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.
Situated on a sweep of native bushland on Bunurong Country, Phillip Island, the gymnasium at Cowes Primary School is a colossal, nature- oriented light box that takes a leaf from its surroundings.
New York architecture and interior design firm Ronen Lev was engaged by Sage + Sound to transform a 500-square-metre space in Manhattan’s Upper East Side into an oasis of self-care.
Pairing utility and robustness, the UQ Cricket Club Maintenance Shed sees Lineburg Wang and Steve Hunt Architect capture the spirit of the iconic summer sport.
As a contemporary interpretation of the sensibilities of early 20th-century dressing-rooms and parlours, the Perri Cutten Mosman is an ode to old-time elegance and modern-day class.
The precinct of New York’s Grand Army Plaza is considered the bastion of pre-war Brooklyn style. An example of a pre-war relic with a storied past is One Prospect Park West.
Coburg and Moreland Stations by Wood Marsh Architecture are civic architectural responses that celebrate the history of railways while upgrading infrastructure and improving amenities.
Designed in consultation with students and staff, a new five-level, 5,000-square-metre building by Kosloff Architecture is a huge fillip for the ever-expanding Mount Alexander College in Melbourne.
A global powerhouse it might be, but Gaggenau’s Sydney flagship showroom – designed by German architectural studio 1zu33 – is firmly rooted in its Surry Hills locale.
A contemporary take on an apothecary offering holistic solutions for wellbeing and skincare, Ikkari’s new Noosa and Mosman stores – designed by Aje – feel like stepping into calming realms.
Hayball’s Scientia Terrace at Monte Sant’Angelo Mercy College in North Sydney is an object lesson in contemporary educational architecture, and ushers in a new era of enriched learning.
A new development offered an interior design director homeowner to respond with a home that explores the blending of new and old through a monochromatic, minimalistic lens.
Standing sentinel on a hill in Victoria’s bucolic Yarra Valley, Gruyere Farmhouse is a testament not only to the vision and commitment of architect Rachcoff Vella but to the clients.
Manufactured in Finland, Hetkinen’s range is sold in more than 40 countries – it’s available in Australia exclusively through Oliver Thom – and the company is going from strength to strength.
When Deborah Raymond, owner of Papillon Hair in the laid-back beachside village of Avalon on Sydney’s Northern Beaches, wanted to create a new-look salon.
A shopfront in Melbourne’s Malvern possessed the kind of warmth, intimacy and scalability that Nickolas Gurtler Office sensed would create the perfect shared working space with LBD STUDIOS.
Kowtow’s Naarm boutique is designed to reflect the fashion label’s sustainability ethos with a refined and understated palette of natural materials and woven fabrics.
Known for designing spaces that are emotive yet highly functional, Melbourne interior design studio GOLDEN has recently reached a significant milestone – approaching 10 years of crafting interiors.
With the landscape of physical retail spaces constantly changing, a boutique needs to leave the buyer affected in some tangible way. Ena Pelly Armadale does just that.
Set on one of the world’s most prestigious golf courses, Casa Del Nord on New Zealand’s North Island is a captivating retreat for its golf aficionado client.
Offering unique cafe experiences, TALEA West Village, Grey Roasting Co, BEDST and Everyday Coffee are spaces where community and coffee go hand in hand.
Defined by warmth and a considered materiality, Casa Piva in Melbourne – the home of architect Andrew Piva – is small in stature but big on functionality and vision.
Lithic Australia’s journey begins with a unique creative approach, aiming to introduce structurally superior products that empower the local market to explore the vast capabilities of natural stone.
We turn the focus on four of the country’s leading photographers, whose diverse subject matter ranges from architecture and food to travel and the natural world.
In Tamahere, a small township on New Zealand’s North Island, a generous resident commissioned Edwards White Architects to design a cricket pavilion that fostered pre- and post-match gatherings.
In the heart of Melbourne’s Queen Victoria Market precinct, a $15.7 million state-of-the-art facility has taken root, making a resounding statement about the city’s commitment to community and culture
Poetica by Cox Architecture in North Sydney is a bar and grill that is as much for dining as it is for delighting, with equal references to people, place, past and present.
For the newly renovated Marz Designs in Byron Bay, Kin Design and whitewood collaborated to create a considered space that is part-showroom, part-atelier.
In the Gasworks precinct in Brisbane’s Newstead, Total Fusion Platinum provides an elevated wellness experience by delivering world-class fitness, health and rejuvenation services.
This Tonkin Zulaikha Greer-designed multigenerational home in southern Sydney may be bold in its execution but is deeply grounded in its relationship to the environment.
Heritage Federation hallmarks, an increased connection to nature and a desire to marry old with new were the defining traits of this Sydney home’s reasoned transformation.
Located in the St Germain building in Melbourne’s Toorak, real estate agent Kay & Burton’s warm and welcoming headquarters is the sublime creation of Powell & Glenn.
Designed and curated by Samuele Brianza, Artemest Galleria was conceived to showcase the online brand’s extensive collection of Italian furniture, lighting and objects in Manhattan’s art district.
Noho is bold, colourful and expressive, creating innovative, sustainable furniture that is both flexible and playful, perfectly suited to how we live, work and play at home.
Floorcovering specialist Armadillo’s new American flagship and head office – designed by Studio Goss – harnesses the visual poetry of its quintessential Californian context.
Dedicated to constructing spaces that foster collaboration and innovation, Studio Edwards has created a highly sustainable workplace for digital agency Total Design in Melbourne’s Collingwood.
Acknowledging the importance of the kitchen as a domestic sanctuary, Cantilever Interiors specialises in the reverent craftsmanship of user-centric kitchen joinery.
Interior designer Meredith Clark has distilled the easy-going yet elevated atmosphere of New South Wales’ Northern Beaches into the redesign of a 1990s holiday home.
For boutique real-estate developer Holder East’s new headquarters on Queen Street in Melbourne’s CBD, Fender Katsalidis created a highly considered, tranquil space.
In a daring departure from tradition, Tom Mark Henry’s latest project, Alfie’s in Sydney, redefines the very essence of decadence in a steakhouse that boldly challenges preconceptions.
Founded in Birmingham, England, Armac Martin has been dedicated to designing, producing and manufacturing solid-brass cabinet hardware and interior accessories for almost a century.
Conceived by the team at Secret Gardens, Hibernate creates handcrafted pots and planters, the organic result of a pursuit for lightweight, durable and functional vessels.
The Meadow House by Mark English Architects draws on Californian and Korean influences, illustrating a multiplicity that is as nuanced as it is resolved.
Commissioned by one of its residential clients, Lande Architects revitalised financial planning business Planning Partners’ workplace in the Melbourne suburb of Camberwell.
Sandbox Films is a dynamic studio and workspace, with interiors by Manhattan firm CIVILIAN, located within a landmark 1920s neo-Gothic skyscraper in Manhattan’s Flatiron District.
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.