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Scott went to school for interior design in Florence, Italy. Therefore, when it came to designing his home, he did not shy away from 1970s Italian design that pairs well with the history of his Philly home.

Jason Odd and Kristina Sostarko are both visual artists and the founders of Inaluxe, and their art studio is based at their home, this 1950s four-level house in Australia's Grampians Region they purchased six years ago.

Rebecca lives with her husband, daughter, and dog in their Australian home. After doing some big home renovations, they've curated a clean, classic space with a posh aesthetic.

After losing her mom, Billie moved back into the apartment her mom had bought for herself many years ago. Faced with living alone in her childhood home, Billie decided to make some renovations to update the space and make it feel like her own.

When Noor moved in with her partner, they had to learn to combine styles. By blending pops of color with classy neutrals, they created a beautiful blend of their interests, which thankfully includes rainbow-colored stairs!

Sol and Zule are two sisters who live together in Buenos Aires, and they've designed their home to be a space where colors and patterns are celebrated and brought to life.

Chandler and Lucy were living in California when they decided to move to NYC for the first time. Though they initially were looking for one-bedrooms, when their friend saw a great studio on the Upper West Side, they submitted their application and trusted that it would work!

Linda and Marc painted rich colors on a few accent walls, incorporated a collection of fantastic furniture finds, and even added walls to some rooms, all to create personality and functionality to this new build house in The Netherlands.

Deborah has always loved art and the color orange. "I'm just naturally drawn to this color and I feel so at peace when I am surrounded by it. It's warm and has soul and spice to it. It's probably too much for some people but it makes me happy, so I've embraced it in the color palette of the apartment."

Civil engineer, ceramicist, and design and art lover Katarzyna Kowalska worked with architects Kalina and Robert Juchnevic, founders of blok585m2, to maximize the space of her 355-square-foot apartment, located in a four-story apartment block designed by a famous Polish architect couple in the 1960s.