In the latest additions to the ongoing Expert Series, Artedomus touches on the key motivations for its product selections and processes.
Buckletons Bach sees RTA Studio combine a naturally led and elemental approach in crafting an occasional home set to endure for years to come.
Northcote III sees Project 12 Architecture utilise a modest approach with restrained connections and materiality that allowed a feasible expansion within measured means.
The Royce armchair by Nikolai Kotlarczyk is an embracing lounge chair with an avian inspiration. Reminiscent of rainforest fauna, its form enfolds the sitter in curving wings.
Carthona House sees Daniel Boddam Studio combines elements of the artisanal and handmade to propose a series of spaces that breathe and bridge time.
Armitage Jones sees Bergman and Co bring elements that encourage gathering and incidental meetings together with focused and retreat spaces to match an agile and ever-changing workforce.
Located in Manly, Alexander by DKO emphasises casual beachside living through a strong connection to the external environment.
Earl Street sees Bloxas propose a concealed and private open space that playfully engages with its laneway locale, sitting behind an opaque glowing veil.
With bends and curves of the kind usually seen in metal furniture, the Again Collection by TON is a timber seating series with a light yet sturdy, nostalgic yet timeless aesthetic.
Kew Residence by John Wardle Architects represents a project in which decades of lived experience is interwoven with narratives of history.
Mona Lane, designed by Harley Graham Architects, with interiors by Louise Walsh, is an impressive concrete home that seemingly disappears among its stunning coastal surroundings.
This New Zealand home designed by and for architect Paul Clarke of Studio 2 Architects features personalised touches that relate to the family that reside within it and a floorplan.
Designed as both an art gallery and a family home, JARtB House is an architect’s own home that explores the relationship between art and architecture.
Pacific House by Penman Brown is a story of dramatic design transformation, turning an interior designer's own family home into a stylish beach house.
ILANEL is a Melbourne based creative studio who's design objects combine the elements of artistic values, aesthetics and quality.
Mr and Mrs White is a contemporary timber furniture and home goods brand based on Sydney's Northern Beaches. They offer and range of bespoke products, home goods & Shop Fitting Service.
Milieu is an established specialised property development company with a related sales and marketing business, construction business and hospitality business.
Ian Moore is the principal of Ian Moore Architects, a multi-disciplinary practice established in 1990. The practice has won numerous national and international awards.
Using architecture as a medium Winwood McKenzie designs and shapes spaces to support and represent the lives of their clients and occupants.
Matt Woods has built a business around designing intelligent and functional spaces, driven by simplicity and sustainability. Through his work Matt has been reinventing the Sydney hospitality scene.
Fomu is a Melbourne based design studio with a focus on beautiful, simple and functional design. Their products are designed and made in-house or sourced locally.
Working closely with local craftspeople and manufacturers, Coco Flip's aim is to create playful, unique products with depth of character.
Wolveridge Architects is an architectural studio that has generated acclaim for its highly considered projects and how they integrate with environments.
Baracco +Wright Architects believe in a wide role for architectural thinking beyond the individual building. The studio was founded in Melbourne by Mauro Baracco and Louise Wright.
Based in Melbourne, Studio Esteta specialises in a range of sectors and scales and is dedicated to creating responsive and holistic design solutions.
We like to keep it pretty simple here. Christopher Blank is a Melbourne-made, custom-design studio dedicated to creating furniture and homewares from sustainably sourced timber.
Robert Plumb Build is a Sydney based leading premium residential building company. Established in 2011, it has become well known for building excellence, quality craftsmanship and detailing.
Kieran Meegan and Rickie-Lee Robbie are the creative minds behind Idle Hands a furniture and product design workshop based in Melbourne, Australia.
Buckletons Bach sees RTA Studio combine a naturally led and elemental approach in crafting an occasional home set to endure for years to come.
Northcote III sees Project 12 Architecture utilise a modest approach with restrained connections and materiality that allowed a feasible expansion within measured means.
Carthona House sees Daniel Boddam Studio combines elements of the artisanal and handmade to propose a series of spaces that breathe and bridge time.
Armitage Jones sees Bergman and Co bring elements that encourage gathering and incidental meetings together with focused and retreat spaces to match an agile and ever-changing workforce.
Earl Street sees Bloxas propose a concealed and private open space that playfully engages with its laneway locale, sitting behind an opaque glowing veil.
Lockleys House sees Architects Ink dissect the site into four main gestures that fulfil a multi-layered brief, restoring and embedding a lost narrative to the site.
Leveson Place by Chamberlain Architects sits comfortably and confidently in its environs, successfully referencing both the older and newer social and architectural dialogues of North Melbourne.
This grand two-story Ormond Terrace home in Kensington by Cera Stribley Architects received all the special attention it deserved in its restoration and extension to both architecture and interior.
Hatherlie by Andrew Simpson Architects is a late 19th century terrace house of individual heritage significance, located in the inner city suburb of North Fitzroy.
