The Cabin by Johnstone Callaghan Architects, situated in Abel Tasman National Park on the South Island of New Zealand, allows one the opportunity to live with nature.
Sumptuously revamped and outfitted by Studio Plenty in collaboration with SARAH ELLISON., Light Years Asian Bar and Diner presents a tantalising den of tone and tactility.
New Volumes Collection 02 by Artedomus features furniture, lighting and home décor from a selection of emerging and established artists all using terracotta.
A home for a family of entertainers, Northside House embodies generosity and warmth. Placing new and old in conversation, Wellard Architects creates an inclusive and balanced sensibility.
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.
The Local Project’s eight-part Nightingale Village series, created in partnership with Fisher & Paykel, has explored the defining principles of this landmark Melbourne project.
Located in the heart of Nightingale Village in Brunswick, CRT+YRD by Hayball is a persuasive realisation of environmentally and socially sustainable housing.
Embedded in sustainable principles and a community-driven ethos, Skye House by Breathe Architecture is one of six buildings in Nightingale Village in Melbourne’s inner north.
Nightingale Village in Melbourne’s inner-north is the first realisation of Nightingale’s triple-bottom-line approach to housing applied at precinct scale.
Located on a linear site framed by trees, Hepburn’s Road House by Warren and Mahoney and Detail by Davinia Sutton is a series of distributed pavilions.
For two kitchen projects created in collaboration with Laminex, Studio Doherty embraced bold colour, form and texture to rewrite traditional kitchen design narratives.
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.
Built and designed for a family of five, Peconic House by Mapos Studio overlooks Peconic bay and emerges from the landscape as if it has always been there.
Palisades Residence by Abramson Architects is a home located on the edge of Rustic Canyon, built to complement the landscape and give its owners a place to live and entertain.
Designed as a summer house near the homeowners’ main residence, Off-Grid House is a sensitively designed dwelling that serves to elevate the ecology of the verdant California ranch it inhabits.
Ridge Residence by Hsu McCullough is located in Los Angeles’s Sherman Oaks neighbourhood, designed by owners and architects Peggy Hsu and Chris McCullough.
Originally designed in 1965 by Craig Ellwood, Moore House is a thoughtful and delicate renovation by Woods + Dangaran that brings the home into the contemporary context.
Madison Desert Club by Kovac Design Studio is a specially built and designed home that celebrates its surrounds and gives its owners spaces to entertain and find respite.
Walk-Street House offers a seamless continuation of the Southern Californian beach lifestyle where the home resides, with its floorplan, materiality and connection to the outdoors.
Venice Beach House sees Tribe Studio Architects and Arabella McIntosh bring a unique globally inspired approach in crafting the Los Angeles home of Armadillo co-founder Jodie Fried.
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.
Inspired by the familiar warmth of a family home, Hearth in the Well sees Luigi Rosselli Architects, Arent&Pyke and S&A Stairs work together to refocus on connection.
Channelling the sense of warmth that has long-defined the family concept, Taylor Pressly Architects crafts Wimbledon Avenue, a home with a traditional domestic purpose.
Topology Studio’s House at Otago Bay is a play on concealing and revealing through contrasting locally sourced materiality and dramatic formal responses.
Collaborating with Blum, Hütt Homes constructs a family home that embraces sustainable and passive living that aims to inspire other architects and designers.
Limestone House sees John Wardle Architects propose a home that generates and captures enough energy to provide for itself, while beautifully addressing the streetscape as its own living sculpture.
We speak with co-founding director, Andrew Maynard from Austin Maynard about St Andrews Beach House, their firms’ approach to the sustainable coastal temporary living.
Exploring the notion of sustainable living, Alexander Symes Architect has created the Pepper Tree Passive House, placing emphasis on renewable and recycled materials.
Berson House challenges the traditional narrative of a home in structure, materiality and purpose. Monster Ideas Architects turns an existing pre-1945 house into a bold, multi-functional dwelling.
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.
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. Step inside the South Yarra home of Manuela Millan from Elenberg Fraser as she adpats to working from home.