The deconstructed globe pendants pay homage to the Sphere's dome shape.
Brass and millennial pink accents give Willmott's Ghost the trendsetting treatment.
Colorful artwork adds some personality to the restaurant's textured, white walls.
A brass sink makes a stylish statement.
Architecture firm NBBJ designed the Spheres, the standout feature of Amazon's Seattle campus.
The 1,900-square-foot space features West Coast-cool elements like light wood barstools, slotted walls, and gilded accessories.
A pared-down tablescape that looks just as good as the food on Willmott's Ghost menu.
And now, a moment of serenity on the balcony upstairs.
For the Northcote house, versatility is key. A retractable divider can easily turn one room into two.
"The importance of this outdoor connection was a very high priority for the clients," O'Brien explains. "They wanted the boys to be free, but wanted to keep an eye on them without them feeling like they’re being monitored."
Happy hour has never looked so good. The home's wet bar receives stylish treatment with an asymmetrical facade and mirrored background.
A compact dining room acts as a focal point of the home, with easy access to the living room and pool.
Cozy and warm, the main bedroom generously opens up to a private balcony on the north side.
A cozy breakfast nook at the front of the house gets a glimmer of soft morning light.
The outdoor patio and corridor give guests an impressive tour of the property grounds.
Vaulted ceilings and a built-in sofa turn the living room into a soothing sanctuary.
A galley-style kitchen is tucked away at the side of the house, but accessible from the main living areas.
The suburban home sticks to a neutral, soothing color palette, but experiments with prints and textures.
A sunny, California aesthetic shines brightly in the outdoor patio.
Australian firm Nest Architects drew inspiration from Palm Springs minimalism, California-style bungalows, and Australia's Queenslander homes.