Living in a kaleidoscope of light
The paradox of House Under Shadows is that in creating sporadic darkness, the building in fact also does the opposite – it shapes light.
A holiday sanctuary
Corke Design Studio’s beachy getaway brings a distinctly Japanese aesthetic to The Great Ocean Road.
Unearthing the liminal
Searching for new ways to tap into the senses, Aēsop Pitt Street has launched a world-first for the brand. Introducing the Sensorium.
Modern yet sentimental
Honouring the urban context and heritage of this Brunswick terrace, Kuzman Architecture has reinvigorated this family home with quirky and sentimental design elements.
Walnut House is a restrained rural retreat
Adam Kane Architects responds to a rural site with a heightened understanding of the natural setting, optimising its location across from the Daylesford Botanic Gardens.
Layers of beige
Behind this apartment’s pared-back interior is a well-curated home that prioritises thoughtful design details.
An “aqueous” home fused with sustainability
An experimental “aqueous” concrete façade curves fluidly around Brush House, a Melbourne family home designed by Leeton Pointon Architects.
Reviving a rare walk-up apartment with timeless design
Following a significant renovation, this 1960s walk-up on Moulmein Road, Singapore, is now an airy and elegant home, perfect for life in the present day.
More than a glasshouse
Vipha House by Anonym Studio welcomes the presence of light and nature in architecture that is intentionally transparent.
A Modern Kitchen for a ‘Caribbean Colonial’ Oasis
Designer Kate Walker’s Biscayne demonstrates how choosing the right appliances can help turn a dated dwelling into a dream home.
A Modern Embodiment of Traditional Hong Kong
On one of the world’s most populous islands, the ample living and recreation spaces of Atrium House Hong Kong makes it particularly desirable.
An Urban Refuge
The latest residential project from Studio IAAD is both discreet and majestic. A dichotomy of styles that nevertheless blends together perfectly to pay homage to the client and a stellar collection of art.
Designing La Dolce Vita Through Art
An art collection is deeply personal. Built gradually over time, it lends insights into what the collector finds appealing and the tone of life they want to lead. What better place for Decus Interiors to begin conceptualising Coastal Home than with the client’s art?
Safdarjung House
The Urban Apartment House
