For over 35 years, CDK Stone has been supplying high quality, premium Natural Stone and stone products. Our diverse range now includes Natural Stone, Neolith, Northstone Terrazzo and Stone Care products.
With branches in five states of Australia and two locations in New Zealand, CDK Stone has become the leader in the Australian Stone Industry. Servicing the spectrum of industry professionals to homeowners and renovators, CDK Stone is the home for premium stone.
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In layering natural textural materials for this beachside home, Fiona Lynch has created an environment of absolute calm.
Adelaide Residence by Williams Burton Leopardi is redesigned with a careful curation of keepsakes and collected treasures.
Rolling hills and expansive farmlands set the backdrop for Tai Tapu House, an elegant modern farmhouse on the outskirts of Christchurch, New Zealand.
An art collection is deeply personal. Built gradually over time, it lends insights into what the collector finds appealing and the tone of life they want to lead. What better place for Decus Interiors to begin conceptualising Coastal Home than with the client’s art?
An alteration and addition of a house in an inner-city suburb of Melbourne ticks every box for comfort and amenity, as DREAMER reimagines the old to make new again.
Williams Burton Leopardi’s clear vision and restraint complete the heritage intended for the home, crafting openings to engage with nature and reinforce a rhythm in the process.
With a magnificent array of colours and variations and an inherent durability, natural stones like quartzite and marble continue to be highly desirable in kitchens and bathrooms.
With a new year in the mix and feeling of renewal in the air, we look at ways to rejuvenate the home for the year ahead.
To describe Ballarat House by Eldridge Anderson in as few words as possible, there are none more fitting than: “a humble home.”
Born of the perennially popular modernist movement, only to be hijacked by public infrastructure; brutalism is something of an enigma when it comes to residential interiors.
A pavilion-esque residence resonates with the distinguished presence of diplomatic residences in a Garden City milieu.
We’ve made a list and we’re checking it twice. Meet – or get reacquainted with – your 2019 Habitus House of the Year Jury.
These are the early adopters. Meet our first run of exhibitors that will bring Saturday Indesign to life.
You’ve seen these brands featured in Habitus House Of The Year, on TV and online, but this Habitus Loves list uncovers what else these brands have.
The inaugural Habitus House of the Year 2018 was a great success. It broke new ground with the editors’ pick of the best homes from across our region, from S-E Asia to New Zealand and Australia.
An unliveable, deceased estate in Melbourne’s Alphington has been transformed into a timber box-like family home, revealing a journey of layers upon layers by architect Walter&Walter.
The Linardi Townhouse in Collingwood, Melbourne, shows what can be achieved on the smallest of sites. Built vertically over six levels, these twin townhouses are beautifully crafted by designers and owners Jesse and Seada Linardi.
This waterfront retreat designed by iconic Australian-Japanese architect Koichi Takada is the epitome of an Australian dream home, adorned with a private beach, garden and open-plan living.
Elements of a cross-continental lifestyle are pieced together like a living mosaic in the design of a new residence, Doorzien House, by Bijl Architecture.
Matilda House by Templeton is intimately tied to place, sunk deep into the Australian bushland of the client’s childhood.
