Bellemo & Cat's Cradle
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After a day in the office downstairs, Michael Bellemo and Cat Macleod congregate on their bleacher-like steps with their kids Marco, six, Flora, four, and 19-year-old Celeste.Photo by: Prue Ruscoe -
The building is a funky landmark in a drab industrial laneway.Photo by: Prue Ruscoe -
Macleod’s handmade bedroom partition breaks up the open loftlike space and provides a bit of privacy for her and Bellemo. An Artemide Castore suspension light illuminates both the bedroom and kitchen below.Photo by: Prue Ruscoe -
A row of windows casts light into the office, where Bellemo keeps a model of the house. The office is separated from the garage by a bright yellow sliding door.Photo by: Prue Ruscoe -
A mid-century Australian sofa discovered at a flea market and vibrant, eclectic art soften the architectural edges of the living room.Photo by: Prue Ruscoe -
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In the master bedroom, Flora sits in front of a clever divider Macleod created out of engineering felt.Photo by: Prue Ruscoe
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