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#225 Vintage Scandinavian Leather sofa

Vintage Danish Sofa

leather 3 seater sofa

Denmark, 1970s

Introducing our stunning mid-century vintage three-seat sofa, a perfect blend of timeless design and luxurious comfort. Crafted with patinated, rich tobacco-brown leather, this exquisite piece captures the essence of classic mid-century style. Its boxy armrests and elegant form make it a standout addition to any living space. Ideal for discerning customers in Sydney and Melbourne seeking both style and quality, this sofa is more than just a furniture piece; it’s a statement of refined taste. Meticulously preserved to maintain its vintage charm, it offers both the comfort of modern craftsmanship and the allure of retro elegance.

Elevate your home with this beautiful, tobacco-coloured leather sofa, a true symbol of mid-century sophistication.

Dimensions: L217 x D85 x H85, SH42

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A Glittering, Glamorous Mid-Century Pad Is For Sale

A Glittering, Glamorous Mid-Century Pad Is For Sale

Modernist Australia

Patricia Callahan

Glass windows have been fortified with steel frames, bracing the lush green outlook that surrounds the apartment. Photo – courtesy of Tomassi + Co.

Courtesy of a wrap-around terrace and extensive glazing, the apartment is constantly flooded with light. Photo – courtesy of Tomassi + Co.

The current owners have filled the apartment with pieces that match its mid-century timestamp, such as light fittings and benchtops. Photo – courtesy of Tomassi + Co.

Light filters in from all corners. Photo – courtesy of Tomassi + Co.

The study is a gorgeous mix of deep, dark tones and light portals. Photo – courtesy of Tomassi + Co.

The best corner in the house! How good are those floorboards? Photo – courtesy of Tomassi + Co.

The owner’s salon wall in the study. Photo – courtesy of Tomassi + Co.

A lush green outlook from the bedroom. Photo – courtesy of Tomassi + Co.

Colour glass details on the terrace balcony mirror the same material in the building’s stairwell. Photo – courtesy of Tomassi + Co.

A moody and contemporary bathroom. Photo – courtesy of Tomassi + Co.

zThe entry stairwell is encased in coloured glass windows. Photo – courtesy of Tomassi + Co.

Returning to the geographic wellspring of what we’ve dubbed Marvellous Migrant Modern Melbourne! Today, we are thrilled to get a peek at a super glam do-up of a local landmark.

This post-war townhouse, within a complex of two, was designed and constructed around Melbourne’s bold Olympic blush of 1956, where newly arrived faces with dynamic minds began to carve out their own place in the city. Though the architect as is as yet unknown, this startling example of international modernist architecture built for European sensibilities was purchased by the present owner from the original ten years ago. They immediately set to work on a renovation that would marry contemporary elements with a celebration of local heritage.

Beginning with the oft overlooked grit of rewiring, plumbing and a demolition of a tired 80s kitchen, they turned up the dial on the light-filled and generous spaces with new cork, bold tile, crafted joinery and lovely furniture pieces. Each decision guided by the mid-century motifs and materials of the original residence, from the triangular etchings in the entry doors to the daring pop of colour in the stairwell.

Underpinning it all is the lifestyle of a city-dweller. This is a home to gather friends (one day soon people, hold on!) to enjoy the sun at all hours, as well as becoming a soundproof nest for quiet Sunday comedowns or an easy Tuesday meal.

As such, it is a real ‘townhouse’. Its utilisation of space, material and design offers an elegant, medium-density option for a lifetime, a far cry from so many plaster and foam, profit-driven piles of thoughtlessness we see filling the spaces of once huge, green, urban allotments.

So, kudos to the owner and their vision, for we know this long-awaited appreciation and respect for such historical brilliance now grows steadily by the day.

2/5 Northwood Road, Caulfield North will be sold via auction on Sunday, October 24th at 11:00am. See the listing here.

