Scotland Island House II sees Sam Crawford Architects create a relaxed and modest home through an embrace of its enviable views, layered with enriching materiality and texture.
A New Normal shows Melbourne how it can transform from a consumer to a producer of energy by 2030, with a strategy that would pay for itself in less than 10 years.
Charged with designing a garden that would blend classic and contemporary elements and enhance the architecture, Woollahra Garden from Secret Gardens is a study in simplicity.
Clifton Hill House by Winter Architecture plays with elements of balance, contrast and restraint in bringing a contemporary robustness together with the ornate detailing of its past.
As a reconfiguration of the traditional workplace model, RMBL sees Golden utilise colour and curves tocreate opportunities for activity-based working.
Woolwich Pier Hotel sees Alexander and Co take cues from the act of coming together of diverse groups in proposing a renovation that enlivens and adds depth.
Paspaley Pearls Office sees Richards Stanisich layer in elements from the unique shell and its heritage with newer insertions that connect the brand to place.
Stryüm, the new custom range of woodgrain finishes from Fairview, offers architects the ability to deliver a timeless and inspired vision.
Exoskeleton House sees Studio Takt utilise an open approach in engaging a rural vernacular in the reworking of the existing bungalow.
Subtle expressions of craft await around every corner – and curve – of Owston Hill, a home that is a testament to architect Meaghan White’s integration within the thriving local design community.
Set on a triangular block, Levo’s House by Clinton Murray Architects takes a step away from the norm and creates an overt and angular treetop haven.
With Melbourne Design Week in full swing, over 300 events, exhibitions, workshops, and panel discussions are taking place throughout the city, online and across Victoria.
Haxstead Garden House sees Tobias Partners combine restraint and a highly detailed approach in conjuring a restful and robust place of respite.
Embracing a human-centred approach to lighting, ILANEL Design Studio celebrates a decade of visionary design, continuing a legacy as one of Australia’s leading luminaire designers and makers.
Manor Street sees Venn Architects use restraint and a linear language to conjure a home deeply connected to its landscaped garden setting, encouraging an easy connectionbetween inside and out.
Coolamon House sees DFJ Architects bring a robust resilience to match the settingtogether with an unexpected refinement to create an idyllic and removed experience within a unique natural environment.
Glyde Street sees MJA Studio respond to the opportunities for passive comfort of the site by splitting the overall volume and creating quality places of occupancy in the process.
Melbourne-based development and investment group CADRE has emerged with a strong vision and uncompromising ideology to produce beautiful, innovative and enduring spaces.
East Fremantle House by Nic Brunsdon sees a traditional home on a narrow block reprogramed into a light-filled haven for a growing family,.
From computer science to managing director of Artedomus, Phil Brenton, may have followed an unconventional path yet has become a key figure within the local design industry.
The Grove sees Corben Architects utilise vertical stacking and the diffusion of thresholds between inside and outto encourage an outdoor lifestyle.
Contemplation House sees Virginia Kerridge Architect combines a philosophical and nature-based approach in responding to the views.
Navigating an unconventionally shaped site, Tobias Partners carefully integrates simple architectural principles with a layering of landscaped elements to create a home that reinterprets challenges.
Pacific House sees Penman Brown inject a welcomed new connectedness into the original building, opening it up to embrace its coastal context.
The newly-opened Glenvill Homes Collection Showhomecelebrates the range’s emphasis on responsive planning and considered contemporary design.
Kitchen Garden House sees Owen Architecture combine a simplified, clean stepped approach in bridging the built elements of the home and its lush surrounding landscape.
Pop-Up House by Melbourne architecture studio FIGR invites visitors to experience the front garden through a series of spaces with increasing levels of privacy.
The BINQ Archetto Series of timber windows and doors have been used to maximum effect in Kew Residence by Chamberlain Architects.
Camping Ground Berry sees Casey Brown Architecture evolve a previous iteration, developing and adapting the previous design to respond to its new context and be the ultimate removed retreat.
Skilfully modulating its relationship to the street and landscape, Brighton House by Tim de Natris and Chloe Skurrieis a bright and spirited homedesigned to nurture family life.
