Melbourne Design Week will return for its eighth year from 23 May to 2 June 2024, featuring thought-provoking exhibitions, talks, installations and workshops throughout Melbourne and regional Victoria
Commissioned by one of its residential clients, Lande Architects revitalised financial planning business Planning Partners’ workplace in the Melbourne suburb of Camberwell.
Prominently occupying one corner of Kew Junction, Clifton Hotel has been revitalised by PUBLIC and Grossi Group and adorned with a new centrepiece: the classic Italian restaurant, Puttanesca.
Mid-century architectural principles from Frank Lloyd Wright, one of its most lauded forebears, has inspired the design of this home in Victoria that intuitively connects with its landscape.
Elton Group and Tongue & Groove are co-presenting an exhibition that showcases the beauty, potential and sustainability of timber for this year’s Melbourne Design Week.
Founded on collaboration and with a passion for robust and timeless spaces, this thriving Melbourne architecture studio creates meaningful designs informed by the histories of places and people.
Evoking the qualities of the Mediterranean region, the retail premises has now evolved to include a traditional wine bar that cultivates nostalgia, heritage and deeply entrenched family values.
To transform the lobby of the 321X office tower on Exhibition Street in Melbourne’s CBD, award-winning architecture and interior design studio Carr looked to the nearby Carlton Gardens for inspiration
The newest site for a high-end co-working community, The Commons Wellington Street complements the vibe of the formerly industrial, now hip inner-Melbourne suburb of Collingwood.
Inspired by the masters of Italian design, Cecconi’s Toorak offers sophisticated dining brought to life by architecture and interior design studio Travis Walton.
Positioned at the lively intersection of Richmond’s Church Street and Bridge Road, Richmond Traders – a collaborative venture by SJB and NH Architecture – is a vibrant urban village.
Layered with nuanced feminine touches, Amelia Barry’s studio in Malvern, Victoria, embraces the history of the building and provides inspiration for her team and clients.
A lot has changed for furniture brand Apparentt over the past five years, as the husband-and-wife duo behind the company continue to diversify their offerings.
Jane Cameron Architects transformed a humble Californian Bungalow into a more contemporary and functional home without neglecting its original architecture.
Palm House undergoes a contemporary renovation of its 1960s modernist beginnings by BayleyWard, expanding the dwelling while incorporating intriguing and playful elements within.
The legacy of House on the Hill is extended as Robson Rak constructs an extension using rammed earth, anchoring the building within the landscape while preserving connections throughout.
Mygunyah by the Circus by Matt Gibson Architecture + Design is a contemporary architectural intervention that combines three pavilions, subtly connected to an existing Victorian home in Melbourne.
Sorrento House on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula reflects builder Galgroup’s ethos: an unwavering commitment to excellence in creating easy-living homes.
Sitting on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula, this family home is a study of minimalist ideals enhanced by carefully composed outlooks and the nuances of light.
Bayside Terrace embodies a European aesthetic in its tone and design, as Pasquale Cook transforms the 130-year-old Victorian heritage home while enhancing its outward connections.
The TarraWarra Museum of Art will host The Industrial Design of Clement Meadmore: The Harris/Atkins Collection, which will be open to the public from 23 March – 14 July.
Lowe Living’s Emerald Place is a luxurious contemporary collection of medium-density residences in Melbourne that beautifully reflects the locale’s past and present.
French designer Pierre Yovanovitch is set to showcase a carefully curated collection of pieces at Melbourne’s CRITERIA gallery, marking his first exhibition in Australia.
Characterised by sleek lines, a simplified palette and an understated aesthetic, Toorak Californian exemplifies the power of restraint in crafting a modern, luminous dwelling.
Mirror House combines the stillness of a residential environment with moments of heightened boldness, seeing Pasquale Cook infuse character and personality through selections and finishes.
A bygone inner-city terrace transformed into a timeless Victorian residence, The Great Dane House II is a sensitive restoration by Great Dane’s founder Anton Assaad.
Abbotsford Townhouses is a showcase of Wellard Architects’ ability to create an example of high-density living, integrating defined zones and innovative design within a secluded facade.
Powell & Glenn skilfully create a warm and personally expressive interior within Village House, capitalising on its numerous vantage points overlooking the coast and its surroundings.
With its sleek black exterior and considered interiors, Glen Iris 3 in Melbourne is a striking addition to InForm’s portfolio of outstanding residences.
In response to the diverse range of historic homes that surround it, Moonee Ponds House stands as a contemporary dwelling that reflects the neighbourhood’s established rhythm.
Kate Pomroy of Kate Pomroy instils Thornbury House with enduring materials and a biophilic design philosophy, creating a durable and robust sanctuary for its inhabitants.
Carmen Street by Common Office and Designed by JAM pushes design boundaries while still remaining minimal to allow for the owners to add their own flare.
Templeton Architecture strikes the ideal balance between a respectful restoration and retaining of the past in Luna, repurposing the existing corner store in South Melbourne.
Hecker Guthrie transforms Spring Street into a warm and enduring home, infusing personality and contemporary touches while capturing an expression of those living within the home.
Accessible through a newly defined courtyard area, Cochrane House is expanded with the addition of a sleek pavilion structure at the rear of the property.
A collaborative endeavour by Mazzei and Webster Architecture & Interiors, this stunning home in Hampton is the Grand Prize in the Royal Melbourne Hospital Home Lottery.
Embracing its coastal surrounds, Little More House elevates the traditional typology near the ocean by integrating considered detailing with a robustness for family life.
Honouring the grandeur of the home’s origins, Princes Hill Residence shows Melanie Beynon Architecture continue a connection to craft and considered detailing in its latest revitalisation.
For his own home in Melbourne’s Brighton, architect Martin Friedrich opted for Signorino’s Desert Silver marble, which unifies all the residence’s elements, creating a cohesive, harmonious whole.
Adelaide Villa by Mim Design retains its connections to the past yet is reinvigorated by generous addition that sits tucked to the rear and concealed from the streetscape.
SJB injects the modular off-the-plan apartment in the former London Hotel with colour and vibrancy, creating a daring home that is a true reflection of its owners.