Rachael Fry of Criteria, along with Pasquale Cook, has thoughtfully restored a heritage-listed villa in Hawthorn, Melbourne.
Gable House celebrates escapism and bold creativity, offering a tailored response to the needs of an energetic family, where formality gives way to a vibrant interplay of colour, light and life.
Studio Doherty transforms a 1930s South Yarra home into a vibrant family space using bold art, curved forms and considered material choices.
Situated on a corner block in the bayside Victoria suburb of Middle Park, Panorama House features multiple vantage points that keep the water views front and centre.
Zenn Design launches the Elba Seating Collection, an elegant, Australian-made, customisable range of stools, bar stools and dining chairs that bring sophistication to any space.
Sarah & Sebastian’s Armadale store by Richards Stanisich and Lava Flow residence in Auckland by Pac Studio are the major winners in the 39th Dulux Colour Awards.
Fomu has unveiled a reimagined brand identity, marking a transformative period of reflection and creativity for the design studio founded by Gabrielle Beswick and Andrew Beveridge.
Eighty-eight finalists have been named in this year’s Dulux Colour Awards across residential, commercial, installation and student categories.
This mid-century dwelling has been sensitively repaired by Vaughan Howard Architects, becoming a captivating setting for artists in residency programs as part of the Garambi Baanj Cultural Precinct.
Elevating a heritage Melbourne home, Studio Ceravolo thoughtfully marries the site’s existing heritage features with the needs of an evolving family.
With their latest project, Copperstone, Emma and Tom Lane of The Range Estates layer the charm of a Spanish hacienda with the rustic appeal of an outback homestead to create a country escape.
A contemporary extension to a 200-year-old cottage in Launceston, Tasmania, highlights the intrinsic beauty and tactility of bricks.
Danielle Brustman has crafted a vibrant, joyous and whimsical learning environment for children aged up to five.
Entries are now open for the 39th Dulux Colour Awards, one of Australia and New Zealand’s most prestigious showcases of exceptional colour design.
Australian timber flooring manufacturer Made by Storey is raising the bar with an innovative new range primed to redefine how timber is specified in residential contexts.
Melbourne Place, the latest luxury boutique stay in the heart of Australia’s arguably most creative and cultural mecca is a declaration of intention, purpose and identity.
Fomu unveils ten new pieces, blending sustainable materials with refined craftsmanship to create furniture that harmonises aesthetic beauty with everyday practicality.
Embracing modern openness, Emily Gillis Interior Design responds to Toorak Apartment’s architectural heritage and the owners’ desire for a simplified, calming space as they downsize.
Spanish designer Patricia Urquiola has collaborated with the biggest names in design, and her work with Patrizia Moroso continues to inspire.
Studio Doherty balances the historical elements of Elonera House with a forward-looking vision, ensuring that the home emphasises connection.
How Brickworks is addressing three major factors determining the way in which we, as a nation, create a cleaner, greener future.
Known for designing spaces that are emotive yet highly functional, Melbourne interior design studio GOLDEN has recently reached a significant milestone – approaching 10 years of crafting interiors.
Kennedy Nolan’s design of Up There in Melbourne’s CBD challenges the traditional notion of what a retail interaction can be.
The owners of Chiswick Residence engage Tamsin Johnson for a modest renovation of their existing home, which evolved to accommodate their lifestyle.
Emily Gillis Design extends the relevancy of an existing heritage home, establishing Elwood Residence as a place of composure and calm.
With a stunning design by Decus, Made by Storey’s new Sydney showroom signifies a spirited next step for the luxury timber flooring brand.
Reflecting a timeless and refined legacy, Camilla and Marc’s new home in Melbourne's Chadstone Shopping Centre is a destination store.
Elm Residence, created by Drew Cole Architects and GOLDEN, gracefully extends around an established elm tree on site, placing emphasis on creating a warm and open atmosphere.
Consciously innovating to reflect how people use power, ZETR has launched their first moveable outlet series including product of collaboration, flush MOVE.
The Local Project interviews Creative Director of Artedomus, Thomas Coward for a Question and Answer about his practices and how they have evolved over time.
Harriet’s House sees SO:Architecture draw from the heritage roots of the home to ensure an honourable homage to the original era stylings.