A grand, turn-of-the-century home restored to its former glory and updated for modern life by Doherty Design Studio provides a fitting backdrop for Volume 2 of GlobeWest’s 2021 Collection.
Previously a warehouse, Graffiti House sees Durack Architects’ insightful rigour create an introspective home that embraces the natural elements.
Bondi sees Full of Grace Interiors worked closely with a willing client to conjure a home of varying tonality and moods through a series of purposed zones and a contemporary approach.
Købn is an Australian textiles brand seeking to provide the perfect summer companion through its recently released cotton linen collection.
Slattery & Acquroff Stairs, now in its fourth generation as a family owned business, is currently celebrating the milestone of a century in business.
Using the bones of a pre-war Queenslander home, Joe Adsett Architects has designed a palatial Spanish-inspired home.
Dangar Barin Smith has forged a signature landscape aesthetic celebrated for its quiet brilliance, with depth, restraint and seasonal delight.
Narrabundah House sees Ben Walker Architects tap into an emotive approach, in carving out a robust and flexible home well equipped to respond to the dynamism of family life.
In a landscape that is in perpetual flux, shifting in concert with the seasons, Edition Office’s Kyneton House was conceived as a constant, bearing witness to the passage of time.
Finding utility and comfort in James Richardson Furniture’s new forms, Tom Mark Henry celebrate sculptural objects making living easy.
Driven by a curiosity to probe the limits of spatial relationships and contribute to the bigger picture of society at large, Studio Bright’s work is grounded on principles of experimentation.
Melbourne Design Week’s prolific satellite program celebrates design as an agent of change, reaffirming Melbourne’s status as a powerhouse of design creativity.
From a design driven by the push and pull between the unique strengths and challenges of its lakeside site, Kennedy Nolan’s Ballarat House emerges as a home finely attuned to its context.
After becoming involved once construction commenced, Tom Robertson and Simone Haag leant on renowned suppliers like Made By Storey to bring this Red Hill home to life.
Gleaming steel, mirrors, rough concrete and select artworks set the interiors of Melbourne fitness club Maddox by Hecker Guthrie apart from the crowd.
HC28’s new Cosmo collection is a range of sophisticated and contemporary furniture designed, as the name suggests, to complement a cosmopolitan lifestyle.
The Studio Kitchen by Kennedy Nolan is a design whose small size belies its unexpected generosity and high degree of functionality.
Beaumaris House sees Clare Cousins Architects curate a measured response to the home’s residential setting, with an emphasis on experience and an expression of boldness concurrently.
Amongst the snow gums and alpine grasses lies Crackenback House, the latest residence designed and constructed in collaboration between Casey Brown and Bellevarde Constructions.
Sandringham Skyhomes sees Tecture and CGD Architects bring elements from the exterior architectural language into the interior lived experience.
Alexandria House sees Andrew Burns Architecture combine elements from the past with a refreshing and modern understanding of place to create a home anchored within its surroundings.
Merriwee sees Templeton Architecture combine a sensitive tactility that allows the new to appropriately interweave with the old and solidify its character and charm.
Nelli and Juri Hegi are the creative couple behind the Gerringong-based design studio Hegi Design House.
Cammeray House sees Tribe Studio respectfully reference the past in the contiguous connecting of materiality and form, extending an ingrained relevance and encasing the home as a whole.
The Bridge House sees Lot 1 Design combine a considered and sensitive approach in bringing elements of the old and new together with purposeful cohesion.
Calabash Bay Lodge by Carole Whiting Studio finely balances form and function, crafting a cohesive guest retreat hidden along the Hawkesbury River.
Henry Wilson is the founder of the Studio Henry Wilson and, most recently, Laker Studio with David Caon.
Rogerseller is looking to colour and texture to create inspiring, uplifting spaces that reflect the lifestyle and personality of their inhabitants.
Slow Bed by Plyroom strips back the complicated layers of this modern life in a quest to reclaim the refuge of the home.
Stylecraft is proud to welcome world-renowned Italian illumination designers Artemide to the company's impressive collection of contemporary lighting and furniture brands.
