To Downsize Is Not To Downgrade
Australian-owned developer, Central Element, proves that downsizing need not mean a compromise on quality finishes, fixtures and fittings with its latest boutique development, Mera by PBD Architects.
Take a seat on these: Sedis Collection by anaca studio
Versatility and sophistication inform the design of the all-new SEDIS seating range crafted by anaca studio’s principal Anne-Claire Petre and available exclusively at Stylecraft.
The Resourceful Zero Waste Bistro Pop-Up
The circular economy comes to hospitality with Zero Waste Bistro where food and waste management, as well as water efficiency, is paramount.
A Bespoke Approach To Infinity Spa By Space Popular
How do you add emphasis and a point of difference when working with a cookie-cutter building shell? Space Popular created a monochrome backdrop to let a collection of custom furniture visually punch through.
The Power Of Place And The Products That Elevate A Design Concept
Given a World Heritage Site as the starting point for a residential project, as an architect why wouldn’t you take inspiration from your surrounds? Tasmanian timber is the hero of this Tasmanian project.
Featured In The Current Of Habitus, Vipp Is Now Available At CULT
Danish brand Vipp finds a new home at CULT. With them, they bring a varied – yet considered – collection ranging from bins, lighting, home accessories to complete kitchen and bathroom modules.
A Home built around Gatherings and a Rain Tree
The relationship between nature and architecture is clear in this project by ONG&ONG. As well as a sense of natural tactility in the materials, the family home in Singapore has been designed around a ‘colossal’ pre-war Rain Tree that existed on the site.
Feeling Right at Home in a Restaurant
ME Architects’ multi-awarded restaurant Gauge offers a calm retreat from South Brisbane’s busy Grey Street. Leanne Amodeo talks to architect Matthew Eagle about the elegant yet unpretentious fit-out.
Hotel Meets Home in the Lahinch House
From the first meeting with clients Angie and Vic, and their Dalmatian Pirate, the brief was always to create a dramatic statement with the design. An impression of awe upon entering was the main goal for the Lahinch House. The house was conceived with a focus on entertaining guests; a space the owners could regularly […]
Reinventing an Inter-war Heritage Home
Renovating a heritage home is never an easy task, particularly when the house has a rich aesthetic and history of being an inter-war period home. Tasked with reimagining the residence as a contemporary, multi-generational home, Lai Cheong Brown took the challenge head on.
Joni Waka: Leaving No Stone Unturned
Joni Waka runs a successful art foundation and leads high end art tours in Tokyo, as Belinda Aucott reports.
The Hearth is the Heart of the Home
EcoSmart Fire’s fireplaces are groundbreaking, environmentally-friendly alternatives to the fireplace of yore – with a sleek aesthetic that gives you all the charm of the old-fashioned fireplace combined with modern practicality.