When the bones of a building are pre-existing, the interior architecture becomes of utmost importance. These residential, restaurant and retail spaces show just how far interior design can take a space.
Originally designed in the 1960s by Keith Cottier of Allen Jack + Cottier, this home…
The Mushroom is a series of cabins in a Chinese pine forest that draws inspiration…
An interstitial entry chamber with a definitive mood gives way to an expansive ‘garden room’…
Ruxton Rise by studiofour brings to life the owner’s values of family, health and integrity…
Designed by Cox Architecture's Joe Agius, the Courtyard House pulls influences from Moroccan Riad techniques…
Sailom House by Anonym brings three families under one roof, responding to their eclectic combination…
This substantial home in Bellevue Hill, Sydney, was completed in December 2019, just a few…
Jeff Provan's latest home exemplifies a collaborative approach, much like the developments he does with…
Given its beachfront location, designing for climate resilience and rain events was top of mind…
The transformative power of plywood interiors helped Monocot to spruce up this Strathmore Avenue apartment,…
Architect John Wardle’s house in Kew, Melbourne, tells anecdotes from his past through a curated…
When creating liveable premium spaces, partnering with like-minded manufacturers is paramount to achieving ultimate convenience…