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.
In Melbourne, Partners Hill transforms a basement space within the heritage-listed Quamby into a richly layered exploration of compact living.
Fienza’s bathroom portfolio reflects the best in Australian design, with the Kuro shower collection reflecting the brand’s architectural approach.
Basil Bangs partners with Tom Mark Henry on Verso, a 21-piece outdoor capsule collection of umbrellas, seating and soft furnishings.
Alexandra Brown Interiors refines an existing Elizabeth Bay penthouse through bespoke detailing and layered materiality.
Steel Window Design’s new Melbourne HQ, by Büro Architects, brings together factory, office and showroom within a single warehouse conversion.
Lucian Architectural Lighting has become the exclusive commercial distributor in four Australian states for Danish design icon Louis Poulsen.
Sheet Society’s new boutique in Adelaide welcomes customers into an inviting, home-like space that allows for both exploration and curiosity.
Instinctive Architecture
Artifice
An 1890s Victorian villa in Sydney is reimagined, balancing restored heritage details with open contemporary living to create an art-filled sanctuary designed for family life and entertaining.
Dulux has unveiled its 2027 Colour Forecast, featuring three new palettes – Play, Treasure and Sensory – that bring warmth back into interiors.
We take a look at what’s new in design, from Bocci’s elemental 93 collection to Cassina’s revival of a 1966 Bauhaus-inspired design.
Minimal, monumental and timeless, Eaglemont Residence by Adam Kane Architects is a home designed to endure for decades to come.
Designed by Hillside Architecture & Interior, Duffy’s Estate is a large-scale multigenerational home where private and shared spaces are balanced.
Drawing on the traditional Japanese philosophy of boro, Tom Mark Henry stitches together old and new to create a warm, layered home for a young family.
Designed by Blair Smith Architecture for a family returning home to Melbourne, this revitalised residence is poetic in its pragmatic design.
At Eyrie Residence, a cluster of raw concrete pavilions emerges from the crest of a mountain, framing uninterrupted views of the Victorian Alps.
Bankston and Design Nature Agency unite music, design and materiality at an intimate evening of jazz in Sydney.
Developer and builder 5Point has completed Ophira, a boutique absolute beachfront development on the Gold Coast with uninterrupted ocean views.
Faucet Strommen is more than just a luxury tapware brand: it’s a family-run business committed to local manufacturing and fine craftsmanship.
The material palette of this home in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs becomes progressively lighter as it rises.
Instead of a typical townhouse development, Oz Property Group, SLAB and DKO craft Shelley Street as a reflection of Richmond’s industrial heritage.
Melbourne studio Joe Blow specialises in Italian post-Fascist furniture, which challenges conventions of living, making and material use.