Caroline Williamson

1 week ago | design-milk.com | Caroline Williamson

Tucked into a residential lot in Victoria, Australia, Palm House demonstrates how an outdated home can be sensitively reimagined to meet the evolving needs of contemporary family life – without erasing its history. Designed by Leeton Pointon Architects + Interiors, the project breathes new life into a post-war 1940s suburban dwelling that had grown tired, dark, and disconnected from the outdoors. At the heart of the project is a core belief in working with what exists.

2 weeks ago | design-milk.com | Caroline Williamson

Prior to the pandemic, there was nothing particularly interactive nor collaborative about video conferencing solutions. But during the lockdown desperate times called for desperate measures. Many of us learned to regularly jump onto video software solutions like Zoom and Microsoft Teams to keep up with deadlines, schedule interviews, and even occasionally just connect with colleagues from all distances.

2 weeks ago | design-milk.com | Caroline Williamson

Tucked behind an old tree in the heart of Gurugram, India, the Maurpankhi residence is a seamless interplay of architecture and nature. Designed by House & Beyond, led by architect Pushpender Arora, the 3230-square-foot bungalow is a place for the family to unwind, reflect, and reconnect. Conceived as a sanctuary for a family immersed in the intensity of corporate life, Maurpankhi was envisioned from the beginning as an emotional refuge.

2 weeks ago | design-milk.com | Caroline Williamson

In the heart of Palm Desert, one of California’s celebrated architectural landmarks has been reborn with renewed vibrancy and purpose. The Miles C. Bates “Wave House,” famed for its signature sweeping roofline and avant-garde design, gives nod to the past while transforming into a dynamic space to be lived in, thanks to a groundbreaking partnership between Design Within Reach (DWR) and vacation rental platform Boutique. This isn’t your average rental home.

3 weeks ago | design-milk.com | Caroline Williamson

Perched on a sun-drenched slope in Bend, Oregon, the Tetherow Overlook House by Hacker is a masterclass in architectural harmony with its environment. Designed as both a personal retreat and a cultural space, the 7,600-square-foot home merges bold form with a serene sense of place, drawing directly from the dramatic topography and textures of Central Oregon’s high desert.