New Zealand bathware brand Plumbline marks its Australian retail debut with an exciting launch at its new, design-led showroom in Melbourne.
Built on a tiny, inner-suburban site, Life Down a Lane by Tom Robertson Architects centres around two internal courtyards, turning the home’s focus inwards to create a private haven.
FIGR’s flexible design for Icon HQ blends collaborative and private spaces, using biophilic principles and adaptable layouts to foster wellbeing, movement and productivity.
Reminiscent of the warmth, sophistication and comfort of a modern home, Molteni&C’s showroom gives customers the chance to explore the brand’s furniture collections in a crafted, refined way.
Acknowledging the importance of the kitchen as a domestic sanctuary, Cantilever Interiors specialises in the reverent craftsmanship of user-centric kitchen joinery.
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.
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.
Jackson Clements Burrows Architects's new workplace is housed in a midcentury industrial warehouse in Richmond, in inner Melbourne.
Studio Tate’s conversion of a midcentury warehouse into a corporate campus for Australian cosmetic brand MECCA is an object lesson in light, colour and energy.
Freshly Redefined – Hot Top Peak by FIGR
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Burnley Street sees Sonelo Architects and Ample Architecture transform an existing home into a contemporary residence whilst retaining an original sense of character.
Set behind a row of historic buildings along a main connecting road, Richmond One sees Heartly optimise a challenging site through the creation of a bold outer form that brings natural light inward.
Offering a contented response to the heritage character of its setting, 45 Vere Street by Watson Young embraces Richmond’s roots while forging a contemporary identity.
The Eco Outdoor flagship showroom in Melbourne has reopened as a multi-use space capturing an immersive material landscape.
Alongside restoring the original French names to Collection Le Corbusier®, Pierre Jeanneret® and Charlotte Perriand®, Cassina promotes authentic design and the reissuing of the iconic brands.
AKM Apartment Richmond sees the reshaping of a piece of local history, where Melanie Beynon Architects recognise nods to industry with a more contemporary occupation.
Through an increased perception of scale and a focus on the surrounding natural elements, Periscope funnels light through the centre of its slight allotment.
At Mobilia's new Richmond showroom Australians have a chance to shop Kettal’s latest collections in an atmosphere reminiscent of the outdoors.
Exuding elegant style for the home, the Paradise Bird Collection by Wittmann fuses comfort and a sophisticated aesthetic whilst challenging the current monotony of interiors.
Bowen House sees Neil Architecture open the new as a connected embrace of the surrounds, orienting the living and shared spaces of the home to capture the natural elements.
Hecker Guthrie departs from previous iterations of Piccolina while still keeping the same raw exposed building shell as a signature.
Celebrating Light – Pocket Rocket House by Timmins and Whyte Architecture and Design
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Pocket Rocket House sees Timmins and Whyte Architecture and Design combine efficiency and curation to propose the resulting light-filled home, transforming the experience from within.
With depth and tactility, New Quarter by Ewert Leaf redefines the dining experience of the iconic Hanoi Hannah in Richmond – a reflection of the restaurant’s evolved and experimental approach.
Midi 3121 sees Sans-Arc Studio combines a welcomed calm with a composed escape, through restraint and refinement.