With a history spanning more than 120 years, Rogerseller is a leader in the finest bathware, kitchen cabinetry and living solutions in the market. Alongside their core line-up of exclusively imported European brands such as Catalano, Falper, Fantini, Lema and Valcucine, they also design and manufacture their own premium collections under the 'by Rogerseller' name.
Step inside a one-of-a-kind kaleidoscope home in Melbourne’s east: an exceptional Modernist house for a creative family of five reimagined in vivid detail by WOWOWA Architecture.
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.
Building and renovating is stressful. Wanting to bring expert advice on how to streamline that process, Rogerseller takes you on site with architect and client to open up exactly how the process works.
If you need to design (or redesign) your bathroom but have been unsure where to start – Rogerseller’s Insights Series is here to help. First up, sourcing your inspiration.
Creating a moodboard certainly helps in getting the creative juices to flow, but understanding your own personal taste should be the first step in the design process.
MODO uses volumes, levels and materials at Bulleen House to signify transitions and define one open-plan space from another.
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.
Melbourne-based design legends Austin Maynard Architects tackle the challenge of designing a sanctuary for different people in a single home with their latest project: Kiah House.
Carter Williamson Architects transforms a once-claustrophobic medley of spaces into a liveable, light-filled and private family sanctuary.
Edition Office’s latest thoughtful, stripped back design suggests pure, bunker-like functionality from a distance. While, up close, one delights in its artisanal detail and interaction with the landscape.
We discover the intricacies of a well-designed life inside Abian’s homes in the sky, and speak to Sunland Group’s Sahba Abedian about their superlative new addition to the Brisbane skyline.
This stunning kitchen proves that sophisticated Italian design can be just as at home in this Victorian home as in a modern Milan apartment.
How can we create homes that mirror sanctuaries of retreat from the hustle and bustle of modern living? How can we have both functionality and style? One family have achieved it all.
Experience the joy of design with Rogerseller’s bathroom, kitchen and living experts, here to help take your project from concept to conclusion.
Habitus recently partnered with I-Manifest and MINI to create a Micro-School of design in which high school-aged students would consider how architecture and design can bring awareness to future living habits.
The third and final installation of the Habitus Hottest 100 moments of design in 2016 is here. Did all your favourite pieces make the cut?
Brisbane’s latest development in Coorparoo walks a fine line between heritage and modernity with original townhouses restored with contemporary interiors, and new townhouses built in a heritage style.
FGR Architects faced a tricky challenge in a home that possessed an Edwardian exterior, but required a contemporary interior. What resulted is a stunningly modern home that pairs past with present through a liberal use of glass.
The owner of a joinery company who had previously lived on an expansive 5-acre property surrounded by ample farmland made the decision to move his family into the heart of Sydney city, and into a significantly smaller 3 bedroom apartment.
The idea of living like royalty was a core element in the design of Hallmarc’s Arthur and Tyrian Apartments, with the apartments named after Prince Arthur, the Duke of Connaught and Strathearn and the son of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert referencing this.
