Designed for timeless appeal, these iconic brands bring substance to luxury with the powerful combination of performance, design and dependability. Sub-Zero and Wolf products offer limitless design possibilities backed by over 75 years of appliance expertise.
Sub-Zero - the food preservation specialist - creates products of uncompromising craftsmanship that are more than just refrigerators; they are a suite of food- preservation technologies that keep food fresher longer. Choose from designs that can boldly stand out or disappear seamlessly into the décor in various widths and configurations.
Wolf - the cooking specialist - puts precise temperature control in your hands so the dish you have in mind will be the dish you bring to the table. Individual tastes in both food and design find limitless expression with Wolf. The different styles – ultra-sleek contemporary, classic, yet flexible transitional and bold professional – provide a design solution for any kitchen aesthetic.
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Crafted to connect to the expansive countryside views, Merindah Park House by Richard Cole Architecture warms from the inside out.
When Carole Whiting’s client approached her, she came armed with a picture book of images, many of which were Whiting’s own designs.
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?
The three Australian winners in one of the world’s most respected design contests shine a spotlight on Australia’s luxury kitchen design.
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.
Architect Stephen Varady has used a considered palette of Calacatta marble and mirrored surfaces to transform a 1950s harbourside apartment in Sydney into sculptural, gallery-like space with a state-of-the-art kitchen featuring Sub-Zero & Wolf appliances at its heart.
Throughout the years, the kitchen has become much more than a place to cook.
In a striking fusion of unusual forms, extraordinary materiality and considered choice of Sub-Zero & Wolf appliances, Cera Stribley and Alice Villella Interior Design create an entertainer’s dream designed to delight for generations to come.
In the kitchen, precise temperature control for storing and cooking foods is the name of the game. But how do you control these elements with designer style? Sub-Zero Wolf has the answers…
Thoughtfully crafted by Adele Bates, Sub-Zero and Wolf’s new showroom is a combination of appliance showcasings and restaurant grandeur.
Here at Habitusliving, we are grateful to be in the presence of remarkable design pieces on an everyday basis.
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.
Get ready to indulge in all things kitchens with your favourite brands and designers sharing their insights and must-have products to create a cooking and entertaining paradise
Sydney – it’s time to get out and about and reconnect with the latest in design showrooms
With the advent of the new Wolf and Sub-Zero outdoor kitchen, life outside will never be the same again. Think about perfectly cooked fish and vegetables to offer friends at lunch; or ribs or a roast for a family dinner. It’s all too mouthwatering and certainly a reality now that Wolf and Sub-Zero’s outdoor kitchen has arrived.
Paddington Courtyard House by Aileen Sage Architects reinvents the Victorian terrace with a dominating internal courtyard.
The elegant form and pragmatic spatial design of NNH Residence’s kitchen by Mim Design earned the Melbourne-based interiors practice first place in the Contemporary Kitchen Award category of Sub-Zero and Wolf’s biennial Kitchen Design Contest.
From rustic inspirations to gold and brass highlights, everything that was once old is new again with an Art Deco revival.
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.
HOLA Projects converts a 1920’s Fitzory warehouse into a home with heritage sensitivities and enduring interiors.
Sub-Zero and Wolf is calling for last entries to its Kitchen Design Contest 2017-2018, with submissions closing 31 January 2019, so enter now!
Enjoy a rare insight into the goings on, passionate discussions and heated debates that lead us to our Habitus House of the Year 2018 winners!
In 2018, design lovers across the Asia Pacific were invited to vote in Habitus’ House of the Year People’s Choice award, with the winner taking home a world-class designer package.