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Could the hands of fate guide psychics to reveal your perfect home style? Stuck at home in lockdown 2.0 and feel like your living room just isn’t vibing with your star sign? Does your colour scheme clash with your seductive Scorpio spirit, or are your bathroom tiles putting a damper on your fiery Aries impulses? Maybe modern minimalism is killing the mood for your romance loving inner Gemini. RELATED: The best time to sell your house, according to the universe Caulfield South Art Deco pad has business upfront, party out back Australian housing: How JobKeeper can help stop property ‘falling off a cliff’ // // Fear not. The clairvoyants, tarot readers and psychic mediums of PsychicWorld (not an endorsement) have joined forces in a survey that reveals the perfect home style for your part of the zodiac. And if you’re really serious about aligning your digs with the universe, we’ve reviewed their divinations to find a few homes for sale that are perfect for a Pisces, awesome for Aquarians and that Librans should love. Oh, and before you mention it – no they don’t have any tips for Ophiuchus, like most of what you hear about star signs that was fake news. Aries: March 21 to April 29 44A Carnoustie Grove, Mornington is perfect for an Aries to add their own touch of colour. It will come as no surprise that you only truly feel at home when you are surrounded by a contemporary style. PsychicWorld have revealed your fiery, impulsive nature will have room to shine in a home that’s designed for fluid changes between trends. They recommend the rams of the stars embrace shades of black, beige and white for the fundamentals, and a variety of materials for a “sleek and fresh” look. That sense of sleek and fresh starts from the front door. Which is what’s on offer at 44A Carnoustie Grove, Mornington, where a super-sized townhouse listed with McEwing Partners’ Stephen Bannister blends black, white and pale timber tones for a blank canvas awaiting your latest whim. Taurus: April 20 to May 20 10 Stewart Rd, Emerald has the kind of rustic charm a Taurus could charge into. When most people think of bulls, they think of regional climes. Or Spain, but international travel is off at the moment. The psychics believe rustic decor is key to helping you grab life by the horns. They advise you to think timber floors, fireplaces and raw, unfinished materials when redecorating. But if you really want to charge into life as a Taurus, homes don’t come much more rustic than 10 Stewart Rd, Emerald. Share the rustic vibe with friends and family, or rent it out — the choice is yours. From the attic-style main bedroom to the character-filled chunky interior rendering, exposed cathedral ceilings, timber highlights and brick-bound fireplace, it could be the perfect match. And, there’s five abodes on the title — so there’s room for all your Taurean friends, or to rent a few out so others can embrace the style too. Gemini: May 21 to June 20 2 Ingleside Crescent, Glen Waverley shouts French provincial. You’re a romantic. Or, at least you are according to the psychics. And if they’ve got your back, who cares what your partner (or your ex) thinks? For lovers of love, there is only one style that suits: French country — French provincial in real estate speak. Farmhouse inspired, it takes rustic to elegant new levels. PsychicWorld recommends round furniture. Geminis love romance, and a big bedroom leaves plenty of room for pillow talk. Jellis Craig’s Stephen Huang recommends 2 Ingleside Cres, Glen Waverley. And while it might cost $4.38m, the price includes five bedrooms and bathrooms, a home theatre and a gazebo. There’s even a Juliette balcony. Cancer: June 21 to July 22 6 Thule Court, Brighton has the old-school cool to make Cancerians drool. // // Underneath that hard, crustacean shell, you’re really all about family. With an instinct for classic, yet elaborate decor, the tarot readers reckon you’d only be happy if you drew a traditional home out of the deck. That means a dark colour palette and plenty of influences from the 18th or 19th century. Given modern Melbourne wasn’t around for the 1700s, your best bet might be a classic Victorian-era abode. They also think you’ll need a fair bit of space for all your heavy, royal-inspired furniture. Designed by the man who created Melbourne’s Royal Exhibition