Issue No. 20 is our special edition, celebrating 20 issues of The Local Project. This issue features work from Polly Harbison Design, Feldman Architecture, Shaun Lockyer Architects, Olson Kundig, Arent & Pyke, Madeleine Blanchfield Architects, Roberts Gray Architects, Esoteriko, Young Projects, Billy Maynard Architects and more.
Magazine
Issue No. 21 Trio
Now available for pre-order
Books
Our latest hardcover books
Available as a set or individually
Videos
Fiona Spence
At Home
Videos
Olive Cooke and Henry Tervenski
At Home
NOT VISIBLE
Podcasts
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Design
Luxury furniture design leader Coco Republic presents its Shifting Spaces collection, a celebration of natural materials and timeless craftsmanship.
In Minnesota, Alexander Design Group has crafted a home that is deeply connected to the land, a connection fostered by expansive glazing from Marvin.
INKNIT draws on British heritage and contemporary Australian living to create fashion-led luxury textiles marked by timeless craftsmanship.
Knoll’s one-day installation at the Glass House in Connecticut brought together modernist classics and new pieces by artist and designer Dozie Kanu.
Commercial Projects
In the heritage Brisbane enclave of New Farm, Della ROSA by Frank Developments and Signature Property Partners pays tribute to the past while embracing the future.
Biasol Studio reimagines the trichology experience at Éthos with a restrained, mid-century-inspired interior.
Cultiver Armadale by Studio Tali Roth captures the brand’s ethos of simple, effortless luxury, where material richness and craftsmanship intertwine.
Cinderella House in Redfern, Sydney, is “a hub for enterprise, camaraderie and entrepreneurship, where members gather over news, meals and work.
Masterclass
Why Interior Designers Are Turning to Vintage Finds
Husband Wife
Videos
The Corner Shop House
Downie North
Issue No. 20
Available to Order
Flack Studio has designed two sophisticated, eclectic and luxurious boutiques for Scanlan Theodore in Canberra and Sydney.
Architect David Rockwell has spent more than 40 years designing resonant spaces in which to drink, dine, stay and play.
Here are award-winning architect Tom Kundig’s top five places every architecture and design lover should visit in Seattle, Washington.
Combining alpine warmth with Italian style, Giampiero Tagliaferri has reconceived the new Sant Ambroeus Restaurant amid a Rocky Mountain setting.
Audi’s sleek new roadster concept is heralding the next era in design and a return to Bauhaus-inspired simplicity.
Across four decades, Dinosaur Designs has transformed resin into bold jewellery and homewares that echo the Australian landscape.
Architects & Designers at Home Bundle
Introducing Architects at Home and Designers at Home, the latest addition to The Local Project’s collection of timeless publications.
Spanning more than 800 pages, this complementary duo of hardcover books showcases the personal sanctuaries and retreats of creative thinkers spanning the architectural and design realms. From charming heritage dwellings to sleek contemporary spaces, urban buildings to properties connected to nature, 30 extraordinary homes across Australia and North America are featured.
Celebrating the distinctive vision and authentic personal style that marks a dwelling as a home reflective of life, the homes featured offer an insight into the spatial planning, material ingenuity and boundary-pushing innovation from the likes of John Wardle, Peter Stutchbury, Adriana Hanna, Greg and Lesa Faulkner, Madeleine Blanchfield, Tamsin and Patrick Johnson, George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg, Olive Cooke and Henry Tervenski, Mardi Doherty, Hamish Guthrie, Henry Wilson and more.
Spanning more than 800 pages, this complementary duo of hardcover books showcases the personal sanctuaries and retreats of creative thinkers spanning the architectural and design realms. From charming heritage dwellings to sleek contemporary spaces, urban buildings to properties connected to nature, 30 extraordinary homes across Australia and North America are featured.
Celebrating the distinctive vision and authentic personal style that marks a dwelling as a home reflective of life, the homes featured offer an insight into the spatial planning, material ingenuity and boundary-pushing innovation from the likes of John Wardle, Peter Stutchbury, Adriana Hanna, Greg and Lesa Faulkner, Madeleine Blanchfield, Tamsin and Patrick Johnson, George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg, Olive Cooke and Henry Tervenski, Mardi Doherty, Hamish Guthrie, Henry Wilson and more.
Lifestyle
These luxury brands are constantly evolving while maintaining a signature identity, leading to new designs that are innovative yet sophisticated and timeless.
As part of Melbourne Design Week 2026, NOMI and Tom Mark Henry presented Blend Volume II.
Curated by stylist Claire Delmar, ‘Latitude’ brings over 40 leading and emerging Australian designers to Denmark’s premier design festival.
Dean Norton’s exhibition ‘Between Planes’ transforms Hotel House into an immersive landscape of floating glass and mirrors for Melbourne Design Week.
Built on a century-old legacy, the redesign of Huka Lodge brings the iconic locale into the modern age, paying homage to heritage and landscape.
Vipp’s first guesthouse in the Southern Hemisphere is a thoughtful rumination on design and nature amid Bruny Island’s rugged landscape.