Hampton Hill sees Lowe Living create a residence that captures the coastal-urban dynamic of the suburb and a seamless connection to the external environment.
Produced by the team at Secret Gardens, Hibernate’s range of handcrafted homewares is carefully designed to make environments as inviting as possible.
A collection of exterior materials including clay bricks, panelling systems, cladding and oil protection from leading companies.
Through a focus on simplicity and craft, the launch of Morgen and Sandford sees Nick McDonald of Made by Morgen and Charles Sandford convene.
A humble public secondary school in the outer south-eastern suburbs of Melbourne has seen an existing Gymnasium intended for demolition transformed into a state-of-the-art senior learning centre.
Schiavello cultivates a particular experience for the end user, one that goes further than just meeting their needs to deliver something unexpected.
: Founded in 2015, engineered timber flooring specialist Made by Storey is committed to promoting sustainabiliity through its product offering, and through the Carbon Neutral Plant-a-Tree Program.
The Xylem collection, designed by Adam Goodrum for renowned Australian outdoor furniture brand Tait, is a premium solution for incorporating innovative biophilic design within the urban realm.
Gosford will soon be home to Central Coast Quarter – the area’s first residential and retail precinct, designed by DKO Architecture and developed by St Hilliers.
A coalescence of past and present, Astor Hotel by Technē Architecture and Interior Design is proudly reminiscent of days gone by.
Locally designed and inspired by the diverse experiences of Australian living, RJ Living’s new upholstery range celebrates the colourful individuality of its users.
With Buff Nail Studios, GOLDEN has made a deliberate choice to pare back from the excessive detail usually associated with nail salons and instead focus on creating cool.
Transcending mere ornamentation, natural fibre rugs from Nodi lay the parameters for community, grounding spaces in the ultimate sense of connection.
John Wardle Architects designs 424 Malvern Road, a mixed-use apartment and retail building whose otherwise muted façade is in constant flux in response to its occupants.
Lee Mathews clothing is at once stylish, timeless and functional. It is this ethos that also underlies Fiona Lynch’s interpretation of the brand’s Brisbane retail store in Fortitude Valley.
Encompassing three immaculately curated residences, Glasshouse Burleigh Heads by development firm Spyre Group represents the ultimate in high-end residential living.
Echoing the convivial, laid-back nature of the Mexican seaside, Calita by Frankly Interior Design entices Bondi’s beachgoers with its spritely character.
Bondi 2 by Studio Quarters echoes the relaxed tone of its beachside locale. Crisp profiles and a light material palette craft an uplifting setting for family life to unfold.
New Zealand designer Tim Webber is renowned for creating high quality, timeless furniture pieces and objects that blur the line between art and design.
Her Rooftop is a European-inspired garden terrace in the heart of Melbourne’s CBD, designed by Tamsin Johnson and Jackson Clements Burrows Architects.
Matthew Woodward Architecture and Urban Logistics Co. rise to the challenge of fitting out and scaling offices with office pods fabricated from cross-laminated timber (CLT).
Addressing the shortage of affordable and appropriate housing for Australia’s First Nations people, AHV has engaged Breathe to deliver a multi-residential social housing project.
As the reconfiguration and extension of an existing Victorian cottage in inner Sydney, Softwood by Benn and Penna Architecture focuses on creating quality and engaging spaces that enhance life.
Perry House by A for Architecture emerges as a considered insertion in place, respectfully engaging with the surrounding context whilst defining its own residential offering through composure.
Imagined as an urban oasis to reflect its owners and their appreciation of refinement, Woollahra Terraces sees Renato D’Ettorre Architects combine three separate houses into one generous dwelling.
Melbourne-based industrial designer Paul Grummisch of Please Please Please specialises in the design and manufacture of bespoke lighting, furniture and objects, designed to last a lifetime.
Clare Cousins Architects has considerately converted an old warehouse to a contemporary domestic residence, retaining and emphasising the building’s layered history.
A far cry from the usual workaday office space, ANZ Open House represents the future of work – malleable, approachable and modern.
