Thornbury House sees One Design Office propose a home fit for the variables of family life, embedding both flexibility for function and retreat.
Picket House sees Austin Maynard Architects navigate the challenging sloping site by reconfiguring volumes and analysing how they intersect with each other and the terrain.
Picalo Cabin sees Gerard Dombroski design and build a dwelling in a rural setting with found and foraged materials within one calendar month.
Luxury Farmhouse sees Linda Habak Design draw from a rural inspiration and propose a lasting home of warmth and generosity.
Following from a successful launch in Sydney, thousands of contemporary artworks will be under one roof as the Affordable Art Fair returns to Melbourne.
Leopold Banchini Architects repurposes local hardwoods and creates a restful home, taking an environmentally and culturally conscious approach to design.
Hood House sees Mihaly Slocombe Architects embed a flexibility into the spaces, allowing for expansion and contraction as needed, through a playful and experimental lens.
Plyroom adds American oak to its statement Australian-made collection, continuing to champion hand-finished and sustainably forested timbers as a gateway to slow living.
Norwest Quarter is an inspiring master-planned urban community situated in The Hills Shire, just out of Sydney.
Mitcham Abode sees Glasshouse Projects combine both a robustness and a textural complexity to create a home of lasting relevance.
Designed to modernise traditional sinks, Oliveri has released their new Australian-made Flinders sink range, offering exceptional functionality, quality and design.
The Courtyard House sees Page Stewart draw from a European influence in encouraging the outside lived life, turning the focus inward as a private repose.
With Off Grid FZ House, Anderson Architecture demonstrates that elegant, resilient, sustainable design is possible in the most challenging of environments.
Union Street Residence sees NTF Architecture increase the transparency of the existing and propose a series of generous volumes that openly welcome an exchange with the landscape and natural light.
Through a holistic approach Four Pillars by Breathe evokes a sensory escape through their new sustainably focused distillery.
Magnolia House sees Robson Rak take heeded influence from the ornate and crafted nature of the existing, proposing a home of continued evolution, elevated through detail.
Lee House sees Candalepas Associates focus on a modest approach in sculpting the new as a considered extension of the existing, creating an outward focus and curated engagement with light.
Hutchinson Street sees Kim Kneipp and ARKit combine to propose a warm family home with nods to the familiar.
Onyx sees Story Design Collective create a unique and defining home of dark materiality and texture as a contrasting offering among the surrounding natural context.
Bank Road sees Shaun Lockyer Architects acknowledge the rich history and prominence of its original architect in sculpting its next chapter and extending a legacy.
Medindie House sees Architects Ink incorporate a balance of weighted and lighter elements within a modernist and controlled structural approach.
With their well-honed ability to tell stories through materiality and craft, Sydney-based design studio Alexander &CO creates spirited environments shaped by ecological and social sustainability.
Host House sees Splinter Society Architecture balance vertical and horizontal expressions across the site, creating and emphasising contrast and form in the process.
Milkbar House sees Kennedy Nolan carefully weave the owner’s layered brief in among the existing heritage, focusing on inward and natural connections.
Utilising a natural material palette, Belfield Duplex emerges as a robust and dynamic project, seeing HA Design and Mattone Construction combine raw and expressive elements to create an inviting home.
Pacific House sees Alexander &CO. connect the existing form through a more considered response to its surrounding context, anchoring the spaces and enriching the everyday experience of the home.
O House sees Martson Architects propose a home that can open and close as needed, becoming both a place to convene and to live independently, as a reflection of family life.
Taking inspiration from the Victorian era, Zuster introduces its latest furniture collection, Victoria, emerging from the brand’s collaborative work on the Portarlington Grand Hotel.
VBO Australia has opened its new Sydney showroom and redesigned its Melbourne showroom to coincide with the launch of LightLab across both locations.
Eastham Street sees MUIR Architecture focus on re-crafting a contemporary iteration of the home’s former self to actively engage with the natural elements.
Astor Apartment sees Madeleine Blanchfield Architects open and recalibrate the interior to better connect to the encircling views whilst retaining the existing charm of its 1920s architecture.
