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The ‘Art House’ as it’s nicknamed is an interiors project by Studio CD. Photo – Anson Smart.

The house is a Victorian Italianate home in Sydney’s Woollahra. Photo – Anson Smart.

Custom sideboard by Jonathan West, custom hallway runner by Robyn Cosgrove, Caravelle suspension lights from Liaigre, Anya Pesce Fluro Pink (2018) artwork from M Contemporary, Red in Recline artwork by Deborah Paauwe from GAG Projects. Photo – Anson Smart.

Layered textures speak to one another. Photo – Anson Smart.

The client’s love of art, travel and fashion were integrated into the design, Photo – Anson Smart.

Meridiani Plinto dining table, Gubi Masculo chair from Cult,  Knoll dining chairs from Living Edge, Apparatus Dyad lighting sconce from Criteria, ‘Girl With Tail’ sculpture by Alied Nijp-Holman, ‘Yves’ artwork by Noah Taylor. Photo – Anson Smart.

Custom stools by Jonathan West, glass and brass bowl from Space Furniture; Marquette A bronze-and-brass sculpture by Gidon Bing from Curatorial & Co, Art VII artwork by Heidi Middleton from Artclub. Photo – Anson Smart.

Fogia Retreat sofa from Fred International, Mayor sofa from Great Dane, armchair from Macleay on Manning, Arflex Vela screen by Paola Vella-Ellen Bernhardt from Poliform, Kartell side table and Shanghai vase by Mario Bellini both from Space Furniture, Beosound Shape wall speakers by Bang & Olufsen, Apparatus Synapse Large pendant light from Criteria, Dijon Rooftop (2018) by James King (on board) and Influential Conception (2017) by Antonia Mrljak artworks, both from Becker Minty. Photo – Anson Smart.

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‘The artworks bring a sense of fun and lightness to the house, which softens its grandeur masculinity,’ says Claire. Photo – Anson Smart.

Beautiful period features are further highlights of the interiors. Photo – Anson Smart.

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Left wall: three wall-mounted sculptures by Sean Meilak purchased from TDF Collect! Photo – Anson Smart.

Banquette and wardrobe by Pittwater Joinery, Shanghai Tip side table by Patricia Urquiola from Hub Furniture, Joy ottoman from Jardan, Puddle Duck Toys elephant and toucan from The Double Bay Toy Shop, Les Rives de L’Irrawaddy wallpaper from Ananbô, Concert pendant light by Jørn Utzon for Fritz Hansen from Cult. Photo – Anson Smart.

Knoll Womb chair and ottoman from Dedece, antique mirror from The Vault, Pierre Frey Jour de Fete wallpaper from Milgate, Len double-headed pendant light from Great Dane, brass LED circle table lamp from Montmartre Store with hanging monkey by Kay Bojesen from Great Dane, curtain and antique brass rail from Simple Studio. Photo – Anson Smart.

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Several pieces in the home are by Jonathan West, including the main bedroom’s custom bedhead, base, chaise and bedside table. Photo – Anson Smart.

The history and pedigree of this five-bedroom Victorian Italianate home is immediately evident upon first glance at the façade.

The new owners of this Woollahra home had no intention of touching the grand structure, but were keen for the interior styling to better reflect their personalities and stage in life.

Claire Driscoll (née Delmar) of Studio CD was engaged for this project, having previously designed the family’s other property in Palm Beach. As the family had just moved in, Claire was given a completely blank canvas to work with, and a relatively open brief. The owners only requested there be nothing too ‘blingy.’

‘Our clients wanted a fun contemporary, city home with different areas to entertain and special unique places for the children to enjoy,’ Claire says. ‘It was to capture timeless elegance alongside playful youth and be more textural than anything shiny.’

The client’s existing art collection, including a couple of sentimental pieces and wedding gifts, were the key source of inspiration for this project. ‘The artworks bring a sense of fun and lightness to the house which softens its grandeur and masculinity,’ says Claire. ‘They express the client’s vibrant personality and youth through colour and context, and also show support to Australian contemporary art, which is fantastic to see.’

The clients placed their complete trust in Claire from the initial design concept, allowing her to push the boundaries of creativity. Progress updates were provided in a very active WhatsApp group (!) alongside general discussions about life’s daily disasters and joys.

The client’s love of art, travel and fashion were clearly integrated into the new design, creating a richly layered home, with different textures that speak to one another. Claire’s favourite space is the formal living room, that exudes a sense of fun, while still remaining calm and timeless.

Without making one structural change, Claire has successful updated this prestigious home, resulting in a uniquely refined space with a truly adventurous spirit.

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How Coronavirus Spread Across the U.S.

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L.A. Public Schools Will Start Year Online, as Virus Rises in State

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Disney World Reopens Amid Surging Coronavirus Cases in Florida

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Disney World reopened two main theme parks in Florida this weekend at a significantly reduced capacity, with social distancing and mandatory mask-wearing rules in place. Photo: Cory Knowlton/Zuma Press

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Wuhan Faces a New Challenge After Coronavirus: Flooding

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The Coronavirus May Forever Change Grocery Shopping

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How to Make Sense of Coronavirus Data

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Alphabet Economics: Why the Old Rules of Recoveries May Not Apply

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Some Signs Texas Could Be Competitive in the 2020 Election

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The last time a Democratic president won in Texas was in 1976, but there are some early signs that the state could be competitive in this year’s elections. WSJ’s Gerald F. Seib explains. Photo: Cristobal Herrera/EPA

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Traveling During the Pandemic Is Possible. But Can You Do It Safely?