At once a celebration of heritage and an optimistic vision of what’s to come, Richards Stanisich’s 15 Young Street brings a new way of living to Sydney’s CBD.
Supplied exclusively by ownworld on the east coast, premier brand laCividina champions the Italian culture of craftmanship through upholstered and sculptural furniture.
Bishop Master Finishes is a family business that hones unparalleled natural finishes, developing a reputation for innovation and unmatched execution along the way.
House at Ruby in Mosman by Nanna Lesiuk of Housed Architects is a layered home permeated by intricate detailing and moments of true artisanship.
Prior Barraclough’s Union Street House is a small yet precisely detailed former worker’s cottage whose form can only be truly experienced from within.
Recess is a sustainable office furniture start-up in Sydney that is part of the wave of businesses engaging with the challenge of hybrid working.
Celebrating the smoky, darkened charring of food cooked over fire, arkhé is a bold new offering. Creating a truly immersive experience, studio gram worked closely with partners.
Utilising its soft tonal palette to evoke a relaxing and ambient space, Brellah & Movement HQ by Tom Mark Henry invites one inward for a holistic healthcare experience.
Introducing the linear form home Glenvill Homes ignites a Palm Springs-Inspired contemporary home for the modern family.
The Bureau by Kingsmede’s Natashia Steed injects the pampering of a boutique hotel experience into a co-working space in Sydney’s financial district.
Great Dane has established itself as the destination of choice for those looking to invest in their forever table.
Kosloff Architecture has carried out the latest iteration of the Gatwick Private Hotel with reverence, ever-aware of their engagement with and contribution to the iconic building’s story.
Issue 09 Feature
A Community Exchange – Ivanhoe Library and Cultural Hub by Croxon Ramsay Architects
Encouraging creativity and cultural expression, the Ivanhoe Library and Cultural Hub in Victoria stands as a visual reminder of community.
Kosloff Architecture employs fine brick articulation and thoughtful detailing in Pascoe Vale Primary School to blur the lines between old and new.
Auhaus Architecture stitched the heritage streetscape back together by reinterpreting and referencing the details of neighbouring Victorian-era terraces with a modern yet timeless façade.
A rare combination of the monumental and the approachable, engagement with the public is at the heart of the design of the Ian Potter Southbank Centre by John Wardle Architects.
Nestled in the leafy suburb of Hawthorn, No. 58 Wattle by Ewert Leaf is a collection of seven townhouses that thoughtfully rework their established site’s history.
Les Mills Auckland by Knight Associates, draws on the surrounding industrial feel to create a series of robust spaces that lure in willing movers.
At Script Skincare in South Yarra, you’re encouraged to take a slow, intuitive journey through the retail store, beginning with insight and intrigue, through to education.
Concrete is polarising. It is the most resilient, robust and cost-effective material known to us however its sizeable contribution to atmospheric carbon dioxide is problematic.
Queen and Collins Tower by Studio 103, albeit in the Melbourne CBD, draws on the period detailing of the Renaissance-style architecture it sits within.
After a time of forced remoteness and readjustment, what is it that will entice people back into the workplace?
Multi-residential housing is shaking off its bad reputation thanks to forward-thinking architects, designers and developers driven by aspirations for compelling, design-led dwellings.
It is rare that a multi-level, developer-driven proposal considers its landscape and surrounds with such intent, but Carr’s Como Terraces is one very well executed exception.
Warm and embracing, YSG’s Four Pillars gin shop and bar wraps its visitors in a reassuring set of arms, combining of contrasting colours, textures and finishes, all aglow under large balls of light.
Six of the 15 A New Normal pilot projects have secured funding with discussions underway for further projects elsewhere in Australia and around the world.
One business that has actively remained nimble in this ever- changing landscape is Melbourne-based architecture practice WOWOWA.
Set in the heart of Melbourne’s bustling Collingwood, Otter Place exemplifies developer Milieu’s design-centric and socially-driven ethos – a culmination of the company’s 10 years.
Home to Australian coastal-chic fashion label Aje, the landmark building of Aje Headquarters has been stripped back to its core, creating a clean palette to build from.
