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Karen McCartney

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  • Director, Edit'd
Australia, Sydney
As seen in: Good Food, Sydney Morning Herald, Traveller, The Age, The Sunday Age, The Canberra Times, Brisbane Times, Vogue Australia, WAtoday, Belle and
Author of architecture & design books, director at Edit’d and collector of ceramics & (too many) chairs.
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This Milanese residence is an art form in its own right

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By Karen McCartney Verified
| Homes to Love Verified
In a quiet Milanese street, where hints of industry still linger, this discreet house museum is revealed in calibrated layers. Moving from the street through a deep cobbled courtyard, where oxidised metal sheets, folded, curved and interwoven with trees and plants form shaded seating, you arrive at an over-scale glass door – a portal to a world where art, design and architecture combine in a spectacular fashion. In a fluid sequencing, the eye is led from one space to the next.
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Inside a Materially-Led Sydney Terrace Home by Muci

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By Karen McCartney Verified
| EST Living Verified
A Sydney terrace home is a testament to the beauty, versatility and practicality of a house shaped by clay products, in all their manifestations—from external roof tiles to exquisite light fittings. Some collaborations begin with a tightly defined brief, others with a shared sensibility.
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In Conversation | Tom Smith of Dangar Barin Smith | est living

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By Karen McCartney Verified
| EST Living Verified
In an exclusive extract from our garden editor Will Dangar’s latest book, Natural Order, we showcase a personal project from SJB’s Adam Haddow. Speaking with Dangar Barin Smith co-director Tom Smith, we see how the home takes urban gardening to a whole new level. Conceived with the intent of exploring the future of urban spaces, this small inner-city terrace has adopted mixed-use principles.
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