Mapesbury Road:
A London Victorian showstopper that’s playful, polished, and impossible to ignore. Prepare for scroll-stopping, jaw-dropping, all-caps-worthy details.

Boho on the Beach: A Marbella Townhouse That Actually Knows How to Relax

This is the kind of place where your to-do list looks suspiciously like: stretch, swim, repeat.

This rustic 14th-century farmhouse retreat comes complete with olive groves, terracotta floors, and one very confident medieval tower.

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, Chaumont in France

The French Château where the only neighbours are swans, and your address starts with ‘Château’.

Modern Barns, Zero Hay

Design-savvy barn conversions so good, you’ll question your city lease.

These aren’t your average haylofts. Think steel, stone, and some serious spatial drama. Barns so gorgeous, you’ll forget there was ever livestock here.

Casa Margarita, Spain: 1890s Charm, Reinvented for 2025
A 19th-century townhouse in Mallorca that’s aged gracefully, got a bit of work done (very tastefully), and now feels like the grown-up version of your Mediterranean summer dreams.

Maze Hill Wears Its Cornices Like Couture
It’s a Grade II-listed early Victorian, six bedroom, villa with historic credentials, sea views, and the kind of square footage that makes most modern homes feel like a polite suggestion.

This Church Was Converted Into a Home. The Ceilings? Still Preach. A sleek white structure floats inside a Gothic church like it was blessed by a design angel. Original stained glass? Check. Creaky wooden floors? Still intact. This isn’t just a remodel — it’s a minimalistic architectural marvel.

See the full tour and save it for your dream-home mood board.

Victorian Bones. Soho House Soul.
This four-bedroom, three-bathroom, Victorian maisonette in Holland Park Gardens isn’t just a home, it slaps with big bay windows (everywhere), oak flooring and underfloor heating.

Nestled between a volcano and a lake, Tiny Auro is a minimalist cabin that challenges your idea of space. It’s not just a stay—it’s a statement.

This Swedish apartment is peak calm energy. But don’t be fooled, designing a place this relaxed is not for the faint of (IKEA) heart.

No views. No space. No problem. This Japanese home tour proves you don’t need a big lot — just imagination, clever design… and apparently a skylight that works harder than boss on a Monday.