In celebration of 21 years as one of Australia’s most celebrated interior and architecture practices, we sit down with Mim Design founder, Mim Fanning and explore her illustrious career – and showcase her new book Works.
Located in Wagstaffe, this modest empty-nester abode backs onto Brisbane Water and a national park.
Nestled amoung a potpourri of materials, textures and colours, this ultra-compact home exceeds the standard for micro place-making.
Kyneton House offered Moloney Architects the chance to build a modern home without heritage constraints in the historic town.
A 1940’s Ballarat bungalow gets a clever extension that adds volume, light and a connection to the outdoors.
Pop Up House by FIGR Architecture proposes an alternative precedent for new dwellings.
Mitsuori Architects believes that space is a valuable commodity – and they know how to use every inch.
Layers of textural, desaturated and durable materials reference a coastal town’s relaxed atmosphere.
The hyperrealist extraordinaire, also known for the unexpected, takes her Instagram world on an interactive tour of Australian slang with an exhibition in Brisbane.
Austin Maynard Architects considers Garden House its most sustainable project thus far.
The residents of Danny’s House were eager to have a house that challenged convention and offered a resilient counterpoint to the ephemeral nature of the Queenslander.
Pre-programmed seat warmers are just the beginning. Artificial Intelligence is poised to enter the domestic milieu.