Building in Carlton, the four-bedroom Thule is a Brighton icon that predates electricity in this city. Classic with elaborate flourishes, this home takes family living to the next level. Victorian-era architect Joseph Reed instilled the 6 Thule Court home with the dark timber ceilings, panelling, and lavish flourishes that will either have you loving it or, well, crabby. Although, with Kay & Burton listing the property at $5.3-$5.8 you might have to put your family second while you get on top of the mortgage. Leo: July 23 to August 22 145 Dalgetty Road, Beaumaris mixes opulence with functionality. The psychics warn that if you show a Leo false modesty, they’ll show you their fangs. But show them a mid-century modern pad and everything is cool for cats, according to the survey. Bring on opulence, heaps of glass, metal and even plastic, but don’t do so at the expense of functionality. Few parts of Melbourne offer an extensive list of mid-century homes, but Beaumaris is famous for it. Seriously. They have their own website. Simple, but attractive: could this be your lion’s den? Sam Hartrick with Eview Group has one listed for sale at 145 Dalgetty Road complete with timber interior walls, big windows and a refined architectural feel throughout. But the $1.55-$1.65m price tag is a long way removed from the 1960s. Virgo: August 23 to September 22 27 Lahinch Drive, Fingal is modern meets brutalist — and possibly a Virgo’s dream home. Ask the stars, and they’ll tell Virgos they’re shameless neat freaks with an abiding hatred of mess. If you want a home that matches up with your penchant for organisation and clean lines, you want modern styling. “I’m no Leo” you say? And you’re not. You like the kind of modern that predates that enjoyed by the big cats of the universe. Your style goes back to the ‘40s, when it was still about the crisp lines and light colour schemes. It’s less Brady Bunch, more Scandi-chic. And according to the psychics, it’s just what you need to feel at peace. Even non-Virgos would dig this sumptuous living space. The YPA Mornington Peninsula listing at 27 Lahinch Street, Fingal doesn’t have a 1940s pedigree — despite the $1.35-$1.4m million price guide. But it does have the kind of modern meets brutalist architecture and pale polished concrete floors and walls where even the smallest thing out of place would be an affront. Only you would never let that happen, would you? Libra: September 23 to October 22 119/555 St Kilda Road, Melbourne has many features that could suit a Libra. The balance point of the universe is a no-fuss position, according to PsychicWorld. And after weighing things carefully they’ve determined that means Librans love harmony and good vibes. Their advice: skip anything flamboyant and think minimalist if you’re serious about your happiness. Monochromatic palettes, simple design and clean lines should dominate your living spaces, with a pop of colour to accentuate things. A one-bedroom apartment is about as minimalist as things come. Clean lines and a simple colour palette — the perfect balance. The single-sleeping residence at 119/555 St Kilda Road, Melbourne, comes with minimal cleaning, minimal furniture requirements and a minimal price tag at $430,000-$485,000. Core Realty’s Thomas Chan has the listing which comes with a blend of white, grey and a few black accents. Scorpio: October 23 to November 21 4/23 Franklin Place, West Melbourne could be a Scorpio’s warehouse dream. Passionate, seductive, forthright: that’s how Scorpios face the world. And the psychics have revealed those three things combine to mean just one thing for most people under this sign: industrial. So make a statement, and your life complete, by embracing warehouse living. Find your place in the universe by exposing yourself to raw brickwork and metal elements. And remember, black is your friend. Don’t assume this means you’ll have to develop a caffeine addiction and join the hipsters in Collingwood or Fitzroy. There’s also great coffee and a surprising number of neck beards in West Melbourne. Even the bedrooms have industrial appeal. Which is also home to 4/23 Franklin Place, where exposed brickwork is on show in the bedroom, exposed timber beams hangs out in the kitchen and exposed insulation adds character in all the living spaces. Jayson Watts at Nelson Alexander is auctioning it online at 12.30pm on July 