Portsea Surf Shack sees Blair Smith Architecture ground the home’s history to its surrounds and layer in textural and refined gestures to enliven the coastal residence.
Sorrento Residence sees Emily Gillis and Planned Living Architects combine to extend the original home, creating open volumes around which the family can all gather.
As a retail experience that feels both familiar and welcoming, bassike Armadale sees Akin Atelier aim to change the traditional approach to a typology, tending instead towards the approachable.
As an exploration of public buildings and their engagement with the many faces they wear over time, the latest iteration to the NGV Architecture Commission series by NWMN.
Park House sees Pleysier Perkins and Mimi Design combine to carefully craft a home that respects its origins, while extruding the essence of the home into a new addition.
Kate Stokes and Haslett Grounds, the dynamic design duo behind Melbourne-based furniture and lighting brand Coco Flip, usher in a new era for the brand.
Hawthorn Project sees Rosanna Ceravolo propose a highly detailed sculpting of form that embeds a contemporary rigour among the existing heritage detailing and structure.
Revival Projects is an organisation like no other. Recognising a disastrous waste problem within the building industry, the company has positioned itself between the materials themselves and the tip.
Fisher & Paykel’s appliances are deeply informed by human experience, and respond to changing cultural, social and economic trends through a thoughtful design approach.
: Founded in 2015, engineered timber flooring specialist Made by Storey is committed to promoting sustainabiliity through its product offering, and through the Carbon Neutral Plant-a-Tree Program.
Bringing a vivacious showcase to Melbourne in celebration of the brand’s 15th year, DesignByThem presented a discerning selection of Australian designs at their Show+Tell event.
At Melbourne Design Week 2022, Broached Commissions presents Broached Recall Three: Fidele Luce, a creative and highly conceptual development in the Broached Recall series.
Five hotels located in both Australia and New Zealand with a focus on excellent design.
The inaugural Melbourne Design Fair by the National Gallery of Victoria and Melbourne Art Foundation has been launched, celebrating established and emerging artists and designers.
Norfolk House by SE DÉA ea combines an organic and restrained approach to extend the original handcrafted nature of the home through a more contemporary lens, as an idyllic escape.
In a conscious juxtaposition to the taut architectural skin of the newly developed Melbourne CBD precinct 80 Collins, MATTER by Fiona Lynch is an assemblage of organic sculptural forms.
Across 11 days in March, Melbourne Design Week hummed through the state of Victoria with over 350 talks, tours, exhibitions, launches and workshops exploring how design can shape our future.
Conceived as an urban oasis in Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley, The Calile Hotel designed by local firm Richards & Spence is a catalyst for indulgence and discovery.
As part of Melbourne Design Week 2022, Spenca & Lyda presents Futures Collective at Villa Alba Museum in Kew featuring work by Jon Goulder, Broached Commissions, Fiona Lynch and more.
An electrifying convergence of artists and collectors is set to delight this March with the National Gallery of Victoria and Melbourne Art Foundation announcing the launch of Melbourne Design Fair.
As Creative & Brand Director at the helm of her family business, James Richardson Furniture (JRF), Georgia Danos celebrates the company’s historic origins and brings it decidedly into the present.
Interior designer Tamsin Johnson’s work is an energising melange of vintage grandeur and modern lines, fed by her early exposure to the world of design.
Using subtle and tactile materiality, this compact South Yarra apartment by Emily Gillis stretches the perceived idea of space enabling a beautifully delicate yet entirely practical sanctuary.
With comfort, community and sustainability at the heart of IN BED, these values are undeniably manifest in lifestyle products that effuse absolute cosiness.
Applications are open for the Melbourne Design Week 2022. Commencing on Thursday 17 March next year, the dynamic international event will run over 11 days.
Darling Apartment by Blair Smith Architecture is an experiment in inner-city regeneration, a compact yet highly considered apartment upgrade harnessed by deft planning and warm material profiles.
Camilla and Marc Armadale sees Akin Atelier carve a uniquely immersive retail experience, creating an idyllic platform to showcase seasonal offerings.
Beach House Geelong, with architecture by Hare and Hare, sees Studio Esteta conjure a relaxed and casual eatery experience connecting openly to its location and embracing the outdoors.
