In seaside Flinders on the Mornington Peninsula, Studio Tate has reimagined a modest 1980s motel with characteristic restraint and warmth.
On Grattan Street in Carlton, Standing Room Coffee reimagines the familiar rhythm of Melbourne’s cafe culture with confident clarity.
These luxury brands are constantly evolving while maintaining a signature identity, leading to new designs that are innovative yet sophisticated and timeless.
We take a look at what’s new in design, from Jordan Fleming’s collection with New Volumes to the 20th anniversary of a beloved Patricia Urquiola sofa.
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James Harbard Architect uses layers of memories and influences to craft Ramsden, a home defined by an enduring sense of familiarity.
Designed by Nickolas Gurtler Office, the new Lost Profile Gallery presents the work of designer Oliver Wilcox.
The Lighthouse brings new life to a landmark building with deep civic roots.
A collection of books for your library or coffee table that inspire, educate and elevate the aesthetic of your space.
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These luxury brands are constantly evolving while maintaining a signature identity, leading to new designs that are innovative yet timeless.
Idle is the latest venue from boutique Brisbane hospitality group Anyday, bringing a refined, architectural presence to Brisbane’s New Farm.
The Oogee Guesthouse in Hobart bridges hospitality and design, creating a quiet retreat that feels both personal and deeply place-based.
Lighting and tableware brand Studio Enti enters an exciting new phase with the unveiling of its new studio headquarters in Sydney’s Leichhardt.
At Capella Hotels and Resorts, design isn’t merely about aesthetics – each detail is a deliberate act of immersive storytelling.
This reimagining of a building in Melbourne’s retail precinct honours the site’s history while setting a new precedent for beauty retailer MECCA.
Tucked behind a Spanish Mission facade, Claremont unfolds as a carefully orchestrated celebration of joy, legacy and architectural delight.
Hillside House is a sanctuary of warmth, stillness and soul for interior designer Christina Symes.
Defined by calm spaces, abundant light and quiet restraint, Tree House is a personal project for architect Madeleine Blanchfield.
Tom Robertson Architects’s extension of Coppin House, a heritage home in Melbourne’s south-east, walks the line between renovation and preservation.
Newburgh Light House is a bold response to urban density, heritage constraints and the ever-growing demand for sustainable living solutions.
Scout is an immersive retreat that seamlessly blends refined design with the rugged beauty of Wānaka’s alpine landscape.
Kurraba Point, a dated ’70s apartment, has been rebooted by Mr & Mrs Elias into a luxurious residence that proves the power of downsized living.
Caitlin Parker-Brown used heritage Art Deco features as a starting point for her charming and contemporary reinvention of Monroe.