Designed by Kennedy Nolan, The Lothian in North Melbourne is a speculative residential development comprising an unusual housing mix of townhouses and apartments.
There’s no denying the mass appeal of the humble sandwich, nor that the boldness of a menu restricted to only a few offerings means Hecker Guthrie’s Hector’s Deli is on to a good thing.
Bridge House sees Kister Architects reference the original experimental and low-lying formal approach of the existing home in conceiving the addition.
Palm Beach House sees Bone Made propose a home of balance and restraint, focusing on refined detailing and a volumetric approach.
Bowen House sees Neil Architecture open the new as a connected embrace of the surrounds, orienting the living and shared spaces of the home to capture the natural elements.
Oyster Catcher sees MCK Architects ensure a continued legacy between owners and the surrounds with the form engaging with the elements through a simplified approach.
Stylecraft presented a selection of brands and products at Salone del Mobile. Influenced by the home and work life divide, brands reimagined designs without traditional boundaries.
Connected House sees Wolveridge Architects draw from the coastal and surrounding environment to form a design led by the lifestyle and personalities of the clients.
Guided by Flack Studio IN BED Armadale welcomes customers into a warm and tranquil store filled with IN BED’s timeless and loveable collections.
Flinders Residence sees Susi Leeton Architects navigate the challenging site through a understate and refined approach, emphasising warmth, elegance, and an embodied calm.
Kent Street Project sees Paredes Design Office and CB Interiors propose a warm and inviting pied-à-terre for its owners, focusing on natural elements and a resounding timelessness.
Garden Terrace sees Madeleine Blanchfield Architects use contrast to create moments of the unexpected and infuse a sense of drama throughout.
More than ever before, architects, clients and developers are coming to terms with the emotional experience of design in the context of multiple-residential living.
Darling Point sees Phoebe Nicol Interior Architecture reference a Belgian restraint in composing the resulting home, where a minimal and tonal celebration of light and collected treasures becomes the
Presenting natural handmade rugs at San Francisco Design Week, Nodi focused on fostering the connection of people and place alongside other leading New Zealand designers.
Hill House sees Madeleine Blanchfield Architects draw from the established celebration of crafted elements in proposing the new, fusing an openness that allows a new connection to light.
Hotham House sees Elenberg Fraser marry the classic form of the Victorian-era terrace with the modern style and functionality of a contemporary family home.
Coast Home sees Stacey Farrell respectfully propose an addition with a keen appreciation and acknowledgement of the unique siting, ensuring a minimal impacting footprint.
First Blush sees Smac Studio and Van Rooijen Meyers Architects propose a series of softly integrated spaces that capture the personalities of its owners, creating a unique personal connection.
Marking milestones with their own designs, both Tom Dixon and Gufram appeared at Salone del Mobile’s 60th anniversary with designs that prompted a moment of reflection.
Light House is located in Sydney’s Bronte and offers a sustainable approach to biophilic design, transforming a dark home into a light-filled oasis.
Rose Bay Duet sees Stafford Architecture and Blue Label Design combine to propose the closely related, yet respectfully contrasting and definitive forms of the contemporary residences.
With a new and visionary team leading the way, Restaurant Botanic has been transformed from its former dated iteration into a desired destination of relevance.
Designed by architect Paige Carr and locally produced in Melbourne, soft boucle curves meet terrazzo concrete for DRIA HOUSE’s sophisticated first collection.
Benjamin Jay Shand of Studio Shand delivers a limited run of Yesterday’s Tomorrow, a book infused with imaginative designs from the 20th century.
Beginning with little more than a passion for good design, Material Creative has grown to become an award-winning interior design studio renowned for creating sleek and well executed interiors.
South Crescent by Neometro illustrates the company’s sympathetic approach to property development honed from years of experience building design-focused dwellings.
Lindisfarne House sees Preston Lane Architects navigate the non-traditional site arrangement to fit the lifestyle of its inhabitants and how they wanted to engage with the surrounds.
Edge House sees Hare and Klein draw from the tranquil surrounds in proposing a balanced home of calm retreat that also ensures its owner feels uniquely represented in the final resolve.
