Jules is creative director of IKEA FAMILY magazine and her apartment is located in a trendy area of East London, in a former school. She redesigned the entire architectural design as soon as she moved into the premises to create an open space. Then she decorated it to define different zones while preserving this feeling of openness.
It was 2007 when Sandy McKinley bought the 1860s cottage on a rambling block of land that she now calls Acre of Roses — referring to the romantic garden of some 1500 perfumed roses that she has planted in the paddock behind the house.
Virginia Escribano is the ''alma mater'' of Aires de Bohemia, a School of Decoration Crafts in Argentina. Her home reflects her love to work with decorative techniques and with reuse of old materials because they allow her to connect with the beauty of imperfection and the charm of old vintage objects.
Photo: Magali Saberian
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