The Artedomus Expert Series
Paddington Terrace sees Queen Mab Studio renovate the kitchen and bathroom, elevating the home to exhibit a mix of classic and contemporary styles.
The bathrooms of Base Camp Ewingsdale see Olive Cooke and Henry Tervenski utilise natural stone from Artedomus.
The Artedomus Series
Currawong House by Olive Cooke and Henry Tervenski is a secluded home which embraces its subtropical context and proximity to nature.
Inspired by European design, Grange Road Residence balances an intricate choreography of proportion, texture and light.
Kew Residence by John Wardle Architects represents a project in which decades of lived experience is interwoven with narratives of history.
The Melbourne home of Architecton Director Nick Lukas, balances the simplicity of rectilinear forms and raw materials such as concrete, steel and glass with elegant, detailed interiors.
In the final episode of the Artedomus Expert Series: Japan, the week-long trip filming and sharing the experience of exploring the history, manufacturing and uses of tiles in Japan comes to an end.
Episode 7 of the Artedomus Expert Series: Japan focuses on Artedomus’ connection to the INAX factories, and the relationships that have been developed of many years of visiting.
Episode 6 of the Artedomus Expert Series: Japan, explores how the close relationship with the INAX factories enables Artedomus to give Australian designers unparalleled access to custom ceramics.
Episode 5 of the Artedomus Expert Series: Japan considers how the natural materiality of INAX ceramics, and the subsequent textures are an expression of the Japanese idea of ‘wabi-sabi’.
Episode 4 of the Artedomus Expert Series: Japan delves into the manufacturing process of INAX ceramics that enables both an extremely high level of quality and precision.
Episode 3 of the Artedomus Expert Series: Japan reflects on the use of tiles in contemporary architecture, where they are not only used in bathrooms and kitchens but to provide decorative cladding.
The Fisher & Paykel Series
Informed by a deep respect for the home’s heritage, Tecture’s Balmoral Mid-Century exemplifies a sensitive approach to Australia’s modernist legacy.
Emerging as a bold and yet respectfully present form along its modern coastal milieu, New Plymouth House presents a seamless interior integration.
Lande Architects has taken the existing narrative of this Victorian terrace in South Yarra and respectfully strengthened it, creating a renewed sense of adventure in the process.
With a sensitivity to the spatial qualities of the original architecture, Tom Mark Henry adapts a 1970s townhouse to create an open and welcoming family home designed for entertaining.
Robson Rak has created a dynamic home that elevates the everyday while catering to the needs of a young, bustling family of seven.
This New Zealand home designed by and for architect Paul Clarke of Studio 2 Architects features personalised touches that relate to the family that reside within it and a floorplan.
Flack Studio’s Sandy Bay Residence in Hobart reinstills a sense of the period in which the 1970s merchant home was built, while also bringing it into the present to create a functional family home.
The Local Project presents, in collaboration with Fisher & Paykel, the Kitchen Garden house by Owen Architecture, a project that is pared-back yet filled with beautiful details.
Once a late 1920s Californian bungalow, then a bold Kennedy Nolan renovation – now, Doherty Design Studio contribute to the latest chapter in a home with a fascinating design lineage.
In the latest video series collaboration with Fisher & Paykel, we interview Whiting Architects on their Connect Six residence, integrating old and new, and why the kitchen is the heart of the home.
The Laminex Series
Hazel House sees Nat Turnbull and Adriana Hanna collaborate to craft a sculptural interior landscape in Melbourne’s inner suburb of Clifton Hill.
Drawing on a tonal and earthy palette, Laminex has collaborated with YSG to design an intrepid kitchen, living room and study.
The Made by Storey Series
Anderson Road sees B.E Architecture craft an impactful home with a raw materiality, deftly juggling ideas of intensity and texture to establish a unique identity.
Adam Kane Architects take cues from the home’s coastal milieu to conjure Barwon Heads House as a series of meditative and reductive retreat spaces.
The Rogerseller Series
The Rogerseller story began in the 1890s, when the company was founded in Melbourne. Over the next 130 years, the ability to respond to change has been key to Rogerseller’s continued success.
The Local Project presents, in collaboration with Rogerseller, an exploration of the York Street House by Atelier Wagner Architects, an inner-city Melbourne home that reimagines terrace house living.
The Tongue n Groove Series
Tim Stewart Architects’ Uxbridge House is the quintessential family home that inverts the traditional materiality of the Queenslander.
A heritage townhouse in South Yarra, Blue Moon House saw BayleyWard approach the internal spaces as a series of puzzle pieces.
Set on the tip of Point Seymour, the Peninsula House by Stafford Architecture, with interiors by Hare + Klein, balances openness to the exceptional harbour views with a sense of privacy and sanctuary.
The ZETR Series
On the headland above Sydney’s Northern Beaches, Eagle’s Nest by Ian Bennett Design Studio balances openness to the exceptional views with robust form that explores the nuanced qualities of concrete.
Working From Home: The Herman Miller Series
Working from Home: The Herman Miller Series. We take you inside the St Kilda home of Andrew Parr from SJB as he adpats to working from home.
Working from Home: The Herman Miller Series. Step inside the South Yarra home of Manuela Millan from Elenberg Fraser as she adpats to working from home.
Working from Home: The Herman Miller Series. We take you inside the Richmond home of Richard Healy from Bates Smart as he adpats to working from home.