The modest D'Entrecasteaux House by Room 11 Architects employs an inflected non-orthogonal plan where massive stone walls encompass light timber-lined living spaces.
This Hobson Bay House by Julian Gutherie Architecture was inspired by the harbour edge war bunkers in Auckland, dug in to the cliff while open to the sea.
The compact Goskar House by Anna O’Gorman offers space for family life, without sacrificing the footprint of a much-loved garden.
South Perth created by Keen Architecture to take absolute advantage of a landmark location encompassing extensive views over the Swan River foreshores and Perth city
Double Bay House by MHNDU a new modern extension wraps around an existing 1880’s terrace creating a clear distinction between the old and the new.
Kellett Street Northcote by C.Kairouz Architect design is so well considered and the materials so carefully selected and restrained that you open the door and transport yourself into a state of zen.
Feng Shui house by Steffen Welsch Architects is a 6,000-year-old concept originating in China aiming to develop buildings and their surroundings for harmony and happiness.
The age-old adage that the heart of the home is the kitchen could not more true for this family Rathmines House by MRTN Architects located in Fairfield, Melbourne.
Perfect Storm by Matt Woods a homely “mid-century” touch has been introduced in the form of film-faced plywood and American Oak joinery, brass accents and statement lighting.
Pastel-coloured Perspex shingles adorn the backyard-facing façade of the new studio garage, creating a playful, polychromic ambience during the day and a glowing lightbox of colour at night.
Named after its sunny corner block, True North by TANDEM Design Studio is a home for TANDEM founder and director Tim Hill and his family.
The Banjup house by Keen Architecture sits will in the blackened banksia dominated landscape and once the native revegetation takes hold it will truly site quite humbly in its surroundings.
Sitting in a row of classic single fronted two storey Victorian terraces, this Barkly House residence by Dan Gayfer Design was in need of a facelift throughout.
House in Newtown by Architect George is an exploration of how to dwell in smaller spaces, in dense environments connected to sunlight, greenery and the outdoors.
Jonothan Livingston Seagull by Conor Dolman is an open plan studio which hovers above the platform of its hilly Eastbourne site.
Situated on Hawea Flat near the Hawea River this contemporary Mason & Wales house is grounded in local schist stone, while the floating roof form rests like wings above timber columns.
Alexander Street by DKO sitting in one of Manly’s leafiest streets the house enjoys optimal views to the surrounding areas, maximising the cross flow of natural breezes from its elevated position.
The Royce armchair by Nikolai Kotlarczyk is an embracing lounge chair with an avian inspiration. Reminiscent of rainforest fauna, its form enfolds the sitter in curving wings.
With bends and curves of the kind usually seen in metal furniture, the Again Collection by TON is a timber seating series with a light yet sturdy, nostalgic yet timeless aesthetic.
Designed around the twin ideals of ‘kitchen perfection’ and ‘design freedom’, Fisher & Paykel’s latest Minimal Range of cooking and companion appliances is a marriage of form and function.
Stryüm, the new custom range of woodgrain finishes from Fairview, offers architects the ability to deliver a timeless and inspired vision.
New Zealand born, Bondi based Dion Horstmans is a sculptor, maker, storyteller, father, actor and artist. To put it simply, he is a doer.
With Melbourne Design Week in full swing, over 300 events, exhibitions, workshops, and panel discussions are taking place throughout the city, online and across Victoria.
Embracing a human-centred approach to lighting, ILANEL Design Studio celebrates a decade of visionary design, continuing a legacy as one of Australia’s leading luminaire designers and makers.
From computer science to managing director of Artedomus, Phil Brenton, may have followed an unconventional path yet has become a key figure within the local design industry.
The BINQ Archetto Series of timber windows and doors have been used to maximum effect in Kew Residence by Chamberlain Architects.
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In the latest additions to the ongoing Expert Series, Artedomus touches on the key motivations for its product selections and processes.
A New Normal shows Melbourne how it can transform from a consumer to a producer of energy by 2030, with a strategy that would pay for itself in less than 10 years.
New Zealand born, Bondi based Dion Horstmans is a sculptor, maker, storyteller, father, actor and artist. To put it simply, he is a doer.
With Melbourne Design Week in full swing, over 300 events, exhibitions, workshops, and panel discussions are taking place throughout the city, online and across Victoria.
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In the latest additions to the ongoing Expert Series, Artedomus touches on the key motivations for its product selections and processes.
A New Normal shows Melbourne how it can transform from a consumer to a producer of energy by 2030, with a strategy that would pay for itself in less than 10 years.
New Zealand born, Bondi based Dion Horstmans is a sculptor, maker, storyteller, father, actor and artist. To put it simply, he is a doer.
With Melbourne Design Week in full swing, over 300 events, exhibitions, workshops, and panel discussions are taking place throughout the city, online and across Victoria.