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Living Agency is an international photo agency offering a fresh and inspiring collection of Interiors and Lifestyle images. We have an extremely wide and varied collection of ready-to-publish interiors feature packages accompanied by text and captions for editorial use by magazines, book publishers and advertisers.

Hug House

Nestled in Melbourne’s inner suburbs, this family home  has undergone a breathtaking transformation, evolving from a dimly lit warren into a luminous sanctuary seamlessly connected to nature. While the home’s Edwardian façade has been carefully restored to its former glory, the rear unveils a striking contemporary extension. This sculptural addition, designed around a lush central courtyard—aptly named the ‘green heart’ of the residence—blurs the boundaries between indoors and out, redefining modern family living.

Margaux

If design is Margaux’s true calling, then Provence flows through her veins. Step inside her bastide, perched atop the heights of the Luberon, and it becomes instantly clear. Designed as a retreat for family and friends, it beautifully showcases local craftsmanship while serving as a backdrop for her own creations. A delightful fusion of styles, it’s the kind of place that invites you to settle in—and never leave.

Marie Aude

Bringing light into a dark space can be a challenge. Marie-Aude and Carlos have risen to the challenge by playing with the interior and exterior openings: now bathed in light, their house in Montpellier is a real tribute to the art of living in the South of France.

Maison Coq

Sitting atop the pastoral rolling hills of Fish creek, 2 hours from Melbourne, this eco friendly off-grid week end house was designed to reconnect its clients with nature, and to mirror the landscape.

Fish Creek

Hugging the horizon, this Australian self sustainable weekend home is rich in materiality. Timber ceilings are paired with polished concrete floors, a fluted concrete hearth ads embellishment.

Not a Motel

Aussie beach shack meets Palm Springs motel in this four-bedroom holiday house for a family of three and friends. Playfully integrating Southern Californian cues, the mid-century inspiration is evident throughout, from finishes and colours to the reception inspired kitchen, adjacent pool room and sunken lounge space.

Provence Dream

After living in Paris for 15 years, Pauline, artistic director and her husband François, editor, settled in the South of France. They designed a home inspired by Californian modernist architecture with a constant connection between inside and out.

Butterfly house

Butterfly House is the re-imagining of a stately double-storey Australian Victorian-era villa and the design of a thoroughly contemporary pavilion style extension immersed in its garden setting. Together they are a synergy of contrasts, the old and the new, the light and the heavy, the public and the private.

Amos

In the outskirts of Melbourne, a couple entirely renovated an 1970’s Mid Century home to its retro glory but with a modern flair, bringing in elements of timber, terrazzo, stone, and marble, while retaining the original brick walls. Not to mention the beautiful landscaping, in addition to reviving the pool and tennis court.

Corsica

The renovation of this Corsican villa expresses with a Mediterranean modernity, an urge to combine the curves of it’s original 70’s architecture with natural materials such as local stones, lime and custom woodworking, adding warmth to the interiors. The beautiful light flows inside and the sea view makes it a wonderful place to live.

Neil

This Queen Anne villa in Melbourne with a noteworthy copper-clad extension, demonstrates a cultivated response to the coalescence of heritage and contemporary architecture. Complementing its Federation bones, the house features spirited touches with a confident use of colour and an exciting material selection throughout.

Brussels town house

This Brussels family residence captivates with its combination of natural colours and materials, playful elements and bright balanced spaces. It’s a space that combines minimalism with natural textures and colors to create a serene and harmonious environment. It’s not just a family house, it’s a journey through space, time, and culture. A testament to the enduring power of design to shape the human experience.

Kinkora

A striking modernist extension comes together with a traditional Victorian home in Melbourne to create something truly spectacular in a unified way

Black Beauty

This wooden cabin is a holiday home and event venue  located close to Brussels. Built with black burned  wood, it overlooks a beautiful countryside.

Melanie

The unique craftsmanship, material choices and dedication to detail of this Edwardian home resulted in a masterful design that feels generous and warm throughout.

D’Estaville

D’Estaville is a contemporary family home within a Heritage-listed residence of state significance that was built in 1859 for Victoria’s first Attorney General. The adaptation of a building of such historical importance and grand architectural detail deserved a response that was contemporary and bold with its own presence and identity.

Edgard

This Paris apartment captivates with its transparency and fluidity, perfectly balanced with the use of a soft colour palette and harmony in the materials used. Travertin, textured glass, oak and bronze, all perfectly matching together.

