As she marks her studio’s 20th year, New York-based lighting designer Lindsey Adelman is more assured in her creative self than ever.
A collection of books for your library or coffee table that inspire, educate and elevate the aesthetic of your space.
In Sydney, Veil House shows what happens when a joinery maker is brought to the table as a collaborator.
In Sydney, Bronte House by Smyth & Smyth and Annie Bowen Design pairs timeless architecture with natural stone from CAV’ART Designer Stone.
Hali Rugs’ We Live in Your World series offers a glimpse into how leading Australian creatives live at home.
Autex Acoustics’ Groove Duet represents the future of acoustic solutions, a sound-absorbing wall system that reads as architectural detail.
Sydney Contemporary’s 10th edition looked both to the past and future, combining a decade of collecting with new galleries, installations and city-wide encounters.
Laminex’s Colour Collection 2027 draws inspiration from the Australian landscape in 10 sophisticated new decors.
On Sydney’s Lower North Shore, Arent & Pyke has transformed a family home into a jewel-toned, light-filled retreat.
Pocketbook Hudson Hotel and Baths
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Fisher & Paykel presented its State of the Art collection in an exhibition titled Nature-Ritual during this year’s Milan Design Week.
Kiin brings architectural quality, material warmth and adaptability to the compact secondary dwelling.
One of the country’s most enduring design practices, SJB has built a culture, not just a portfolio, over five decades of city-shaping work.
Montalba Architects reimagined the mid-century complex Anderson Towers to create a renewed and compelling dialogue with its surrounds.
Located on Melrose Place in Los Angeles and designed by 22RE, the flagship store of golfwear designer Malbon channels a myriad of influences.
Behind the Prancing Horse’s new Gran Turismo is a futuristic love letter to Italian elegance of the past.
Washed with the crystalline light of New Zealand’s South Island, this Wānaka home features clever tricks of texture that create a mellowing effect.
These luxury brands continue to innovate while staying true to their iconic identities, creating pieces that are both sophisticated and timeless.
Designed by Davidov Architects, LDS II Residence is the result of the thoughtful merging of two houses in Victoria’s Caulfield North into a cohesive family home.
At Tallowood Estate, a farmhouse on the outskirts of Sydney by Studio Jenka, expressive Cav’art Designer Stones natural stone creates a luxurious, unified interior.
ForestOne’s expanded EGGER Decorative Collection brings nuanced stone, walnut and oak surfaces together to create warm, sophisticated interiors.
Gineico Lighting introduces Lucifero’s NYX Collection, Italian architectural downlights that are marine grade for internal and external applications.
Technogym and Bang & Olufsen explore the sensory home, spotlighting Reform, and the intersection of movement, technology and considered design.
Inside a bushfire-rated retreat in Hepburn Springs, Victoria, Cosh Living furnishes every room with pieces by Kett and Potocco.