Magenta House: Creative Transformation of a Sydney Terrace
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In this episode of NEVER TOO SMALL, we meet Mason and Mariam, the dynamic duo who have turned their Sydney terrace into a vibrant oasis known as Magenta House. This isn't just any ordinary house; it's a hub of creativity, innovation, and community spirit. From hosting events to running workshops and even opening a shop, Mason and Mariam have truly transformed their space into something extraordinary. The house itself is a work of art, with custom sculptures, curated libraries, and clever storage solutions that would make even the most seasoned designer envious.
As we venture through Magenta House, we discover a world of hidden gems and thoughtful touches. From the cozy front library with its carefully selected books to the innovative spiral staircase shoe rack, every corner of this house tells a story. The bedroom is a masterclass in space-saving design, featuring a hidden bed with drawers and a double-height wardrobe system that showcases the personalities of its owners. The bathroom is a blend of luxury and functionality, with heated towel racks and stylish ceramic tiles that create a warm and inviting atmosphere.
Moving on to the kitchen, we are greeted by a stunning golden spider marble island and clever storage solutions that maximize every inch of space. The internal courtyard serves as a versatile space for communal meals and events, bridging the gap between indoor and outdoor living. Mason and Mariam's modular approach to furniture allows them to adapt their home to suit their ever-changing needs, making the most of their compact living space. Overall, Magenta House is a testament to creativity, innovation, and the power of design to transform a house into a home that truly reflects the personalities of its owners.
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