Casa Bareiro

In Portugal, this project breathes new life into two old warehouses, seamlessly uniting them to form a singular space. The roof folds to form the pool, making it appear as if the slab had given in to the weight of the water. This bold gesture is visible also from the interior, because the concave tank of the rooftop pool becomes the living room ceiling. The image of structural collapse that this undulation conveys dialogs with the existing wall, and introduces a spatial tension charged with symbology, abstraction, and subtlety.

Gustave

Filled with natural light, this revamped 58 square meters Parisian appartment combines clean lines, functionality with a twist of 70 ‘s design pieces

Pinqua

Just outside Bordeaux (France), a couple with a passion for decoration is bringing design to life in an exceptional setting. This former wine warehouse, now a guest house, has been tastefully transformed with a mix of antique pieces, noble materials and a distinctive aesthetic.

Aurélie L.

The beautiful sea light flows inside her minimalistic home where priority was given to the volumes and large openings, removing as much detail as possible in favour of simple materials and earth toned furniture. Aurelie’s collection of stoneware table lamp handcrafted in France adds a beautiful touch to this serene space.

Melides

Welcome in the spectacular newbuild holiday retreat of “Eddie” Roschi, the co-founder of Le Labo , a renowned boutique fragrance brand. This high end residence stands out by its unique style. Clean lines and minimal design architecture by gbarquitectos create a sense of tranquility whereas large windows enhances the unusual shapes of the property and it’s views on the astonishing landscapes. The earth toned interior is filled with a mix of statement furniture pieces and local craftwork sourced by interior design studio Flores Textile studio.

Sofie

Welcome in the poetic home of a Dutch/Belgian ceramist and her husband. Everywhere in the house, Sofi’s ceramics, drawings, and sculptures co-exist with curated objects, beautiful patterns and antiques. Their Brussels home is warm, inviting and comfortable yet full to the brim with personality, sparkling colours, and quirky little touches.

David

No Color Is Off-Limits for French artist David and his wife. They brilliantly transformed an old ruin into their home. Here, David’s paintings mix with textures, geometric shapes, curated artworks and vintage finds.

Dominique

Dominique learned to expect the unexpected while pursuing her dream of an idyllic Moroccan hideaway

Green House

Dutch couple and founder of a design agency installed a gorgeous green house in their garden. This second-hand greenhouse, dismantled and collected from the other side of the country took them months of work, but the result is amazing. It is not necessarily for plants, but more as a garden room and workshop space. A very colorful and inspiring place filled with a mix match of vintage finds.

Slow life Alentejo

With the desire to continue the environmentally friendly practices put in place by previous generations, the owners think of this address as a country house. An intimate place with seven rooms, an obvious simplicity, a small production of eggs and vegetables from the kitchen garden to eat better and to delight guests.

Casa Avo

Set in an organic olive field , in the Alentejo region (Portugal), Casa Avo is an old family house beautifully renovated by an architect and illustrator.

Oleron

In the heart of Oleron island (France), a French couple whose interest in interior decoration runs deep, has set upon the challenge of renovating an old neglected barn. Perfectly restored, respecting the style of the island’s architecture, the family house stands out by its unique style, a mix of noble materials, statement furniture pieces and works of art.

Casa Di Marco

The colours definitely play a part in the whimsical charm of Casa Di Marco, there is no doubt about it, but the objects scattered around are different, unique, distinguishable for numerous reasons. Singular in their origin and with many stories to tell. Carefully designed to recreate a modern interpretation of the classic Lisbon aesthetics combining genuinely antique features to a popular and traditional atmosphere, Casa Di Marco is open for work , afterwork and sleep over. Have a look!

Gaelle

Welcome in the holiday home of Gaelle on the French Atlantic Coast. Without any fuss or glitter, using local materials like wood, stones, fabrics and vintage finds, she successfully created a laidback and relaxing space.

Da Licença

Set in a national eco- reserve, Da Licença is an almost Monastic Arts & Crafts – influenced retreat in Portugal’s Alentejo region. The hotel’s owners undertook the design themselves, and interiors are inspired by their love of art and nature, while a local architectural firm rehabilitated the series of historic buildings that now houses five suites, all with private gardens and terraces. An old olive pressing room is now a gallery for the owner’s art collection.

Annick

Annick, co founder of a French furniture brand, fuses past and present in her Marseilles apartment. She redefines luxury using a celebratory palette that combines harmony of colours, house plants, fabrics and a touch of colonial style.