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China’s Plan to Conquer the Moon, Mars and More

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WSJ/NBC Poll Sheds Light on American Voters Still Up for Grabs

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Trump Takes Action Over Hong Kong: What’s Next

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Some Signs Texas Could Be Competitive in the 2020 Election

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The last time a Democratic president won in Texas was in 1976, but there are some early signs that the state could be competitive in this year’s elections. WSJ’s Gerald F. Seib explains. Photo: Cristobal Herrera/EPA

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Parler App Grows as Conservatives Debate Free Speech Over Social Media

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Hacking Hits High-Profile Twitter Accounts

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How Coronavirus Spread Across the U.S.

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Wuhan Faces a New Challenge After Coronavirus: Flooding

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How China Became the First Major Economy to Grow After Coronavirus

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China’s Plan to Conquer the Moon, Mars and More

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Traveling During the Pandemic Is Possible. But Can You Do It Safely?

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WSJ/NBC Poll Sheds Light on American Voters Still Up for Grabs

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2: 48

U.S. Challenges China’s Maritime Claims in South China Sea

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Coronavirus in North Korea: What We Know

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Tech

2: 45

Hacking Hits High-Profile Twitter Accounts

7/16/2020 5: 58AM

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High-profile Twitter accounts, including those of Barack Obama and Elon Musk, were the target of a widespread attack that security experts are calling the worst hacking incident in the company’s recent history. WSJ’s Euirim Choi reports on the hack, which looks different from other security breaches. Photos: Robyn Beck/AFP via Getty Images, Sean Gallup/Getty Images and Dado Ruvic/Reuters

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Parler App Grows as Conservatives Debate Free Speech Over Social Media

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U.K. Ban of Huawei From 5G Networks Seen as Win for U.S.

7/14/2020 2: 11PM

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Four Ways to Stop Chrome From Slowing Down Your Computer

7/12/2020 9: 00AM

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Pompeo Says the U.S. Is ‘Looking at’ Banning TikTok

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Opinion

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Opinion: AOC’s ‘Cancel Culture’ Hill of Beans 

7/13/2020 7: 41PM

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Main Street: AOC’s support of the Goya boycott speaks to the priorities of the modern progressive. Images: Zuma Press/Getty Images Composite: Mark Kelly

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Opinion: Hits and Misses of the Week

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Opinion: The Left Consumes the Left

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Opinion: The Supreme Court’s Big Term

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Opinion: Supreme Loser: Pelosi’s House

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Life & Culture

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New ICE Rule on Foreign Students Spurs Confusion

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The Trump administration rescinded new guidelines on foreign student visas after the rules prompted a lawsuit from universities. Ahead of the rollback, four students from four countries talked with WSJ about the potential impact of the policy on their future. Photo: Maddie Meyer/Getty Images

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As Virus Cases Rise, a Florida Restaurant Stays Flexible to Stay Open

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How the Coronavirus Pandemic Is Changing the Way We Commute

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iOS 14, iPadOS, MacOS Big Sur, WatchOS 7: Changes Coming to Apple Devices

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Business News

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A Bold Move to Remove Formal Policies Shapes Netflix Culture

7/13/2020 7: 00AM

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When Netflix went public in 2002, its chief talent officer at the time, Patty McCord, helped strip the company of formal time off, travel and expense policies. WSJ caught up with McCord to learn how this unconventional move helped shape Netflix culture.

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U.S.-China Tensions Rise Amid Hong Kong and Trade Concerns

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U.S. Withdraws From WHO. Here’s What That Means.

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Trump and Biden Take Different Approaches to Coronavirus Surge

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Electric Scooters: Israel’s Two-Wheeled Solution to Traffic and Sabbath

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Electric-scooter rental companies are hitting speed bumps in the U.S. over safety and other concerns. But in Tel Aviv, one in 10 residents has rented a Bird e-scooter, and the city appears to be embracing them. WSJ’s Jason Bellini takes a look at the challenges and potential lessons of the e-scooter craze.

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High Insulin Prices Drive Diabetics to Take Extreme Measures

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Weighing the Costs and Benefits of Facial Recognition Technology

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The Future of Flight: AI in the Cockpit

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WSJ’s House of the Year: A Contemporary Home With Hawaiian Spirit

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A modern, 7,500 square-foot home connects owner Elizabeth Grossman to the nature and ‘spiritual vortex’ that drew her to Lanikai, a neighborhood on Oahu. She gives us a tour, and explains why it’s time to sell. Photo: Adam Falk/The Wall Street Journal

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In Greece, a Radical Triangular House Brings the Outdoors Inside

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A Love of Yurts Inspired This ‘Glamp’ Retreat

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A Cascades Home Designed to Feel Like Summer Camp

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A Home Built to Be a Live-In Museum and Expansive Library

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UBS on Buying Stocks Now

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Katerina Simonetti, of UBS Private Wealth Management, discusses where investors can find opportunities in U.S. equities in today’s climate.

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Novogratz’s New Bitcoin Partnership

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