Interior Architect George Livissianis takes a brief to speak to an audience so far removed from his own experiences and delivers the first incarnation of a dedicated Bec+Bridge retail space in Sydney’s Bondi Junction.
Hong Kong architecture firm CL3 and design studio Lim+Lu collaborate to create a collection of furniture that sings to the commercial and community spirit of New York City.
Pan Yicheng, Design Director at PRODUCE, – and INDE.Awards finalist – embeds historical Japanese architecture in a striking, contemporary structure for a new Singapore restaurant, Wild Rocket.
Iva Foschia heads IF Architecture’s design for Jardan’s Sydney flagship, creating a space encrusted in the colours and character of Sydney’s key artistic families.
Corben Architect’s renovation of this family home in Northbridge updates ‘60s and ‘80s design to create a home that speaks to the family’s past and future.
Design studio Luchetti Krelle offer up the old-world cosmopolitan glamour of the 1920s at the Sydney Four Season Hotel’s MODE Kitchen & Bar.
Waterfrom Design breaks down traditional concepts of what a pharmacy should look like with Molecure Pharmacy in Taiwan – a space that speaks to both the historical and modern understandings of health.
Two years out of University, Canberra-based industrial designer René Linssen has garnered quite a following for himself in the Australian design community. And it’s not hard to see why.
Atelier About Architecture enlist the help of Tsinghua University to construct a house in icy Beijing, China, that adheres to passive heating despite the unforgiving climate.
Arent&Pyke expertly fuse an interior tapestry of texture, colour and pattern for the Croydon House, in Sydney’s Inner West.
The Museum of Sydney has unveiled a series of talks exploring the mid-century creatives who forged the way for contemporary Australian design.
The Töjbox wardrobe from Made by Michael, and supplied by WOUD, shows how our furniture can adapt to suit our increasingly transient lifestyles.