Patricia

As a white canvas put under the pine trees, the renovation of this villa built in the 60’s expresses with a Mediterranean modernity, an urge for peace, bright sun and serenity.

Anki

No Color Is Off-Limits for Dutch couple Anki and Casper, founders of blog and design agency Zilverblauw. 

Anne Marie

In the heart of Leiden (The Netherlands) , a couple whose interest in art and interior decoration runs deep, has set upon the challenge of renovating a 19th century mansion. Perfectly restored, the family house now offers a poetic and cosy atmosphere.

Virginia

Of noble architecture and with certain nostalgia of the past, this beautiful Brussels 19 th century mansion is far from cliché.

Alix

Colourful and comfortable, Alix and Laurent’s appealing French home is the sort of place where you feel instantly at ease. Full to the brim with the rugs, fabrics and custom made furniture from the owner’s own shop collection, the result are most pleasing!

Ingrid

Welcome in the family home of Ingrid, co-owner of a furniture and accessory brand based in Marseille (South of France).

Marie Pacifique

Marie-Pacifique Zeltner is an editor, photographer and co-founder of The archivists. It is in the hills of Aix en Provence (France) , in a family hamlet, that she chose to live, in a simple way.

Arnaud

In the heart of Brussels, interior architect Arnaud Masson transformed two partitioned houses into a spacious and luminous family home . Clean lines, statement furniture pieces and natural materials are the key words for this house which has a beautiful view on a two leveled garden.

Dumon

As much a place for inspiration and entertainment as it is a holiday home, this laidback yet contempory house nestled between Mediterranean vineyards belongs to Virginie, owner of a French furniture and accessory brand.

Boathouse

Famous architect Jean- Michel Wilmotte’s last challenge was to transform a vast boathouse and a dwelling into a 600 square meters private loft with panoramic views on the harbour whilst respecting the style of the island’s architecture. A beautiful achievement !

Loft Brussels

An old Brussels mansion has been revisited into a sophisticated loft by a French interior designer. She cleverly structured the space by adding a “wooden cabin” which hosts the kitchen.

Villa Ibiza

Built in the 60s, this white cube overlooking the Mediterranean is little short of spectacular.

Daverdisse

This striking passive house in the Belgian countryside stands out by its unique style, a mix of noble materials, contemporary architecture, design pieces, works of art and a real proximity with its surrounding nature.

Blue Hill

The perfect Mediterranean holiday home, a fusion of traditional Ibicenco style and contemporary luxury living set across two floors, beautifully decorated with high-end design touches yet with a lived- in feeling.The beautiful light flows inside and makes it a wonderful place to live.

Nathalie Lété

Nathalie Lété is an artist who lives and works in Paris. She works in many ways, mixing different techniques and mediums, illustration, ceramics, textile and painting

Vichy

A few kilometers from Vichy, in the heart of the forest, an old abandoned 19th century mill has regained its glory thanks to the talent of architect Sophie Lallias

Grégoire

An old parisian warehouse has been revisited into a sophisticated loft by French interior architect Grégoire de Lafforest.

Véronique

Of noble architecture and with certain nostalgia of the past, this beautiful Paris 19 th century mansion is far from cliché.

Emma

Emmanuelle is a true Parisian. So when it comes to design or food, she knows what’s up. Over the past decade, this cosmopolite Frenchy has built a reputation as a global tastemaker in Paris, New York and Dubai.

Sofie

In the heart of a pretty Belgian village, one of its old houses has undergone a serious facelift.

Andrea

A new addition to our list of favorite interior designs is The Corner, the showroom and private home of an ex-fashion photographer.

Colombes

San Sebastian

This clean and modern apartment is the home of a Spanish interior designer.

Peter

Entirely renovated by an English couple, this home in the countryside near Uzès (South of France), shows authentic charm and a sense of rusticity.

Campbell

This project cleverly configures a 76 square-metre parcel of land in Collingwood (Australia) into two light-filled, three-bedroom vertical dwellings.

Monique

After a long career as a stylist in Belgium, Monique decided to settle in Morocco, not far from the Atlantic coast. The house she built reflects beautifully her sense of elegant simplicity and love of local materials and know how.

Brunswick

Taylor Knights architects designed the alteration and addition for this bungalow in Melbourne, creating a new living pavilion that connects the original house with the backyard and showcases the client’s art collection.

