavian interiors and design. Creating quality, engaging content, Michelle reports on topics such as interior trends, inspiring creatives and beautiful homes. She also shares her own interior styling work, and updates from the home that she and her husband built and share with their two young sons.
The Design Chaser
1M ago
Designed by Norm Architects, the Kent Avenue penthouse is a one-of-a-kind residence nestled along the Brooklyn waterfront, overlooking the East River and Manhattan skyline. Here, New York’s industrial vibe meets soft minimalism and tactile materials, creating an urban retreat above the bustling city. The open plan solution has been preserved and thoughtfully layered to define different zones, while a sunken terrace invites relaxation with its plunge pool and exquisite views.
Spanning approximately 350 square metres, the penthouse occupies the entire top floor of a grand building along ..read more
The Design Chaser
2M ago
Founded in 2014, Daniel Joseph Chenin is an architecture and interiors studio specialising in fully conceptualised residential spaces. With a belief that design should engage the senses, the firm treats each project as an opportunity to craft an experience—one with a story arc and a distinct visual language that establishes a strong sense of place. Known for seamlessly blending architecture and interiors to create captivating environments, Daniel Joseph Chenin was commissioned by a repeat client to bring their vision for a new lakefront residence to life on the shores of Lake Coeur d’Alene in ..read more
The Design Chaser
3M ago
In the bustling Toranomon Hills Tower in Tokyo, a new 40-seat restaurant and bar has been brought to life through the creative vision of Space Copenhagen, the celebrated Danish design studio. Named Apothéose, this culinary haven is the brainchild of the celebrated Michelin Chef Keita Kitamura, who returned to Japan after a successful 15-year tenure in Paris. Blending the rich tapestry of Japanese culinary traditions with the sophisticated influences of French culture, the restaurant's interior seamlessly weaves together elements designed by Space Copenhagen to craft an environment that is not ..read more
The Design Chaser
3M ago
Inspired by high fashion’s attention to detail and fine tailoring, Ashley Botten Design (abd) takes pride in collaborating closely with clients who share a similar reverence for meticulous craftsmanship. This shared vision is beautifully realised in the renovation of a family lake house in Muskoka, Ontario, where abd seamlessly blends refined elegance with the casual ease of spending summers near the water. Tasked with updating the six-bedroom cottage, the studio’s approach honours both the home’s natural surroundings and its architectural heritage, creating a harmonious retreat that exudes qu ..read more
The Design Chaser
4M ago
In the heart of Taipei, Taiwan, fws_work, a multidisciplinary design studio known for its rich narratives and attention to detail, has transformed a compact 700-square-foot loft into an artist’s haven. Every corner of this residence resonates with a poetic essence, reflecting the personal desires of the owner, an artist seeking a serene and inspiring environment.
The design philosophy centred around “a step at a moment creates a scene,” is evident throughout the residence. By maximising the high ceilings and abundant windows, the interior is bathed in natural light, establishing a ..read more
The Design Chaser
5M ago
Vipp’s 9th guesthouse sees a former listed fisherman’s house from 1876 gently relocated to one of Latvia’s most spectacular nature parks, the Salaca River Valley. Situated on the bank of the river, the old log house has been transformed into a blissful hideaway and design retreat.
Arturs Martinsons, founder of the design studio xcelsior and owner of 17 hectares of landscaped meadows and woodland in Salaca National Park, oversaw the meticulous relocation of each log to its new site, where the house was rebuilt on a foundation of 180 stones. With a strong passion for architecture and desi ..read more
The Design Chaser
6M ago
Australia’s leading industry-based awards initiative, the Australian Interior Design Awards, has concluded for 2024 with a Gala event held at Sofitel Sydney Wentworth. The innovative and meticulously styled Northcote House by LLDS was awarded the Premier Award for Interior Design.
Premier Award for Australian Interior Design: LLDS for Northcote House, Victoria / Photography by Tom Ross
Celebrating interior design excellence both nationally and internationally, the Australian Interior Design Awards, now in its 21st year, is a partnership between the Design Institute of Australia (DIA) and Ar ..read more
The Design Chaser
6M ago
Currently showing at 3daysofdesign, Enter the Salon is a joint exhibition of international brands, where design, art and poetry converge, as the past intertwines with the present. Curated by designer Signe Hytte, and taking place within The Conary, a historic townhouse in Copenhagen, the showcase aims to foster quiet reflection, casual conversation, and the exploration of new perspectives.
The inspiring space provides the perfect setting for Origin Made who are launching Part II of their 2024 collection. They are joined by six other distinguished international brands—Karimoku Cas ..read more
The Design Chaser
7M ago
Last year I began working with Baya, a NZ design brand that creates considered pieces for living, crafted by artisan makers. From styling campaign imagery at inspiring residential locations to art directing and styling studio shoots, I feel right at home working with their stunning range of textile products. Developed for those with an eye for the refined who appreciate quality, Baya’s collections of rugs, cushions and throws align with my personal aesthetic and love for texture and neutral tones. These products, which I believe are pivotal in bringing spaces to life, embody the essence of wha ..read more
The Design Chaser
7M ago
Smac Studio Interior Design has transformed a fragmented, terracotta-toned 1980s property into an elegant open plan home. Located in Vaucluse, Sydney, original arched windows look onto Australia’s oldest lighthouse, providing the site with both a sense of history and touch of drama. Honouring the original architect’s vision, which was inspired by a trip to Tuscany in the 1980s, Shona McElroy, Principle of Smac Studio, embraced a traditional Italian aesthetic while also fulfilling the owners’ desire for large, open spaces for entertaining and more natural light.
The extensive renovati ..read more