Ola Moszumanska

Let the light in: Smart sun shading solutions from Shade Factor and Warema

In this instalment of The Habitus Edit, we explore the architectural potential of custom-made external venetian blinds across three exceptional residential projects.

The Peach Blossom Spring: Where tradition and modernity flourish

This sophisticated residence embraces both the cultural heritage of the area and its contemporary context – and Neolith’s remarkable refinement subtly encapsulates the home’s multidimensional character.

The many shades of bathroom design

Between the visceral intensity of crimson red, tranquillity of sage green and the nonchalant sophistication of black, the colour wheel can transform both an interior, and the disposition of those who reside within. Here, we lean into this interconnectedness by exploring the compelling impact colour can have on the home’s most intimate sphere: the bathroom.

Bold, intricate, timeless: The award-winning kitchen at the Fitzroy Cottage

In this edition of The Habitus Edit, we explore the renovation magic of Robert Nichol & Sons in their stunning remodel of an old suburban home in Melbourne.

Embrace the world of Neolith Surfaces

Neolith’s sintered stone surfaces are dynamically performative. Alluring in aesthetic and impervious to heat, scratching and staining, it’s a product for creative expression, and lasting impact.

Centennial Park Residence: Modern deco with a contemporary edge

The masterful fusion between the dwelling’s heritage features and a modern, sophisticated renovation captivated the Kitchen Design Contest panel of judges, securing this immaculate project a place amongst the finalists.

Delightfully, unequivocally and remarkably Markian

While Ferdinand, Florence and Dieter may be named after acclaimed architects and designers, the distinguishable features defining each one of these three pieces make them unambiguously, decidedly and confidently Markian.

Transcending time

Tacchini’s latest collection was first unveiled among the majestic ruins of an old villa in Sirmione, during last year’s Milan Design Week. Much like the scenic remains of the mansion, the designs fuse the transcending allure of primitive volumes, traditional craftsmanship and luxurious materiality.