Boot

Petra and Edwin, founders of a Dutch graphic-illustrative design firm, fell in love with an old run-down car workshop.

Emma F

Designing your own clothes, creating your own interior and mixing it with an abundance of natural tones and materials : one must be blessed with artistic gifts to tackle all these facts.

Tenerife

Welcome in the Tenerife holiday home of a Dutch architect and collector.

Lourmarin

Near the village of Lourmarin (Provence), offering large views on the Luberon, Michèle has restored a country cottage in a spirit of simplicity and modernity.

Catherine

Strong lines, eclectic finds and touches of colours fill a very welcoming new build family home in Liège (Belgium)

Giribone

Welcome in Ingrid’s Marseille home, which displays a clever balance of soothing neutrals, colour accents, vintage finds and Ingrid’s own collection of chairs, pillows, lamps, and bed linens.

Fanny

In the outskirts of Brussels, Fanny welcomes us in her architect designed home.It is also where she installed her showroom of vintage and design furniture.

Marine

Marine, a French gallery owner and interior decorator was one of the first to promote the American design of the 50-70’s in France.

Larissa

In the heart of the Dutch country side, a couple has set upon the challenge of renovating a 19th century farm.

Anthony

Philippe and Anthony fell in love with an old run-down textile factory. They both brilliantly transformed the huge space into a multipurpose loft.

Anne

Anne is the founder of a French Brand specialised in household linens. She fell in love with an old run down factory which she and her husband brilliantly transformed into their home.

Barn

This ex farmer’s barn was cleverly rehabilitated into a small holiday house.

Mathilde

In southwestern France, vintage textile dealer and interior decorator Mathilde Labrouche has set upon the challenge of renovating an old neglected country cottage.

Casey

This spectacular glass and steal framed new build home in Cap Town belongs to a young creative couple who lived in India for several years.

Rory

Welcome in the poetic home of eccentric artist Rory, his wife Claire and their two children.

Alice

Found of design and expert in contemporary art, Alice renovated an old abandoned factory into a family home.

Montreuil

In the outskirts of Paris, an old boilermaking factory, turned into a painter’s studio, before becoming a family home and working space.

Christine

This Californian style house nestled in the heart of the Landes forest (French Atlantic coast) is not afraid of cultural shock. Sparkling colours, design furniture, vintage pieces, tags and graffiti have crafted a very fascinating and charming family house where big sliding doors allow a well-matched continuation of the house into the surrounding nature.

Charlotte

This Parisian micro-appartment belongs to an antique dealer and has been renovated by interior architect Charlotte Vauvilliers. Filled with smart ideas along with the owner’s collection of design pieces, it is the perfect example of how you maximize a space of 40 sq meters.

Ilse

In the heart of a typical old medieval Dutch village, a 17th century church links the remnants of the past with contemporary volumes.

Isabelle

A French interior decorator found the perfect home in Paris (France) and refitted it to accomodate her family .

Frederic

This 16th century house in the city centre of Ghent has been renovated with love by Frederic, a Belgian interior architect. He preserved the features of the houses while bringing a contemporary twist to it as well as his great collection of design pieces.

Alex

Tucked away in a village of l’Ile de Ré, this home is testimony to the creative energies and renovation know-how of interior architect Alexandre and his wife Aude. Perfectly restored with materials such as wood, stones and concrete, the house offers a clever mix of styles, combining custom made furniture , treasured antiques, vintage pieces and an exquisite eye for detail.

The mill

In the French countryside, close to La Rochelle, a couple renovated an old mill from scratch into an authentic charming family house.

Kattie

Flemish radicalism and sense of refinement have given this former presbytery a beautiful combination of soul and modernity.

White Harmony

This apartment captivates with its fluid circulation and understatedness, perfectly balanced by a simple decor

Le Van

This charming house has been completely restaured by a French painter and her husband.

Libby

In the wine area of the Cape (South Africa), Libby and Gerard have designed and built a unique Stellenbosch farmhouse that is stepped in history, despite its recent creation.

Garzon

This small cottage nestled in the heart of an Uruguayan valley is the dream retreat of a famous Argentinian “Chef”. It has been designed by him using local materials and the interior is a subtle mix of his travel finds and custom made furniture.

Diego Montero

This simple house belongs to Argentinean architect Diego Montero and his family. It stands on an astonishing site overlooking a sea laguna near Punta del Este (Uruguay).

Urban factory

An old button factory renovated by its owners with raw materials, industrial architecture and vintage finds.

