A measured approach to an oceanfront site has resulted in a simple yet sophisticated garden that seamlessly connects with the surrounding bushland.
Studio 11:11 has transformed a vast industrial space in central Auckland into a welcoming workplace boasting ample natural light, high ceilings and a generous footprint.
The headquarters of interior design studio Wonder is grounded in a warm, residential feel, yet it also presents as professional and refined.
Cocooned in a leafy canopy of angophora gum trees in Sydney’s Pittwater, Avalon Tennis Pavilion is not limited by its moniker.
Te Mānia challenges convention while playing on the idea of duality to deliver a dynamic yet profound experience.
Trotta Architecture is a boutique firm specialising in luxury residential design whose practice is characterised by an acute sense of light, rigorous attention to detail and understated simplicity.
Breathing new life into a 1920s apartment in Kirribilli, David Gan’s first personal project is a sensitive and innovative response to the home’s stunning site.
De Moyer Architecture reimagines a semi-detached terrace house in Double Bay into a bold and experimentative home.
Prahran House by Odyssey Architecture is a sensitive renovation balancing modern design principles with moments of heritage charm.
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Recognising the evolution of The Local Project, the headquarters for the recently established full-service agency, The Local Production, by Tom Robertson Architects.
Located in Botany, Rochester Street Office intrigues passers-by with its cascading greenery, which offsets the suburb’s contrasting collection of warehouses and apartment blocks.
Thoughtfully reimagining a compact yet dynamic espresso bar in Melbourne’s office district, Kerry Kounnapis Architecture Practice (KKAP) offers a refreshing alternative to the usual coffee shop.
A study in purposeful and dynamic design, 1 Elizabeth in Martin Place sets an exciting precedent for integrated office spaces in Sydney’s CBD.
There’s something authentically charming and nostalgic about Postino Osteria that perfectly befits its position within an historic post office in Sydney’s Summer Hill.
P Johnson’s additional Victorian location now houses both women’s and men’s collections with a particular spotlight on P Johnson Femme.
A 1990s neo-Georgian building in Melbourne has been transformed into a contemporary abode that responds to the locale’s climate and pristine surroundings.
A bespoke, moody and immersive space immediately comes to mind when envisioning a boutique bathhouse and spa. Comma by Duet and Eloise Fotheringham go beyond these cues.
At QV Melbourne, the latest gallery-like retail space for contemporary Australian fashion label Bassike showcases the minimalist, laid-back nature of the brand as curated by Akin Atelier.
SJB director Adam Haddow brings a conceptual and functional approach to the renovation of a 1950s brick worker’s cottage in country Victoria for his parents to enjoy and find solace in.
Grounded in nostalgia and lived experiences, Cul-de-sac House is a sensitive reimagining of three adjoining sites in an inner-Melbourne suburb.
Melbourne-based interior, object and lighting designer Jordan Fleming creates timeless pieces that are full of personality and artistic flair.
Weaving nostalgia with unique sensory experiences to create memorable spaces has been the guiding principle for multidisciplinary architecture and interior design studio ACME.
Realised in an exclusive collection of intimate resorts, hotels and private residences, Aman Resorts’ distinctively design-driven approach to luxury stays is grounded in sanctuary and sensitivity.