25. Sagittarius: November 22 to December 21 1/14 Wilsons Road, Mornington embraces its coastal location. The hunters among the stars are known for their love of travel. Which is why Sagittarians should heed the sage advice of their peers collated by PsychicWorld and set sail for coastal comfort. Colour is key here, so you’ll want to make the white of breaking waves your go to backdrop and highlight it with light blue or grey and the odd splash of green. In short, decorate your home so it feels like you’re close to the beach. Or, break out your chequebook and move there. A serious indoor-outdoor connection helps bring fresh sea breezes into the home, too. Stone Real Estate’s Malcolm Parkinson is taking inquiries on 1/14 Wilsons Road, Mornington, which is two doors and a roundabout from the waterfront. With a sand-coloured facade and plenty of white and grey on display inside, it embraces coastal cool. Capricorn: December 22 to January 19 1 Lever Avenue, Blairgowrie could be a Capricorn’s dream. The universe has a message for you. You’re a workaholic. And while that means Capricorns might struggle to find the time to consult a psychic adviser, they’re still confident they can help you live better. You just need to deck your home out Scandinavian style. Clean aesthetics, natural light, simple design and functionality are all important. Playing ABBA’s greatest hits is optional. But with an A-BUS multizone speaker system built into 1 Lever Avenue, Blairgowrie, the Swedish pop supergroup’s could be the perfect backing track for this blend of cutting edge architecture and Scandinavian design. The Scandi-chic look is on display inside and out. Kay & Burton’s Liz Jensen describes it as efficient and aesthetic, and there’s even a studio office set at the rear of the block to make life easier when you bring work home with you. And who cares about the $2.8-$3.08m asking price, you like working anyway — why not have a good excuse? Aquarius: January 20 to February 18 24 Albert Street, Upper Ferntree Gully has a colour scheme with bohemian flair. Aquarians don’t like putting labels on things. So PsychicWorld’s survey has put one on you. According to the zodiac, you’re destined to love a bohemian vibe. More common in artistic circles than architectural ones, this style has a focus on bold colours, patterns and wall art. And plants. Lots of plants. Living spaces so full of quirky additions, that most Librans would think you’re a hoarder, should suit you. And there’s plenty of space to bring your own sense of style to the home. And so should 24 Albert Street, Upper Ferntree Gully. Rebecca Halit at Property Partners is expecting $745,000-$815,000 for the four-bedroom home that welcomes you home with a mix of aged timber and coloured glass. It then works its way through the colour chart with bedrooms ranging from lavender to orange. Pisces: February 19 to March 20 20 Heaton Avenue, Elwood has traditional California bungalow appeal at the front. Settle on just the one thing that floats your boat? Not if you’re a Pisces. While the rest of the zodiac is embracing one thing or another, you’re content to just keep swimming. Which is why the psychics think you’ll be hooked on transitional decor. A blend between traditional and modern, it’s the best of both worlds and it puts mixed textures at the top of your mood board. Wood, glass, fabric and metal could all find their way into your perfect living space, but keep the colours neutral if you want to keep the universe on your side. But it’s all about modern charm at the rear. Happily, Melbourne is home to one of the best types of property for people who can’t decide what they want: the mullet. All business and traditional period style at the front, these homes have been renovated and extended to gradually shift into modern party pads at the rear. Like 20 Heaton Avenue, Elwood, which comes with a $5.25 million asking price and the kind of cache that comes from once being home to a member of Crowded House. McGrath’s Nicole Prime has the listing. MORE: Jane Turner: Kath & Kim star pulls Elwood mansion from market Thornbury: Designer sells art gallery house before auction Crossways Historic Country Inn, Marysville lolly shop site for sale The post Interior design based on your star sign: Style tips from the stars appeared first on realestate.com.au. from news – realestate.com.au https://ift.tt/2CHBRvz

