Featuring wineries from around Australia and New Zealand including Delatite Cellar Door by Lucy Clemenger Architects through to Ata Rangi Tasting Room by Makers of Architecture.
Nestled at the bustling intersection of two suburban streets in Melbourne's south east, Ritz&Ghougassian’s McKinnon apartment building makes a distinctive visual statement.
Emulating a traditional London terrace, BTT-Balmerino Residence sees Studio Griffiths capture a contemporary interpretation of the past whilst integrating crafted and attuned detailing throughout.
An ardent environment where courtroom meets classroom, Moot Court Learning Precinct by Jackson Clements Burrows Architects presents a redevelopment that enriches Monash University’s Clayton Campus.
Fronting Bondi Beach, Glory Days invokes the Australian love of summer holidays, channelling the rich materiality and sun-bleached tones of the pavilion’s European inspiration.
Hoteliers Raes, Podia, Richards & Spence and Centennial Property Group have collectively imagined The Bonobo as a place of transformation for both the individual and the community.
LINTEL Studio for Architecture presents a delightful new possibility for a traditionally utilitarian space, marrying an intelligent floor plan with an experimental colour palette.
Agglomerati – a London-based studio that collaborates with artists to create functional art-objects in stone – presents Cor, a collection of illuminated sculptures by Australian designer Tom Fereday.
Offering an experimental take on the traditional wellness centre, Relinque Urban Retreat is a cohesive space founded on the principles of holistic wellness.
Park House sees Leeton Pointon Architects + Interiors and Allison Pye craft an enduring and classically proportioned home that reflects contemporary sculpture and openness.
Through a reinvigoration of its historical layers, Darlinghurst Terrace sees Sam Crawford Architects instil the heritage home with vibrancy and geometric expression both inside and out.
Crafted by architect Alan Powell in collaboration with local builder Aaron Brown, Common Kosci provides an attractive means of immersing oneself in nature.
A reworking of an existing heritage cottage, Darghan Terrace Glebe sees CM Studio utilise a light and subtle palette to infuse a natural connection and enhance a sense of scale.
Hayden Cox is a multi-disciplinary Australian designer who experiments with medium, materiality and collaborative design. Through his work, he aims to blur the lines between design and function.
Nestled into Sydney’s Rose Bay, the reception of Ray White Boutique by Smac Studio looks more like a high-end retail store than a consulting and sales office.
Reawakening the artisanal nuances of its past, Scott Street is breathed new life by State of Kin through an extensive overhaul of the existing living spaces and wet areas.
Expressing the highly decorated elements of its Victorian-era origins, Tiara House sees FMD Architects reimagine the existing to facilitate a more contemporary and open way of living.
Henry Wilson is a designer of furniture, lighting, accessories and components in metal, stone and glass. His work recognises the beauty that comes from objects made by hand.
With a refined material palette and pops of colour, Foolscap Studio has created a jewel-like store and gallery for Melanie Katsalidis in Melbourne’s Royal Arcade.
The architecture of Mansard expresses a contemporary take on the classical, where Carr forms a rhythm within the façade through deep reveals that define public and private space.
Grana is a thoughtful take on the neighbourhood deli, with a cosy atmosphere, exposed brickwork and original concrete flooring all paying tribute to its humble setting.
There is never a greater opportunity for self-expression than a designer’s own studio, and CLO Studios Design Atelier by CLO Studios proves this, perfectly capturing its own brand.
In its new light-filled Sydney showroom, Abey Australia has created a welcoming destination in which to explore the company’s full collection of luxury kitchen, bathroom and laundry products.
Connecting people, places and public spaces the ZETR 25 provides a versatile and re-fined sustainable power, data and charging system for commercial and workplace settings.
Inglis Architects and Georgina Jeffries utilise natural materiality, organic lines and gentle hues to imbue a refined sense of composure within Martini.
An iconic insertion within any interior, the Togo collection by Ligne Roset celebrates its 50th anniversary, cementing its reign as paramount in global design.
In two new projects, Gilmore Interior Design and TSD Studio employ EGGER materials to promote sustainable and responsible design for aged care facilities.
Cale Peters Constructions and C. Kairouz Architects make considered design and construction choices on Overend Street Residence, capably navigating what to remove, keep, rework, reprioritise.
Global award-winning leaders in luxury carpets and rugs, the design-led collective TSAR is renowned for unique, custom-made carpets for residential, commercial and hospitality spaces.
With built-in tools and accessories, the Abey Australia Boutique Collection contains a series of highly considered designs that transform household kitchens into user-friendly preparation stations.
Producing handmade ceramic lighting, tableware and home décor through her design practice, Studio Enti, Naomi Taplin leaves her mark on every product she crafts.
In a new capsule seating collection for Cult’s in-house Australian design brand, nau, designer Timothy Robertson utilises native Australian timbers alongside slender steel frames and plush upholstery.
Designed by Carr and developed by Figurehead Group, 116 Rokeby proposes a responsive place of work for design, property and construction professionals.
Exclusively available locally through Stylecraft, Arper’s new releases like Shaal, Ghia and Oell embrace adaptable spaces fostering openness and humanity.
In harmony with the surrounding landscape and allowing its beauty to unfurl into view, a holiday home on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula invokes a vacation-inspired sense of discovery.
At 849 Mandurah Residence, Perth-based residential architectural and construction company Giorgi unite the functional and aesthetic to create a harmonious and elegant design.
With masonry details and Tongue & Groove chevron flooring, this renovation of a Victorian terrace maintains the home’s historical aesthetic and the homeowner’s sense of belonging.
House in Little Manly sees James Garvan Architecture balance connections between the architecture and the surrounding garden through consideration of function.