Olive Cooke and Henry Tervenski’s residence drew inspiration from Scandinavian and Japanese design to become a detail-rich home befitting its context.
Carlton Cottage resists the quiet pull of aesthetic performance, reinterpreting working-class nostalgia within modern living patterns.
A new development offered an interior design director homeowner to respond with a home that explores the blending of new and old through a monochromatic, minimalistic lens.
Heritage Federation hallmarks, an increased connection to nature and a desire to marry old with new were the defining traits of this Sydney home’s reasoned transformation.
Floorcovering specialist Armadillo’s new American flagship and head office – designed by Studio Goss – harnesses the visual poetry of its quintessential Californian context.
Evoking the qualities of the Mediterranean region, the retail premises has now evolved to include a traditional wine bar that cultivates nostalgia, heritage and deeply entrenched family values.
Drawing upon the historical significance of the Mount Eagle Estate, Garden House by Zen Architects reconciles the past with enduring modern day rituals.
Red Crest House by Dion Keech Architects, Loopea design Studio & Simone Haag coaxes into its design narrative the ancient natural beauty of the Dandenong Ranges.
Responding to the native colours and patterns of the Darebin Parklands located opposite, Darebin House by Molecule Studio is a sanctuary composed of natural elements.
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Mediating between breathtaking alpine outlooks and an atmosphere of rich domesticity, Matagouri by Fearon Hay Architects finds its identity through elemental materiality and meticulous craftsmanship.
Dilkera by Shaun Lockyer Architects is inherently anchored through form and materiality to its location on the banks of the Brisbane River.
Situated on the 10th floor of Melbourne's Century Building, Seb Brown’s new jewellery studio and showroom by Sean Godsell Architects is distinguished by a starkly futuristic design language.
Nestled within the sleepy coastal have of Mossy Point, this residence by Edition Office embodies the studio’s penchant for crafting buildings of graceful austerity.
Hawthorn House by Edition Office explores an ever-changing experience of habitation and its continued enrichment through the incremental encroachment of the garden.
Toots Disco by Kate Archibald Design encapsulates the gritty realness of classic dive bars without compromising on the intoxicating charisma of a richly layered and highly resolved design language.
The Statewide Child Centre by Kerstin Thompson Architects and BLOXAS demonstrates a highly sensitive design approach to realise an empathetic architectural response.
Astrid Dispensary by Alte. Studio, advocates for the relevance of cannabinoid medicine, plant-based therapies and nutraceuticals via a design language that juxtaposes traditional approaches.
Exemplifying the company’s approach to design, the Duobuilt Melbourne HQ is characterised by a clean and contemporary aesthetic with attention to detail and precision execution.
Simone Haag has forged an interior decorating mecca that radiates with her own lived experiences, lending resonance to the environments she realises.
Tanner Architects harnesses Tasmania’s raw natural intensity with The Point, a pavilion that encapsulates a physical and emotional experience of place.
International Women’s Day 2022 is dedicated to ‘breaking the bias’. For Melbourne-based interior designer Sally Caroline, empathy is the keystone to being a female business leader today.
ZETR has launched the new surface-mount 12 Series, which features throughout architect Brad Swartz’s own home in Sydney.