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10 Modern Rooms with Vibrant Pops of Color

Color has a way of taking our spaces from just okay to something your friends might want to Instagram while they’re visiting. It affects our moods and overall can help us create a happy place to call home at the end of a long day. Looking for some inspiration, we rounded up 10 rooms where vibrant colors are added to elevate the space to a new, energetic level.

Fab.com co-founder Bradford Shellhammer owns an apartment in Chelsea that he’s just put up for sale. The walls are a ballerina pink and the floors are a dark stained wood, both of which are the perfect backdrop for the colorful array of furnishings and art, including works by Andy Warhol and Keith Haring.

Photo by Armelle Habib

This living room in a California bungalow located in Melbourne was styled by Heather Nette King with a vibrant green rug, a citrus-inspired chair and ottoman, and rust red sofa cushions, all paired with neutral grey bricks around the fireplace.

Photo by Åke E:son Lindman

The Humlegården apartment renovation in Stockholm is a complete deviation from typical Swedish interiors with bright, colorful parquet floors setting the tone throughout. The dining room focuses on varying shades of green along with white furniture pieces. Designed by Tham & Videgård Hansson Arkitekter / Bolle Tham and Martin Videgård Hansson.

Photo courtesy of Elle Decor Espana

Designed by M. Brendemoe, this room has cotton candy pink walls, a two-tone green sofa with multicolored throw pillows, and a painting that ties it all together.

Photo by Trevor Tondro/Living Inside courtesy of Inside Out Magazine

Also from Bradford Shellhammer is his former weekend home which houses a kaleidoscope of colors that are bound to make you happy. Matte black walls make the bright colors pop against it for a dramatic (and happy) look.

Photo by Tessa Neustadt

Stylist Emily Henderson created a stylish home with a series of fun colors that warm up this really modern space. With white walls and floors, and a black brick fireplace and accents, the bright kilim rug makes a powerful statement, as do the teal chairs and blue sofa.

Photo by Dennis Zanore / Memphis-Milano

It’s impossible not to have an explosion of color when anything by Ettore Sottsass is in the room. The Memphis group founder had a way of putting surprising colors and forms together to result in unexpected, yet clever designs.

Photo by Jasmin Park

This Alexander mid-century modern home was turned over to Michelle Boudreau Design to breathe new life into it while updating it for modern times. This bedroom was decked out with varying shades of green for a fresh, spring-inspired palette.

Photo by Stephan Jouljar

Montreal-born, London-based Marc Péridis designed this 25 square meter apartment with artwork by David David and bold pieces of furniture, including the coffee table with legs meant to look like cotton candy.

And lastly, artist Camille Walala’s own home is a colorful masterpiece, perfectly showcasing her signature patterns and style throughout. A diagonally striped yellow and white wall pairs with a black and white, geometric rug and yellow coffee table, all of which are intermixed with her own designs.

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Black Leather Danish Sofa

Item Number : #217

Vintage Danish 3-seat Leather Sofa by Grandt Mobelfabrik.

Perfectly upholstered in soft and supple, black leather.

The History, vintage Danish leahter sofa - a sleek three-seater in classic black leather. With its timeless mid-century design and sturdy wooden frame, this sofa is both stylish and durable. Perfect for Sydney, Melbourne, and Tasmania homes, it’s a must-have centerpiece for any mid century modern interior.

Denmark- 1980s

200L x 80D x 78H cm.

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#221 Vintage leather box-sofa

Vintage Danish Sofa

leather 3 seater sofa

Denmark, 1970s

Introducing our stunning mid-century vintage three-seat sofa, a perfect blend of timeless design and luxurious comfort. Crafted with rich chocolate-brown leather, this exquisite piece captures the essence of classic mid-century style. Its sleek lines and elegant form make it a standout addition to any living space. Ideal for discerning customers in Sydney and Melbourne seeking both style and quality, this sofa is more than just a furniture piece; it’s a statement of refined taste. Meticulously preserved to maintain its vintage charm, it offers both the comfort of modern craftsmanship and the allure of retro elegance. Elevate your home with this beautiful, chocolate-coloured leather sofa, a true symbol of mid-century sophistication.

Dimensions: L220 x D82 x H82, SH42

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#209 Vintage Danish Leather Sofa

Vintage Danish 3-seat Sofa by Grandt Mobelfabrik. Perfectly upholstered in soft and supple, cognac-coloured leather.

Very good vintage condition.

Denmark- 1980s

200L x 80D x 78H cm.

