Signorino and Woodcut’s expansive new Brisbane Stone Gallery offers a single destination for the selection of stone, tile and timber in Queensland.
In Sydney’s Northern Beaches, White Rock by Matters + Made unfolds as a carefully calibrated sanctuary for the founder of ZETR and his young family.
The Autumn Afterhours event at Waterloo Design Centre united Sydney’s design community to celebrate craftsmanship, materiality and collaboration.
The Local Project hosted two intimate events to celebrate renowned architect Tom Kundig’s monograph Tom Kundig: Complete Houses.
In Seaforth, Sydney, Sasso Nero by buck&simple is an elegant family home showcasing stone, light and a connection to landscape.
Architect Jon Gentry designed The Rambler, a single-storey home shaped by music and local makers, as a deeply personal homecoming for his family.
Located on George Street in the heart of Sydney's Maison Precinct, Montblanc’s Sydney flagship boutique effortlessly combines history and modernity.
Balancing grand waterfront views with refined, functional comforts, 1 Hotel and Homes Melbourne’s penthouse by FK and Carr is a residential oasis.
Virgin Active Bondi reimagines the fitness environment as a luxury social destination grounded in ritual, recovery and connection.
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Fisher & Paykel has announced a major exhibition, Nature-Ritual, for Milan Design Week 2026.
Olive Cooke and Henry Tervenski’s residence drew inspiration from Scandinavian and Japanese design to become a detail-rich home befitting its context.
Fisher & Paykel’s Global Speaker Series invited leading architects and designers to discuss how design can respond to a rapidly changing world.
Emerging from the foothills of the Southern Highlands, a reductive shelter of concrete and steel sits quietly within its natural landscape.
Cove by Koichi Takada Architects presents a terraced stack of fluid planes, instilling mindfulness and retreat for the family who reside within.
Matakana Inlet House by Fearon Hay presents a modest facade and an elegant simplicity of design.
Architect John Irving’s Auckland home deftly balances charm and restraint with characterful touches, including a picture window and gabled forms.
Te Mānia challenges convention while playing on the idea of duality to deliver a dynamic yet profound experience.
Nestled in the coastal suburb of Clovelly, Gully House by Andrew Burges Architects is a residence rooted in its natural surroundings.
A group of 40 Australian architects and designers travelled to Milan, Italy – and subsequently toured through Austria – for this year’s Salone del Mobile as guests of Blum.
Built on a deep mutual respect and a shared appreciation for each other’s expertise, Artedomus’s relationships with its Italian partners are key to the company’s continuing success.
Stylecraft is excited to introduce its latest workplace options: the Loft workstation by Thinking Works and Square Bear’s Clarity One phone booth and associated Tide task chair.
Considered geometries, finishes and functions enable Hemispheres, a 10-piece collection of architectural hardware from Bankston and CIVILIAN, to champion design languages previously unexpressed.
A modest and modern family home, Forever House by MCK Architects overcomes the complexities of a sloping site through a considered approach to form and landscape.