The four winners of the first Blum Design Awards with The Local Project all created exceptional spaces that paid equal weight to form and function.
Designer Tali Roth’s Melbourne home is a personal reflection of the work and sensibility that have defined her international practice.
A long-neglected Darlinghurst terrace, Surrey 112 is a masterclass in the use of light, form and historical dialogue.
Locki Humphrey’s playful furniture, lighting and objects landed them the top prize for Product Design in the 2025 (Emerging) Designer Awards.
In the Snowy Monaro region, Kite&Kaufmehl Architecture has transformed a farmhouse into a warm alpine retreat shaped by memory and landscape.
Hospitality group Anyday has teamed with interior designer Tamsin Johnson to do something unique: give one heritage building two new personalities.
Daniel Boddam, Adam Kane Architects and Jolson are the Australian finalists in Sub-Zero Wolf’s prestigious 2024-2025 Kitchen Design Contest.
Jeff Svitak Inc.’s KAYA, a multi-residential development located on San Diego’s storied Bankers Hill, welcomes nature indoors at every turn.
Australian-born rug brand Armadillo has opened its flagship New York showroom within a heritage building overlooking Madison Square Park.
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Big Sur’s dense redwood forests, wild cliffs and misty mountains inspired Electric Bowery’s reinvention of an existing home.
Emerging from Istanbul, Marāu is redefining the relationship between cultural heritage and contemporary furniture.
More than 300 historic jewels, gemstones and timepieces from legendary jewellery house Cartier have headed to the National Gallery of Victoria.
Adorned in a glistening copper veil on the edge of the Brisbane River, 205 North Quay installs a bold new civic beacon for work and leisure.
In Melbourne, FMD Architects crafted a family home that is a quiet response to two magnificent onsite eucalyptus trees both in form and materiality.
The duo behind multidisciplinary practice Rive Roshan are widely recognised for their sculptural, colour-driven work across objects and installations.
Pandolfini Architects transforms a historic Melbourne home with a bold yet subtle addition that sits largely underground.
Wrapped around an open courtyard that hunkers into the hillside, Warm Puddles is a monastic refuge where pools of daylight define the zones within.
At Breeze House, Daniel Boddam builds a quiet sense of anticipation through a series of descending pavilions that overlook a calm coastal setting.
Long before the first plate arrives and the drinks are poured, Marlowe by J.AR Office offers something else to behold: a sense of history.
Designed by West of West, this 1,858-square-metre LA hub for German athletics brand PUMA brings product, marketing and events under one roof.
Nestled within Fitzroy Gardens in Melbourne, chef Hugh Allen’s new fine-dining restaurant, Yiaga, has been designed by architect John Wardle.
In Victoria’s Gippsland, Sans-Arc has created a deft extension to an existing 19th-century cottage, its dark and recessive form a notable presence.
SØKTAS’s Coral range makes a refined statement in Cera Stribley’s Brixton residence, reflecting the lighting brand’s status among architects.