Celebrating 50 Issues with 50 Iconic Homes | Issues 40-49

27. Knokke House by Nathalie Deboel

Belgian interior designer Nathalie Deboel was the cover star of issue 40 with her ‘Knokke House’, which featured a minimalist kitchen dressed in warm, coastal-inspired materials.

28. BS Residence by Vincent Van Duysen

In issue 40, we curated 40 kitchens that defined a decade of design, including Belgian architect Vincent Van Duysen’s farmhouse-inspired ‘BS Residence’ kitchen in Zwevegem, Belgium.

29. My Space | Richard Christiansen

Australia-born, LA-based Flamingo Estate founder Richard Christiansen let est inside his eclectic, globally-inspired home in issue 41, which he designed in collaboration with French architects Studio KO.

30. At Home with John Pawson

Issue 41 granted us an exclusive tour of English designer John Pawson’s Cotswolds home, which we’ve recently brought to life in an exclusive, personal film tour.

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31. Where Architects Live | William Smart

Australian architect William Smart’s Sydney home and workspace originally featured on the cover of issue 42, while also launching our ‘Where Architects Live’ film series this year.

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32. Bilgola Beach House by Olson Kundig

In issue 42, we explored a home on the coast of New South Wales, Australia, designed by US architects Olson Kundig to sit in harmony with the landscape.

33. Mandeville Canyon by Walker Workshop

North American architects Walker Workshop’s ‘Mandeville Canyon’ project appeared on the cover of issue 43 to celebrate their recognition as part of our ‘esteemed 10’ for 2022.

34. Where Architects Live | Richard Found

Another iconic Cotswolds home – an updated 19th-century cottage belonging to architect Richard Found, enveloped by woodlands and a lake – appeared in issue 43, which we’ve also captured as part of our ‘Where Architects Live’ film series.

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35. Can Brut by Framework Studio

In issue 44, French and Dutch design practice Framework Studio brought their artisanal approach to a family villa overlooking Spain’s Balearic Sea.

36. Hove by Benoît Viaene

Featured in ‘Kitchen Compendium’ and on the cover of issue 44 was Belgian designer Benoît Viaene’s ‘Hove’ project in Antwerp, marked by a quintessentially Belgian approach to material and form.

37. At Home with Joseph Dirand

Also featured in issue 44 inside our ‘Kitchen Compendium’ round up was French architect Joseph Dirand’s elegant Parisian apartment, defined by robust materials and organic forms.

38. Madison Desert Club by Kovac Design Studio

In issue 44, ‘Madison Desert Club’ in La Quinta, California, crafted by North American architects Kovac Design Studio, stood out with its distinctive aluminium foam canopy and Palm Springs-inspired interiors, solidifying its place among our 50 iconic homes.

39. Villa Peduzzi by Andrea Meirana Architects and Studio Daminato

This breathtaking Art Nouveau estate overlooking Italy’s famous Lake Como, designed by English and Italian practice Andrea Meirana Architects and Singaporean interior designers Studio Daminato, appeared in ‘The Detail’ pages of issue 44, with a full home tour on estliving.com.

40. Spring Street by March Studio

We captured our issue 45 cover story, a 70s-inspired apartment inside a Brutalist-style building in Melbourne’s CBD, designed by Australian architects March Studio, through film and photography.

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41. Desert Palisades by Woods + Dangaran

We were introduced to North American architects Woods + Dangaran in issue 45 with a desert modernist home in Palms Springs, California.

42. French Riviera by Jean-Charles Tomas

In issue 45, French interior designer Jean-Charles Tomas applied his knowledge of colour, art and vintage furniture to a home on the French Riviera.

43. My Space | Thomas Ostyn

In issue 45, Thomas Ostyn, third-generation owner of kitchen and interior design studio Obumex, took us inside his light-filled home in Brussels, Belgium, designed by Belgian practice Nicolas Schuybroek Architects.

44. At Home with Tania Handelsmann

From Melbourne to Palm Springs, the French Riviera and Brussels, issue 45 was a true showcase of global design, with Australian interior designer Tania Handelsmann’s Regency-style Sydney terrace house adding to the esteemed lineup.

45. Son Serra by BonVivant Concept

A serene Mallorcan home graced the cover of issue 46 – our most-read issue to date – where Spanish design studio BonVivant Concept took a romantic yet contemporary approach, reflecting the region’s history and traditions.

46. Elwood Residence by Flack Studio

Australian interior design practice Flack Studio showcased their expertise in mixing and matching bold materials in issue 46 with a home in Melbourne’s Elwood, as seen in ‘Bathroom Blueprint’.

47. Pacific House by Alexander &CO.

Also making an appearance in Issue 46’s ‘Bathroom Blueprint’ feature was Australian design studio Alexander &CO’s ‘Pacific House’ in Sydney – one of the most-read home features on estliving.com in 2022.

48. Casa Maiora by Studio Andrew Trotter

Spanish practice Studio Andrew Trotter designed this idyllic sandstone villa on the coast of Puglia, Italy, which was featured as part of his ‘esteemed 10’ inclusion in issue 47.

49. Avenue Marceau Apartment by Hélène Van Marcke Interior Architecture Studio

Hélène Van Marcke Interior Architecture Studio were at the helm of this classic Haussmannian apartment redesign in Paris, featured on the cover of issue 48.

50. River House by Susi Leeton Architects + Interiors

We’re concluding our 50 Iconic Homes wrap-up with a full-circle moment: our issue 49 cover home, ‘River House’ by Australian practice Susi Leeton Architects + Interiors was also featured in the very first issue of est magazine. The architect was asked to return to the home for a second incarnation to maximise its connection to the landscape and its owners.