Episode 2 of the Artedomus Expert Series delves into the Japanese tradition of ceramics, which is one of the oldest in the world.

Episode 1 of the Artedomus Expert Series: Japan introduces the series that was filmed during a week-long visit by the Artedomus team to Japan to explore the tradition of tiles in Japan.

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.

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.

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 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.

An exploration of the Oak House by Kennedy Nolan, a project that represents formal and visual innovation in a new vein of work for the practice.

The Local Project presents, in collaboration with Artedomus, an insight into the installation by Fiona Lynch and Thomas Coward of the New Volumes ℅ Artedomus.

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.

The Local Project presents, in collaboration with Artedomus, New Volumes – an exploration of the collection and conversation with creative director Thomas Coward and other designers involved with NV.

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.

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.