Delphine

Welcome in the fresh and colourful Paris apartment of interior architect Delphine. With turquoise blue as a common thread, this 200 square meters Haussmann appartment happily combines floral wallpapers with classic and design pieces of furniture as well as contemporary art. A very inspiring and eccentric home!

Biarritz

Close to Biarritz (West Atlantic coast), a famous surfing spot that is relentlessly busy in the high season, the owners of this house have chosen to build their holiday home in the midst of the country side far away from the crowds.

Vos

he traditional facade reveals a truly modern space, filled with the owner’s own creations as well as their curated objects, artwork and pieces of design.

Josefine

It takes a lot of imagination and love to create a beautiful house like this one. Airy white interiors furnished with industrial and reclaimed pieces, decorated only with objects meaningful to the owners.

Shine Shine

We would all need a little bit of « Shine Shine in our lives. This is exactly what Tracy – founder of the South African brand Shine Shine- has made it her mission.

Anoushka

This elegant family house on the “Ile d’Oleron” (French Atlantic coast) belongs to Anoushka and Laurent, two interior decorators who have set upon the challenge of renovating an old authentic oyster farmer house. Easy to live in, the house has been restored with limestone, wood, and a charming blend of antiques and vintage pieces.

Casa Zinc

Just beyond the rolling dunes of Punta del Este , Antique dealer  Aaron Hojman offers a “posada bohemia” clad in vintage railway bricks, reclaimed windows and zinc siding.

Andrea

In the heart of the colonial town Cartagena (Colombia), a house has the audacity to combine minimalism, purity of lines and touch of colours.

Dar Igdad

In the semi arid landscape of southern Morrocco, two landscape architects specialised in ramed earth constructions and dry gardens have built this beautiful retreat ,combining traditional materials and techniques with a resolutely contemporary style.

Isabelle

This family home near Angoulême (France) belongs to Isabelle and her family who have set upon the challenge of renovating an old medieval castle.

Antigua

This spectacular new build villa in the heart of the colonial town Antigua (Guatemala) belongs to a French interior designer and stands out by its unique style : a mix of colonial and contemporary architecture, local materials and Central American craftwork.

Ritz Goughassian

Marked by an impressive attention to detail and an idiosyncratic handling of materials, this house eschews the traditional backyard in favour of an in-looking approach. Melbourne-based practice Ritz and Ghougassian won the 2018 Australian Interior Design Awards

Valentina

This house is Bali is owned by an Italian architect. It is a mix of an eclectic and playful feel taking into account the house features as well as the outside ambience.

Balinese hideaway

This dismantled and reassembled wonder of rustic originality consists of 3 Javanese joglo houses with roof tiles from an old mosque.

Zorzal

Clean lines and minimal design furniture of this high-end Uruguayan private residence  create a sense of tranquility whereas skylights and large windows enhances the unusual shapes and dimensions of certain aspects of the property.

Dalgety

This renovation of an existing Victorian terrace house includes an extension to the rear of the dwelling to facilitate an external entertaining area and garden. An urban garden wraps around the kitchen, in which seating ‘nooks’ are subtracted from the garden volumes.

Eygalières

This holiday house used to be an agricultural shed in the South of France. It was cleverly renovated with lots of ideas to steal by a French interior decorator and furniture designer. All this in a very simple yet authentic style.

Evora

In the middle of a park of cork oaks ans olive trees in the Alentejo region (Portugal), two Frenchmen have commisioned an unusual villa-hotel.

Ninou

A French interior decorator found the perfect house in Bordeaux (France) and refitted it to accomodate her family and her own studio.

Carmelo

A reminiscence of Provence and Toscany with a touch of Victorian style! This 400 sqm property belongs to an Argentinean couple; owners of a famous clothes and interior design brand.

folco

This high-end private residence near Punta del Este (Uruguay) has been created by international design firm Kallosturin (based in London and San Francisco). Clean lines and minimal design furniture create a sense of tranquility whereas skylights and large windows enhances the unusual shapes and dimensions of certain aspects of the property.

Folco

This black and white architect-designed holiday house is located in Punta del Este (Uruguay). Two white cubes are linked by a long black hall and a huge swimming pool. The interior is simple, modern and stylish. Furniture is mostly custom made and scaled to the house

Vilacacia

This holiday retreat stands on an astonishing site overlooking the ocean, close to Punta del Este (Uruguay).