These luxury brands are constantly evolving while maintaining a signature identity, leading to new designs that are innovative yet sophisticated and timeless.
Founded by Jeremy Levitt and Danu Kennedy of New York City-based design firm Parts and Labor Design, Known Work is the result of a working relationship turned lifelong friendship.
Australian contract furniture consultancy ownworld continues to expand its stable of exemplary brands by partnering with esteemed Brisbane-based maker Derlot.
A masterful blend of modernism and nature, Pine House shines with its panoramic views, an innovative layout and an enviable connection to the coastal landscape of Port Phillip Bay.
Through a minimal and considered approach, Zuzana & Nicholas has transformed a previously run-down 1980s townhouse into a series of calm, finely detailed spaces that connect to landscaped gardens.
Melbourne photographer Dave Kulesza returns with a new series, ‘UTOPÍA – Built Forms of Ricardo Bofill’, a journey into one of the world’s most recognisable and Instagrammable buildings.
19 Waterloo Street is a statement about joy and delight and is a new part of the fabric of the city, a thread in the tapestry of Surry Hills, its history and its future.
A dated Sydney apartment is upgraded by Studio LHD into a serene Japandi-inspired space, offering a peaceful retreat from its bustling inner-city surrounds.
Built on a deep mutual respect and a shared appreciation for each other’s expertise, Artedomus’s relationships with its Italian partners are key to the company’s continuing success.
Designed to embrace the wild terrain of its locale, Waitī House captures warmth, comfort and natural connection through a stone-and-timber palette built around premium oak flooring from Forté.
King Living’s King Trade program empowers designers and architects with a vast selection of sustainable fabrics and customisable textile solutions for diverse projects.
A feminine counterpoint to its masculine sibling restaurant Firedoor, Gildas wine bar in Sydney’s Surry Hills channels old-Hollywood elegance while drawing inspiration from Spain’s lively Basque.
Riverview is a calm and contemporary dwelling crafted to take advantage of Pittwater views – tantalising glimpses of water peeking through a lush canopy of eucalypts.
With its new Āhuru range of carpets – inspired by the New Zealand landscape – Bremworth demonstrates how high-quality fibres, considered creativity and handcrafted skill.
Colourful and timeless designs have long defined French outdoor furniture brand Fermob. But the 134-year-old company is also defined by its eco credentials and commitment to employee wellbeing.
If you were to pick just one piece that symbolises the distinctive, personality-packed fun that is Superfreak, it would have to be the Gentiana lamp from The Future Perfect.
Channelling the locale’s creative, design-focused spirit, interior designer Georgina Jeffries seeks to add drama to the streetscape with Friends with Frank on Fitzroy’s iconic Gertrude Street.
With new regulations governing the amount of lead used in plumbing systems, innovative tapware brand Faucet Strommen has introduced UltraBrass, a unique alloy that boasts both health and environmental
Much like the varied nature of our climate, Living Edge’s outdoor furniture offerings – including European brands Magis, RODA and Extremis – are as diverse as they are aesthetically beautiful.
The renovation of a home within one of Melbourne’s first apartment towers reimagines its rich modernist history and striking aspect, offering both urban immersion and refuge.
Gaggenau’s appreciation of design is ingrained in its ethos, whether that’s recognising traditional skill in its European headquarters or on a tour of Milan’s Salone del Mobile.
Stylecraft is excited to introduce its latest workplace options: the Loft workstation by Thinking Works and Square Bear’s Clarity One phone booth and associated Tide task chair.
Melbourne Place, the latest luxury boutique stay in the heart of Australia’s arguably most creative and cultural mecca is a declaration of intention, purpose and identity.
After 10 years, Tom Mark Henry continues to design with creativity, authenticity and a commitment to enriching spaces that connect, inspire and leave a lasting impact.
Artist Kimmy Hogan transforms a humble weatherboard in Geelong into a double-storey family home that oozes individuality, elevated by striking architectural door hardware by Iver.
A respectful renovation of an historic home, Kesterson House is Bunston’s first completed project and a bold declaration of the firm’s architectural vision and design intentions.
Norfolk is an artful combination of brutalist architecture and layered interiors that, together, boldly reinterprets the Australian beach house vernacular on the Victorian coastline.
Known for making serious furniture, Adam Lynch and Dale Hardiman of Dowel Jones have now marked a decade of realising playful, accessible design with their Melbourne-based business.
Thoughtfully salvaging the materials and history of its island site, this dynamic family home beautifully interweaves shared and personal narratives with sustainable, contemporary design.
A three-storey Californian bungalow on Sydney’s Lower North Shore has been reimagined by Daniel Boddam to celebrate both family life and its harbour vistas.
Montecito Residence by Jamie Bush + Co blends durability with modern design, using metal, concrete and bold interiors to become a lasting, vibrant retreat.
Beaudry Collier Design has transformed a loft in downtown Manhattan into a place of soft colour and inviting texture, creating a distinctive family home that feels both sophisticated and youthful.
Matt McKay transforms a 1920s Greenwich residence into a modern family home, blending historical charm with contemporary design to create a timeless space that overlooks Long Island Sound.
Fisher & Paykel’s Experience Centres in Melbourne, Auckland and London are an expression of the New Zealand appliance company’s longstanding values surrounding craft and locality.
Situated on a verdant street in the Melbourne suburb of Caulfield North, this luminous family retreat remains true to its mid-century heritage while thoughtfully embracing the future.
Timeless design that deepens in beauty with age is at the heart of Los Angeles-based Kalon Studio’s approach, which also has holistic sustainability at its core.
Four decades after it was purchased, a family’s King Living sofa has been re-covered for the second time, reflecting the brand’s ethos: timeless furniture with longevity at its core.
This interconnected, dynamic Dallas home oozes striking contemporary style and full luxury features including a sports car gallery, dual home offices and a glamorous bedroom suite.
Designed by Pandolfini Architects, Point Nepean House gracefully contours with the landscape, creating intimate retreats that draw the eye to the surrounding beauty.
P Johnson Femme’s new store in The Strand Arcade, Sydney, offers an intimate experience where Tamsin Johnson’s designs evoke a continental salon filled with layered decadence and rich character.
Making her curatorial debut, Melbourne-based stylist, decorator and designer Simone Haag will curate Craft Victoria’s final main gallery exhibition for the year – ‘Fables & Folklore’.
New York-based design studio General Assembly has created a shoppable design gallery in Brooklyn called The Residence, featuring furniture, lighting, objects and artwork.
Studio Prineas transforms a Federation cottage in Sydney’s Lower North Shore into a warm, dynamic family home, blending modern living with a sensitive approach to heritage alterations.
A renovated waterfront caretaker’s cottage on the market in Sydney’s exclusive Point Piper makes the suburb’s most famous address within reach of astute buyers.
C.Kairouz Architects’ Bonded House transforms a compact site in Northcote into a light-filled, flexible family home, seamlessly integrating indoor and outdoor spaces.
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