sydney's tamarama treasure

In my favorite interior design magazine Vogue Living Australia - every home is dream worthy. This one in particular caught my eye and I found myself flipping back to it over and over again. It's interior designer Sarah Davison home in Sydney that she renovated but kept all of the original details.

When Sarah bought the apartment it hadn't been touched since the late 1920s but it needed major renovating to make it unique to her match her style. I'm glad she was sensitive to keeping the era and original style of the apartment but made updates that turned it to beauty. The columns, the light fixtures, the furniture are all perfect. Anyone would kill to have a home with architecture like this.

Sarah's design philosophy, "I aim to create places that have a really strong atmosphere and I achieve this by layering things up, from the layout to the finishes, furniture, and accessories" rings true to my heart - it's exactly how I think about a space when decorating.

I hope all of you go out and pick up a copy of the latest issue, it's one you'll want to archive in your magazine collection.

{photos: Ara Design Studio via Vogue Living Australia 2010}