There is a lovely quality to this home – designed by Welsh + Major – that expands a semi-detached house with its own counterpart, and not just because it’s a sensible expansion.
Comprising the renovation and extension of a classic single-fronted Victorian terrace located in Brunswick East, Splinter Society has reinvigorated its past for a longer future.
Filled with rich materialism and a hand-crafted eye, Carr has designed a multi-residential apartment building that can only be described as an urban sanctuary.
Creating a visual backstory to an object makes the surreal real, and Ross Didier, principal of Didier, is just the designer to make it happen.
In our next instalment of 10/10/10 we take a look behind the lens of architectural photographer Andy Macpherson.
We’re just over a week away from revealing the 2022 Selection for Habitus House of the Year. Then we open it up for you to tell us which home is your favourite. Here’s a sneak peek of what went down on deliberation day.
Launching 13 October, the fifth iteration of Habitus House of the Year will not disappoint in its diversity and outstanding design. Made possible with the support of our major partners – StylecraftHOME and Caroma.
Tasked with creating a farm house ambiance for this home, interior designer Kathy McKinnon, drew her inspiration from the surrounding natural world.
Both beautiful and bespoke, this home in Mt Martha, Victoria, was created by Adam Markowitz for a special client who understands that design matters – Monica Lee, the daughter of Fred Lowen, of Tessa and Fler Furniture fame.
In our next instalment of 10/10/10 we take a look behind the lens of architectural photographer Andy Macpherson.
Amidst the gorgeously delivered curves of Greg Natale’s Walsh Bay Penthouse, there presides a modernist sensibility.
Moby Architecture & Interiors has designed a beautiful, bespoke residence in regional Victoria that enhances life and is perfect for site.
Not sure where to start when perusing the line-up for Sydney Contemporary? Gillian Serisier shares insights into what you can expect to see from a range of Australian galleries.
The 2022 offerings from innovative Italian bathroom manufacturer, antoniolupi, represent a varied choice in functions and styles that can give personality to any bathroom.
Andy Grigor, the head of design at Caroma, shares insights into the innovations in the bathroom you may not even be aware of; and how an in-house, design-led approach creates a complete bathroom solution.
In an era of hidden-away integrated appliances, Smeg bucks the trend, offering several distinctly different aesthetic collections and inviting consumers to express their personality by adding a “statement piece” to their kitchen.
With five new profiles and the ability to use the entire range for wet areas, Surround by Laminex decorative wall panels offer endless design potential for any interior project.
Anugraha Residence is a melding of Indian and Scandinavian styles, which presents a refined aesthetic for a family of four.
This sophisticated apartment in Singapore has been designed to encapsulate life in cosmopolitan New York City, where even its scent has been specially curated.
Light timber, gold accents and thoughtful design elements give this apartment by Parenthesis its natural charm.
Hidden behind curving rammed earth walls and dark timber cladding is Portsea House by Wood Marsh: A sculptural, minimal home ideal for entertaining.
Since 1905, Leichhardt in NSW has been home to an industrial, hangar-like military building, a drill hall. The task for Tobias Partners was two-fold — restore the historical elements of the structure while also echoing the heritage details indoors in a contemporary reimagining of the space.
Daniel Boddam Studio’s Villa Carlo is a masterful interplay of texture, shadow and restraint.
