With a mix of established, family-owned firms and energetic new players, the Melbourne design landscape is rich and diverse. This week we bring you eight designers and distributors that are doing a particularly excellent job.
Fusing elements of European neo-classical architecture with modern interiors designed to showcase a stunning collection of Aboriginal artwork, this palatial home satisfies every necessity and desire.
The latest collection from the Italian brand presents simple shapes that inspire confidence and showcase the finest in bathroom design, and is now available in Australia.
Looking to accommodate a growing family, architect Ilana Kister wanted urban rather than suburban. Stephen Crafti thinks her made-over inner-suburban warehouse in Melbourne fits the bill perfectly.
Habitusliving hears from Fabio Fanuli, director of family owned designer furniture company Fanuli Furniture, about his distinctly Italian-flavoured design favourites.
The Spanish design firm presented both a light and beautiful stand designed by Patricia Urquiola and an elegantly pared back new collection by Jasper Morrison at the Milan design fair.
A casual, considered tone, healthy debate amongst the speakers and the elegant setting of the Fanuli showroom combined to make the Habitus Milan review an excellent conclusion for this year’s design fair.
Cork flooring has a whole new, refined appeal thanks to the designers from TORLYS, providing clients with beautiful, easy to maintain, smart, green flooring.
TANDEMBOX antaro is a more sophisticated design and modular drawer system that provides better design solutions; internationally recognised by the Interior Innovation Award of the German Design Council.
The next Temple & Webster profile on Australian Interior Designers sees David Clarke catch up with Hamish Guthrie and Paul Hecker, founding partners of Melbourne-based interior design studio Hecker Guthrie.
Beyond gorgeous coastal sunsets and cashed-up miners, the city ‘over there’ is also host to a burgeoning design scene. This week we take a look at some of the new and established retailers, consultants and designers in the Western Australian capital.
Italy’s leading contemporary interiors company, Boffi, launched into Australia last week with Boffi Studio Sydney, a 250 square metre mono-brand showroom in Liverpool Street, Darlinghurst.
Estranged from the ruckus of tourist-ridden Phuket City, the stunning new Naka Phuket resort seduces guests amidst a sensuously crafted haven hovering between the sea and the mountainside. Adele Chong reports.
What do you get when you combine the traditional art of woodcraft, with cutting edge technology, and modern designer flooring? The answer is ”Antique Floors” by John Fredriksson.
For the second instalment in the Temple & Webster series of profiles on Australian Interior Designers, David Clark interviews Hare & Klein’s Meryl Hare.
Nicola Cameron is part of the team of visual artists, landscape architects, horticulturists and food enthusiasts that comprise Pepo, specialising in garden design, construction and maintenance. We catch up with her to hear about her design favourites.
The inner-Sydney suburb of Newtown continues to resist gentrification, especially down near the railway line where architect, Jon Jacka has built a house for himself and his family. Paul McGillick discovers a house which reflects its mercurial context.
After ten years of managing some of the world’s most prestigious kitchen brands, Pepper Design presents an Australian-First: a kitchen design studio as a one-stop-shop.
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