TheEND’s new Paddington showroom by LYMT and Smac Studio reimagines the terrace house as an immersive retail and gallery experience.
Melbourne Design Week returns from 14-24 May with a city-wide program of forward-thinking exhibitions, fascinating talks and exciting installations.
On Grattan Street in Carlton, Standing Room Coffee reimagines the familiar rhythm of Melbourne’s cafe culture with confident clarity.
Homeroom Studio melded the hues and rhythms of rural living with its distinctive restrained design approach to create Kookaburra Ridge.
A building that’s lived many lives is a bit like a museum. Brackenbury & Austin, a circa-1940 structure recently restored by Studio Shand, embodies this allegory.
Dulwich Hill House brings a contemporary, Los Angeles–influenced sensibility to its humble Australian setting.
At Gruyere Farm, nearly 40 hectares of bushland, vineyards and grazing Angus cattle set the stage for a story of quiet renewal.
The 2026 Dulux Colour Awards invite architects, designers, specifiers and students to enter projects showcasing creative, inspiring use of colour.
Remington Matters and Angus McBride’s practice was founded on a love of making. They reflect on 10 years of design and staying true to their craft.
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The (Emerging) Designer Awards Winner for Commercial Interior, Mane by Manifold is a bold, community-oriented space in Melbourne’s Collingwood.
Walking through The Esplanade, you may see one of the last remaining Art Deco apartment buildings in Perth’s CBD, a classic sandstone structure now fondly known as Lawson Flats.
Multidisciplinary Melbourne studio Space Between takes a non-traditional approach to collaborations with the likes of Nike, Troye Sivan, Arc’Teryx and MPavilion.
NOROCK by Chris and Toby Heyring is a global phenomenon that has changed the experience of dining out with its innovative self-stabilising table base technology.
Through a series of subtle gestures by Neil Cownie Architect, 123 House emerges from the site as an optimisation its former self.
NOROCK is an innovative table from father and son duo Chris and Toby Heyring that promises stability on any surface.
Transformative Repair features a series of innovative pieces by leading Australian designers, seeing once loved items repaired and transformed to reflect modern consumer needs.
Palmer Street by Studio Shand draws on contrasting and curious details to curate a series of interlocking spaces that defy the traditional and entice enquiry.
Studio Shand and Cadrys have collaborated on a new range of indoor rugs inspired by the shapes and colours of Californian modernism, named SUPERGRAPHICS.