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#208 Danish fabric sofa

Mid Century Modern, Danish sofa upholstered in green velvet.

Comfortable and modern.

Denmark

220L x 80D x 78H cm.

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#206 black leather danish sofa

Vintage Danish 3-seat Sofa by Grandt Mobelfabrik. Perfectly upholstered in soft and supple, black leather.

Denmark- 1980s

200L x 80D x 78H cm.

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#205 mid century modern sofa

Mogens Hansen

Vintage Leather sofa

a beautiful example of a mid-century vintage, leather sofa by Mogens Hansen, Denmark. Upholstered in soft and supple cognac coloured leather, with age-appropriate patina.

180L x 80D x 80H cm approximately.

Seat height: 42 cm

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#180 Pair of Ingmar Relling Siesta chairs

Item Number : #74

Low-back Siesta Chairs

Ingmar Relling

for Westnofa Furniture, Norway 1970s.

Beautifully reupholstered.

The Siesta chair, designed by Norwegian designer Ingmar Relling in 1965, is a timeless and iconic piece of furniture known for its sleek and minimalist design. With its curvy beech frame and comfortable canvas sling upholstered with new, soft, and supple leather cushion.

The Siesta chair is not only aesthetically pleasing but also ergonomically sound. Its simple yet elegant form has made it a staple in our homes, offices, and public spaces for decades.

Ingmar Relling's creation continues to be celebrated for its Scandinavian design principles that combine form, function, and comfort effortlessly.

These are the most comfortable of all the Scandinavian vintage lounge chairs.

86H x 62W x 84L cm

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#226 Mid-Century Grant Mobler 2 Seat Sofa

Vintage Danish 2 Seat Sofa

Denmark 1970’s

Classic mid-century design from Grant Mobler. A 2-seat variation in a cognac-coloured leather with original patina.

A perfect combination of Danish style and function. Just perfect for that special spot in your home.

78H x 157W x 79D cm

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Vintage Danish Fabric Sofa

Item Number : #134

Vintage Stouby Sofa

Denmark 1980s

A vintage Danish Sofa by Stouby, Denmark. This is a lovely example in very good condition with a beech frame and upholstered in dark grey wool. If you are after a mid century Scandinavian sofa that is both comfortable and classically stylish, this may well be the one for you.

218L x 78H x 80Deep cm

Seat Height: 47cm

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Ingmar Relling Siesta chair (Copy)

Item Number : #74

Low-back Siesta Chair

Ingmar Relling

for Westnofa Furniture, Norway 1970s.

Beautifully reupholstered.

The Siesta chair, designed by Norwegian designer Ingmar Relling in 1965, is a timeless and iconic piece of furniture known for its sleek and minimalist design. With its curvy beech frame and comfortable canvas sling upholstered with a new, soft and supple leather cushion.

The Siesta chair is not only aesthetically pleasing but also ergonomically sound. Its simple yet elegant form has made it a staple in our homes, offices, and public spaces for decades.

Ingmar Relling's creation continues to be celebrated for its Scandinavian design principles that combine form, function, and comfort effortlessly.

These are the most comfortable of all the Scandinavian vintage lounge chairs.

86H x 62W x 84L cm

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Ingmar Relling Siesta chair

Item Number : #73

High-back Siesta Chair

Ingmar Relling

for Westnofa Furniture, Norway 1970s.

The Siesta chair, designed by Norwegian designer Ingmar Relling in 1965, is a timeless and iconic piece of furniture known for its sleek and minimalist design. With its curvy beech frame and comfortable canvas sling upholstered with a new, soft and supple leather cushion and headrest.

The Siesta chair is not only aesthetically pleasing but also ergonomically sound. Its simple yet elegant form has made it a staple in our homes, offices, and public spaces for decades.

Ingmar Relling's creation continues to be celebrated for its Scandinavian design principles that combine form, function, and comfort effortlessly.

These are the most comfortable of all the Scandinavian vintage lounge chairs.

100H x 62W x 84L cm